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Spot Soil Nutrition Testing Module For Precision Agriculture
Spot Soil Nutrition Testing Module For Precision Agriculture
Mentee:
Mentor:
Karthika Mohan M S
Dr. Suresh V Bibisha C V
Jesudhas Xavier J
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
• For optimal crop yield, We need to recognize the symptoms of
insufficient (deficiency) or excess nutrients (toxicity) in the soil..
• Crops are affected by immediate factors
• Excess fertilizer, pesticide drift or insect infestations
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
[4] A miniaturized on-chip colorimeter for Beer-Lambert’s law and N,P,K Compact, Portable Chip-Level Colorimeter, Good Error Control,
detecting NPK elements(2016) Anti-Interference Capability, And Linearity.
MEMS
[5] Detection of NPK nutrients of soil using fiber Colorimetric Principle , Fiber N,P,K Light Weight, Immune to EMI and RFI, Economical etc.
optic sensor(2015) Optic
[6] NPK detection spectroscopy on non- Spectrometer N,P,K Simple Laboratory setup
agriculture soil(2016)
[7] Application of Colorimetry to determine soil Colorimetry N,P,K Reduced Testing Time
fertility through Naive Bayes classification
algorithm(2018)
METHODOLOGY
• A Novel PHOTOMETRIC based SPOT SOIL
NUTRITION TESTER .
• The Novel sensor unit comprises a RGB LED and LDR.
• The automatic stirring mechanism uses a powerful
electromagnet and PTFE coated magnet bar.
• Silicon tubes are used to carry the reagents, the reagents
are stored in PTFE bottles, ensure the long lasting life
of SPOT SOIL NUTRITION TESTER
BLOCK
DIAGRAM Soil Collection
Soil Extract
Ammonia Nitrogen
(Nessler's Reagent) Sodium Molybdate + Stannous Cobalt Nitrate + Iso -
Oxalate Propyl alcohol
Selection
N or P or K Test
Examine &
Optical Detection
Monitor
Arduino microcontroller
Processing
Result
CURRENT STATUS OF THE PROJECT
• Completed.
Front view of NPK testing module Photometric NPK sensor
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