Revista ELECTRO
Vol. 46 – Año 2024
Artículo
TÍTULO
Medición de Nivel Utilizando un Sensor Inteligente e Internet de las Cosas
AUTORES
Medina-Rodríguez, V.; Rivera-Mejía, J.; Quiñonez-Moreno, R.E.
RESUMEN
En el presente trabajo se presenta el desarrollo de un sistema de medición para medir el nivel de líquidos utilizando un sensor inteligente e internet de las cosas. Para el diseño de la medición de nivel se utilizó una arquitectura de alto nivel para internet de las cosas que consta de tres capas. La medición de nivel se basa en un sensor inteligente que utiliza un sensor de presión hidrostática de bajo costo. El se nsor inte ligente cuenta con tres funciones: procesamiento, compensación y comunicación WiFi. La información del nivel se guarda en una computadora y se envía a la nube desde donde se puede consultar la información por medio de dispositivos móviles. La prueba del si stema de medición se realizó utilizando un contenedor de aproximadamente 200 l con agua. Demostrando que el sensor es lineal, tiene muy buena repetibilidad y que su medición es independiente de la forma del contenedor. .
Palabras Clave: Sensores inteligen tes, internet de las cosas, sensor de nivel, presión hidrostática.
ABSTRACT
In this work, the development of a measurement system to measure the level of liquids using a n intelligent sensor and the internet of things is presented. The level measurement design used a high-level architecture for the internet of things that consists of three layers. The level measurement is based on a n Intelligent Sensor that uses a low-cost hydrostatic pressure sensor and has three functions: processing, compensation and WiFi communication. The level information is saved on a computer and sent to the cloud from where the information can be consulted through mobile devices. Testing of the measurement system was carried out using a container of 200 l with water. Demonstrating that the sensor is linear, has very good repeatability and that its measurement is independent of the shape of the container.
Keywords: Intelligent sensor, internet of things, level sensor, hydrostatic pressure.
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CITAR COMO:
Medina-Rodríguez, V.; Rivera-Mejía, J.; Quiñonez-Moreno, R.E., "Medición de Nivel Utilizando un Sensor Inteligente e Internet de las Cosas", Revista ELECTRO, Vol. 46, 2024, pp. 189-194.
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