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v38 v39 3 3 **WINLAB Summer Internship 2024**\\ 4 4 **Group Members:** Sam-Fone Cheung, Shriya Das, Aly Mustafa, Xiang Meng\\ 5 **Advisor :** Aggelos Bletsas5 **Advisors:** Dr. Aggelos Bletsas, Dr. Richard Howard 6 6 7 7 … … 11 11 Our group expanded this work to use temperature sensors or thermistors on plants which transmit information using backscatter techniques. These sensors will be battery-less and low-cost as they harvest ambient radio frequency (RF) energy. 12 12 13 Over the summer, our team split into two groups to build the transmitter and receiver, ultimately converging. 13 Over the summer, our team split into two groups to build the transmitter and receiver, ultimately converging. Here is our code for the receiver: [https://github.com/Autoraem/PlantDoctor GitHub] 14 14 15 15 … … 55 55 [[Image(Periodogram.png, 700px, align=center)]] 56 56 57 https://github.com/Autoraem/PlantDoctor 58 Currently, this system is a periodogram estimator. This system first removes the DC offset (subtract the mean of the signal in each frame) then applies a FFT to the input signal with a Blackman-Harris windowing function. This returns a frequency spectrum. There will also be a CFO (carrier frequency offset) that will be removed by subtracting the max of the frequency spectrum and shifting all FFT values over. Afterwards, two separate bandpass filters are applied only allowing the region of interest (+/- 100kHz-200kHz) to show. Then we find peaks in this regionwhich then becomes our estimate. To remove the effect from noise, we perform an averaging function.57 58 Currently, our system is a periodogram estimator. It first removes the DC offset (subtracts the mean of the signal in each frame) and then applies an FFT to the input signal with a Blackman-Harris windowing function. This returns a frequency spectrum. There will also be a CFO (carrier frequency offset) that will be removed by subtracting the max of the frequency spectrum and shifting all FFT values over. Afterwards, two separate bandpass filters are applied only allowing the region of interest (+/- 100kHz-200kHz) to show. Then we find peaks in this region which then becomes our estimate. To remove the effect from noise, we perform an averaging function. 59 59 60 60 We still need to do temperature interpolation and improve SNR and BER. 61 62 61 63 ==== WEEK SIX ==== 62 64 [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IVHxp37dLoeeXByd_AVcU_r4t5fZpaF5VpObRvP3WJ0/edit?usp=sharing Weekly Presentation]\\ … … 74 76 We also did a live demo! 75 77 78 76 79 ==== WEEK EIGHT ==== 77 80 [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HmM73QaN0rC-FQ9eomNmFzX3bV5ZxUyMjUdE_epnreo/edit?usp=sharing Weekly Presentation]\\ … … 80 83 [[Image(Plant Week 8 .png, 425px, align=center)]] 81 84 85 82 86 ==== WEEK NINE ==== 83 87 [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LHRwIVJcsXC6uEPopnxCzAwehbN2e5Lufwh47mqo_go/edit?usp=sharing Weekly Presentation]\\ 84 88 //Progress: // 85 86 87 89 We start work on digital sensors and digital transmission and demodulation. 88 90 89 91 90 This week, we received basic controls for the plant chamber such as a temperature controller, LED grow lights, and humidity sensors. We still need to determine a method to control the humidity such as using a dehumidifier & humidifier or a saturated salt solution. Without these humidity controls, the excessive humidity within the ORBIT room led to growth of harmless fungi in the plant's soil.92 This week, we received basic controls for the plant chamber such as a temperature controller, LED grow lights, and humidity sensors. We still need to determine a method to control the humidity such as using a dehumidifier & humidifier or a saturated salt solution. Without these humidity controls, the excessive humidity within the ORBIT room led to the growth of harmless fungi in the plant's soil. 91 93 [[Image(Plant Chamber.png, 350px, align=center)]] 92 94 95 93 96 ==== WEEK TEN ==== 94 [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hLqbTcdPJTugqhbaQiwvGx0-oBIqWJHn1wkJphVwx0E/edit?usp=sharing Final Presentation] 95 //Progress: // 97 [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hLqbTcdPJTugqhbaQiwvGx0-oBIqWJHn1wkJphVwx0E/edit?usp=sharing Final Presentation]\\ 98 [[Image(Plant Doctor WINLAB Poster.pptx.png, 1100px, align=center)]] 96 99 100 101 == Acknowledgements == 102 103 We would like to thank Dr. Aggelos Bletsas and Dr. Richard Howard for their invaluable guidance throughout this summer. We would also like to thank Jennifer Shane, Ivan Seskar, and the rest of the WINLAB faculty for this opportunity. 97 104 98 105