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Simulation diagram for smart agriculture system

Creating a smart irrigation system using IoT (Internet of Things) typically


involves a combination of sensors, a microcontroller, and communication
modules to monitor and control the irrigation process. Below, I'll provide a
simplified simulation diagram of a smart irrigation system using IoT. Please note
that this is a high-level representation, and the actual system can be more
complex, depending on your specific requirements.

Components and their functions:

1. Soil Moisture Sensor: Measures the soil's moisture level.


2. Temperature and Humidity Sensor: Monitors environmental conditions.
3. Weather Forecast API: Fetches weather data for predictive irrigation.
4. Microcontroller (IoT Device): Processes data, controls the system, and
communicates with the cloud.
5. IoT Cloud Platform: Collects and stores data, provides remote control, and
data analysis.
6. Mobile App/Website: User interface for monitoring and controlling the
irrigation system.
7. Water Pump: Provides water to the irrigation system.
8. Solenoid Valve: Controls the flow of water to different zones.
9. Relay Module: Enables the microcontroller to control the pump and valves.
10. Wi-Fi/Cellular Module: Provides connectivity to the internet.
Simulation Diagram:

How it works:

1. Sensors (Soil Moisture, Temperature & Humidity) measure environmental data.

2. The microcontroller collects data from the sensors and requests weather data from the
Weather Forecast API.

3. Based on sensor data and weather forecasts, the microcontroller makes decisions
about when and how much to irrigate.

4. The microcontroller can control the water pump and solenoid valves using relay
modules.
5. Data from the sensors and the system's status are sent to the IoT Cloud Platform for
storage and remote access.

6. Users can monitor and control the irrigation system through a mobile app or website
connected to the IoT Cloud Platform.

This system ensures efficient irrigation, reducing water consumption and enhancing plant
health by responding to real-time environmental conditions and weather forecasts.

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