Meteorological System with Remote Communication Using Zigbee

Authors

  • Edward Jhohan Marín-García Universidad del valle
  • José Neftalí Torres-Marín Universidad del Valle
  • Andrés Felipe Serna-Ruíz Universidad del valle

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21501/21454086.2855

Keywords:

Arduino, Weather Station, Zigbee

Abstract

This paper shows a weather station implementation which allows to watch, at the measurement site and remotely, different weather variables like wind speed, rain precipitation and Humidity. Initially, the sensors, such as the anemometer, pluviometer and thermo-hygrometer, were characterized by using a pattern and the specification given by the manufacturer. This data is represented graphically to obtain the trend equation, the later tested with its corresponding correlation. Following the characterization process, the sensors reading algorithm was programmed in an Arduino. At the same time, the data was send wirelessly through Xbee, Zigbee module. Finally, the values are shown in a liquid crystal screen located in the weather station and also is shown in the receptor through a computer previously configurated.

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Author Biography

Edward Jhohan Marín-García, Universidad del valle

Cartago, Colombia.

Magister en Ingeniería Eléctrica

Ingeniero Electrónico

Docente del programa de tecnología electrónica

universidad del valle

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Published

2019-01-11

How to Cite

Marín-García, E. J., Torres-Marín, J. N., & Serna-Ruíz, A. F. (2019). Meteorological System with Remote Communication Using Zigbee. Lámpsakos, 1(20), 13–21. https://doi.org/10.21501/21454086.2855

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Articles of scientific and technological research