Industrial Temperature Monitoring System Design Based on ZigBee and Infrared Temperature Sensing ()
Abstract
In the industrial
field, long running
of the equipment easily leads local temperature of the equipment to rise. This is a security risk. For
this problem, we have designed a set of remote wireless temperature monitoring
system. Based on ZigBee technology, we have a remote wireless networking
temperature monitoring of a lot of equipment scattered in various locations of
factories and enterprises. The system uses infrared temperature sensor TS118-3
gathering temperature information. After a signal conditioning circuit, we use
a wireless RF single-chip CC2530 wirelessly transmitting the temperature of the
measured target to the receiving node. The receiving node uploads the data to a
computer by RS232.PC software displays real-time temperature
information.
Share and Cite:
Peng, D. and Wan, S. (2013) Industrial Temperature Monitoring System Design Based on ZigBee and Infrared Temperature Sensing.
Optics and Photonics Journal,
3, 277-280. doi:
10.4236/opj.2013.32B065.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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