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Virtex-II Pro FPGA Based Smart Agricultural System

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The scope of this thesis is to increase the quality and productivity of multi-crops in agriculture though central control centre using embedded technology. It is achieved by engineering the logic in sequential manner, combined at nodes, cycled through feedback and communicated after the execution of integrated irrigation engineering and embedded processing. The dynamic partial self-reconfiguration feature of Virtex II pro with FPGA architecture and its ability to interface with real time input output devices strings this advance system. This is an integrated real time multi data processing system such as temperature, humidity and water that determines the productivity of agricultural crops [Jata,b, H. S., in Elsevier, 2019]. The main advantages of this system are that, it increases multi crop production per unit area at lower operating and maintenance cost. This prototype system as a whole provides user the direct possibility of central management, statistics, monitoring and eventually resulting in economic development by effective production of multi-crops in rural areas through societies to uplift the quality of living of rural people.

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Data Availability

The datasets generated during and/or analysed during the current study are available in Table 3. Productivity of Multi-Crops in Bhomidhan Land, Tamil Nadu.

Abbreviations

FPGA:

Field programmable gate array

GDP:

Gross domestic product

GSM:

Global system for mobile communication

ADE:

Advanced development environment

XADC:

Xilinx analog to digital converter

PROM:

Programmable read only memory

UART:

Universal asynchronous receiver transmitter

OCB:

On chip bus

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Acknowledgements

I am sincerely thankful to ASSEFA, Non-profit Gandhian organization established in the year 1968. Serving with the objective of “Rural Growth and Women’s livelihood” for over 5 decades. I would like to thank Dr.D.Govindaswamy, M.E, MBA, PGDC, Ph.D, Managing Director of ASSEFA group of Organizations for the grant and facilities necessary to explore my intellectual in the esteemed premises.

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This work was supported by ASSEFA, Non-profit Gandhian organization established in the year 1968. Serving with the objective of “Rural Growth and Women’s livelihood” for over 5 decades. I would like to thank Dr.D.Govindaswamy, M.E, MBA, PGDC, Ph.D., Managing Director of ASSEFA group of Organizations for the grant and facilities necessary to explore my intellectual in the esteemed premises. I am sincerely thankful to ASSEFA, I am sincerely thankful to ASSEFA.

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All authors contributed to the study conception and design. Material preparation, data collection and analysis were performed by M.Vivekanandan and Dr.S.Kanaga Suba Raja. The first draft of the manuscript was written by M.Vivekanandan and all authors commented on previous versions of the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

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I wish to submit an original research article entitled” VIRTEX—II PRO FPGA BASED SMART AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM” for consideration by Wireless Personal Communication. I confirm that this work is original and has not been published elsewhere, nor is it currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. I believe that this manuscript is appropriate for publication by Wireless Personal Communication. We have no conflicts of interest to disclose.

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The implementation of this research is completely a software application developed by VHDL through Eclipse IDE/UI software. The code developed during and/or analysed during the current study are available in At ASSEFA, Non-profit Gandhian organization, Tamil Nadu.

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Vivekanandan, M., Kanaga Suba Raja, S. Virtex-II Pro FPGA Based Smart Agricultural System. Wireless Pers Commun 125, 119–141 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-022-09544-x

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