A New Method of Real-Time Detecting the Chlorophyll Based on Hover Wing UAV

Yuan Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.816-817.407

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A New Method of Real-Time Detecting the Chlorophyll Based on Hover Wing UAV

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A fluorescent real-time detection technology parameters of the chlorophyll radiation LED method using with fluorescent MINIPAM based on impulse, modulation, is introduced. The using of programming power to provide a constant flow of the list of output, LED by a matrix as chlorophyll are fluorescent light. The using of apparatus in plant MINIPAM fluorescent light system II of the steady state Fs, a fluorescent light to the next largest fluorescent Fm',a combination of the environment, and tracking control system of measurement and comprehensive analysis of environmental factors to the real quantum efficiency, actual electronic transmission rate for parameters. MINIPAM fluorescent apparatus with the upper machine, and can be real time monitoring.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 816-817)

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407-409

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September 2013

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Yuan Liu

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Chlorophyll Fluorescent, LED, MINIPAM, Programmable Power, Serial Communication

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