Scientists from India conceived a new system for crop growth in remote areas with no connection to the power grid. It consists of a PV panel, add-on module hardware (AOMH), a battery, step-down DC-DC converters, system power devices, automation, and sensor elements. For climate control, it also comprises a water pump, a ventilation fan for CO2 assimilation, sprinkler foggers, and drop irrigation solenoids.Scientists at the Netaji Subhas University of Technology in India have developed a photovoltaic-driven protected environment-controlled farming technology (PECFT) for farms located in remote ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...