Temperature and Humidity Measurement Based on a Dual-Processor Wi-Fi System

2024

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DOI 10.1109/lindi63813.2024.10820420
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article describes the importance of measuring temperature and humidity in places such as: construction sites, buildings or bridges. In general, the reliability of all research results plays an important role in predicting the technical conditions of various facilities and in finding solutions to problems arising from the technical difficulties of remote control. In this regard, the issue of the validity of the choice of Wi-Fi modules operating in dual-processor mode, designed for receiving and transmitting measurement results, has been raised and resolved. In these modules, in order to obtain measurement results over a long time, the parameters of energy consumption and availability to programming of the boards are taken into account. Setting the energy consumption parameters allowed to increase the time for conducting research at remote sites, which in turn increases the durability and service life of the control system. Practical solutions for remote data transmission over a wireless communication network are proposed. The operability of the connected devices in a dual-processor wireless system has been verified.