Dynamic temperature control beehive based on microprocessor and digital sensor

Abstract

The invention discloses a dynamic temperature control beehive based on a microprocessor and a digital sensor. According to the beehive, the temperature in the beehive is specifically and dynamically adjusted in real time according to different temperature ranges needed by honey production and reproduction of bees. The beehive comprises a traditional beehive, a digital temperature sensor, a dynamictemperature control circuit box, a cooling system and a heating system. The STC89C52 microprocessor and the digital temperature sensor collect and control the temperature in the beehive, and the temperature is transmitted to a computer by an NRF905 wireless module. Upper temperature limit and lower temperature limit are set according to the temperature suitable for honey producing and reproduction of the bees. When the temperature in the beehive is higher than the upper temperature limit, the microprocessor controls a buzzer to give an alarm, and the cooling system is started to reduce the temperature in the beehive. When the temperature in the beehive is lower than the lower temperature limit, the microprocessor controls the buzzer to give an alarm, and the heating system is started to increase the temperature in the beehive. The computer receives transmitted temperature data by combining the wireless module and a VC++6.0 programming interface, and the temperature in the beehive is wirelessly monitored, adjusted and controlled.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a dynamic temperature-controlled beehive based on a microprocessor and a digital sensor, belonging to the fields of electronic technology and agricultural application. Background technique [0002] Temperature is an important criterion for evaluating the quality of an environment. With the development of industrial technology and agricultural technology, there are more and more demands for temperature measurement. Bees need a suitable temperature environment for the process of making honey and breeding in the beehive, but bees are temperature-changing animals, and their bodies do not have the ability to regulate body temperature that endothermic animals have. Therefore, too high or too low temperature in the beehive is not conducive to bees. development, reproduction and honey production. Studies have found that the most suitable temperature for the survival of bees is 15°C-25°C. In the process of bee breeding, if there is a ...

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Problems solved by technology

Artificial temperature detection is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also interferes with the normal activities of bees, which is not conducive to obtaining scientific data

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