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Abstract
Temperature and humidity transmission technology plays vital roles like in the Production and manufacturing industries,
but the data transmission is not reliable and guaranteed due to complex wiring in industries. In order to overcome these
problems, this project proposes a wireless radio frequency node to node temperature and humidity transmission system
with RF module nRF24L01 with Arduino Uno platform that has ATmega328 microcontroller as the core of the system.
The nRF24L01 module is 2.4GHz band range. DHT11 sensor is used to collect the data on temperature and humidity. In
order to let it alarm when data above the threshold range, by using potentiometer the threshold value can be set low and
high as set point of temperature and humidity. The system module will show real-time temperature and humidity value,
wireless transmission system can be done with low cost, low complexity and low power consumption .The output are
realized in serial monitoring of the system.
1. Introduction
Due to development of the microcontroller technology and the high speed digital signal processing
technologies, wireless communication system provides people with a reliable, and convenient. It has been
used widely in industrial and real-time applications everywhere and it also used for data acquisition and
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transmission for complicated terrain conditions, environmental conditions and other places like
inconvenient for people to reach. In this project, we proposed a scheme of wireless transmission system that
it has a small in size, low cost and it can collect the data factors such as temperature and humidity in real-
time and wirelessly. This system control module Arduino Uno which has ATMEGA328 microcontroller
gives high performance single chip microcontroller with low power consumption with high integration and
portability. DHT11 is a digital signal sensor which acquisitions temperature and humidity. The sensor has
high integration, high anti-interference, high precision and also low power consumption, small in size and
low cost research and use.
2. System Design
The system module consist two circuit units one is transmission unit that consist of Arduino Uno
controls temperature and humidity sensor DHT11 and wireless transceiver module nRF24L01 Figure1
and the receiving unit that consist of Arduino and wireless transceiver module nRF24L01 shown figure
2 . The transmission unit collects the data from the sensor both temperature and humidity values from
the sensor and then the data is processed and transmitted via nRF24L01. The receiver unit will receive
the values through nRF24L01 module and then the values are processed then output is realized.
3. Implementation
The development and integration of hardware and software components are shown Figure 2 and Figure
3. the overall module structure of an temperature monitoring through wireless sensor network
system between two node that we have developed. Each node can be powered by 5v battery and the
communication between shown in Figure 1.
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Figure 1: Communication between two nodes
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4. Results
The reception unit will get data which is collected from the transmission unit and the output is realized
through serial monitoring in Arduino IDE software Figure 7. Later depend on purpose we can modify the
conditions.
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Figure 7: Output
5. Conclusion
The Arduino Uno system platform that based on the ATmega328 microcontroller and nRF24L01 are the
main devices for wireless data transmission. DHT11 sensor collects the temperature and humidity of the
surrounding environment with low power consumption. The results of wireless communication will be
realized on the serial monitor. By using an potentiometer to set the threshold value for the sensor. When
temperature and humidity of the place surrounding is above the threshold set point level, then the system
module will be able to alert the user through a blinking light or by using buzzer. This system module has
lots of advantages such as, small in size, low cost, low power consumption, high accuracy, and high
performance. This system module is more suitable for short distance wireless data acquisition and data
transmission.
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