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Summary

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This study introduces an intelligent withering control system for tea processing, enhancing efficiency and quality. The system uses a microcontroller and IoT technology for real-time monitoring and remote control, improving tea production in Enshi Prefecture.

Keywords:

Online monitoring STM32 Tea processing

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Area of Science:

Agricultural Engineering
Automation and Control Systems

Background:

Traditional tea processing equipment in Enshi Prefecture exhibits a low level of intelligence.
There is a need for enhanced monitoring and control to improve efficiency and tea quality.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and implement an intelligent withering control system for tea processing.
To integrate IoT technology for remote monitoring and control of the tea production process.

Main Methods:

Development of a control system utilizing the STMicroelectronics 32-bit Microcontroller (STM32).
Real-time monitoring of withering environment temperature and humidity.
Automated control of heating, ventilation, and dehumidification modules.
Integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology for mobile device access.
Application of a fuzzy control algorithm for precise environmental regulation.

Main Results:

The system demonstrates stable operation and accurate measurement of environmental parameters.
Achieved a control precision of [Formula: see text]% using a fuzzy control algorithm.
Enabled intelligent and remote tea production operations via mobile devices.
Effectively met the specific needs of tea processing in Enshi Prefecture.

Conclusions:

The intelligent withering control system optimizes traditional tea processing workflows.
The system enhances processing efficiency and improves overall tea quality.
Provides advanced technological solutions for local tea enterprises, supporting industry development.