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SILF Dataset: Fault Dataset for Solar Insecticidal Lamp Internet of Things Node.

Xing Yang¹, Liyong Zhang¹, Lei Shu^2,3

¹College of Intelligent Manufacturing, Anhui Science and Technology University, Chuzhou 233100, China.

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Summary

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This study analyzes faults in Solar Insecticidal Lamps integrated with the Internet of Things (SIL-IoT). Machine learning accurately diagnoses issues using voltage, current, and weather data, crucial for reliable agricultural IoT systems.

Keywords:

agricultural Internet of Things agricultural sensors fault detection and diagnosis outdoor scenarios plant protection solar insecticidal lamp Internet of Things

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Area of Science:

Agricultural Engineering
Internet of Things (IoT)
Machine Learning

Background:

Solar Insecticidal Lamps (SILs) are vital for pest control.
Integrating SILs with IoT (SIL-IoT) enables data collection for smart farming.
Ensuring SIL-IoT operational integrity is critical for its functionality.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail the component composition of SIL-IoT systems.
To perform a comprehensive fault analysis of SIL-IoT based on real-world data.
To validate the effectiveness of machine learning for SIL-IoT fault diagnosis.

Main Methods:

Collected and analyzed long-term operational data from seven deployed SIL-IoT nodes.
Identified various fault modes through data examination.
Applied six standard machine learning methods to verify dataset validity and diagnostic accuracy.

Main Results:

Identified multiple distinct fault modes in SIL-IoT systems.
Machine learning algorithms demonstrated high accuracy in fault diagnosis using the proposed dataset.
Voltage, current, and meteorological data were found to be key indicators for fault detection.

Conclusions:

The proposed dataset and fault analysis framework are effective for SIL-IoT.
Machine learning is a viable tool for ensuring the reliability of agricultural IoT devices.
Key electrical and environmental parameters are essential for robust fault diagnosis in smart agriculture systems.