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Measure Climate Change with Hydroponic System Blog #1 | Concept Design and Plans

kurama007
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25 Jul 2020

Blog Posts ....

Blog #1:Measure Climate Change with Hydroponic System Blog #1 | Concept Design and Plans
Blog #2:Measure Climate Change with Hydroponic System Blog #2 | XMC4200 Bring-up and Hydroponic System

Blog #3:Measure Climate Change with Hydroponic System Blog #3 | XMC4700 + DC Motor Shield with Hydroponic System

 

Motivation

Today, people are concerned about global warming and climate change. However, as climate is defined as “ the weather conditions that are expected in a region at a particular time of year over 30 years or more,” it is not easy for everyone to understand how our daily life today or tomorrow can affect climate change in 30 years.

 

For example, extra greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2) can cause air temperature go up. Higher temperature could speed up melting Arctic sea ice. The Figure below shows a significant increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration over the last decades (Source: https://ourworldindata.org/co2-and-other-greenhouse-gas-emissions). This project will help everyone understand climate change by measuring photosynthesis with Infineon products and a hydroponic prototype system on a small scale. End-users can adjust cooling fan speed, duration of LED light, and oxygen air pump in water and measure temperature and CO2 in air inside the system, so we can experience the photosynthesis process and predict climate change under our control!

 

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Concept Design

Here is the block diagram of the photosynthesis prototype to measure temperature and CO2 over time. The prototype uses at least four Infineon components: (1) MCU Platform2GO (XMC4200), (2) Motor Controller (TLE94112), (3) Pressure Sensor (DPS368), and (4) Magnetic Sensor (TLV493D)

 

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This is the table of sensor components.

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Next Steps

I just received the components from Newark. Thanks very much! It is time to unbox them and bring up the software development environment and start bringing up. This is going to be fun!

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  • kurama007
    kurama007 over 5 years ago in reply to phoenixcomm +2
    Thank you, Chris. I have my personal website at https://green-scientist.com/ . You can see some previous hydroponics systems there if you are interested Satoshi
  • dubbie
    dubbie over 5 years ago +1
    I'm looking forward to what you will do. Dubbie
  • kurama007
    kurama007 over 5 years ago in reply to genebren +1
    Thank you very much, Gene!
  • kurama007
    kurama007 over 5 years ago in reply to phoenixcomm

    I have only used this small water pump for my hydroponics/ aquaponics system just to drain water from the hydroponics tank. https://www.amazon.com/Allnice-Submersible-Water-Pump-Brushless-Submersible-Hydroponics/dp/B07SRRYNGP

     

    I am still learning aquaponics and yours sound pretty cool. I should try it out soon. Thanks for sharing the info, Chris!

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    phoenixcomm over 5 years ago in reply to kurama007

    kurama007 have you ever used a flood / drain system? Use two holding tanks one for the fishies, and the second for pump up.

    then a timer opens the drain and back to tank #1. I have used a chunk of green sewer tubing about 12" across, obviously, both ends must be sealed. My first one was about 8 feet long. Oh if you have a waterfall with some rocks that's all the air it should need.

     

    ~~ Cris

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    kurama007 over 5 years ago in reply to phoenixcomm

    Thank you, Chris. I have my personal website at https://green-scientist.com/. You can see some previous hydroponics systems there if you are interested image

     

    Satoshi

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    kurama007 over 5 years ago in reply to dubbie

    Thank you for the comment, Dubbie! Hope to keep everyone updated regularly image

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    kurama007 over 5 years ago in reply to genebren

    Thank you very much, Gene!

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