AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR MAINTAINING AN OPTIMAL MICROCLIMATE FOR THE GROWTH OF VEGETABLE CROPS

The article describes an automatic system for maintaining an optimal microclimate for the growth of vegetable crops, and presents a structural diagram of the system. A theoretical model of a (supervisory) automated system for maintaining an optimal microclimate for use in growing garden crops has been developed.

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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.21667/978-5-7722-0428-3-233-237
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Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control
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AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR MAINTAINING AN OPTIMAL MICROCLIMATE FOR THE GROWTH OF VEGETABLE CROPS

S.A. Trifonov, M.V. Lenkov
Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control
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AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR MAINTAINING AN OPTIMAL MICROCLIMATE FOR THE GROWTH OF VEGETABLE CROPS

S.A. Trifonov, M.V. Lenkov
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The article describes an automatic system for maintaining an optimal microclimate for the growth of vegetable crops, and presents a structural diagram of the system. A theoretical model of a (supervisory) automated system for maintaining an optimal microclimate for use in growing garden crops has been developed.

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