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October 1, 201715 citations

Backscatter morse leaf sensor for agricultural wireless sensor networks

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SDSpyridon Nektarios DaskalakisACAna ColladoAGApostolos Georgiadis

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A significant cause of low production in agriculture is the absence of water in soil. The measurement of moisture level of plants is a basic parameter and in order to calculate it, we can quantify the difference between the leaf temperature and the air temperature. In this work, we introduce a novel leaf temperature sensor for agricultural monitoring. The sensor communicates remotely with a reader using backscatter bistatic standards. It is based on a sensor board, a low power microcontroller and a RF front-end for communication. The communication part exploits backscatter Morse code modulation on a 868 MHz carrier emitter signal.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a16a83083b2be9fec6b52e7https://doi.org/10.1109/icsens.2017.8233888
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