WO2012001171A1 - Messsystem und verfahren zur bestimmung eines stickstoffgehaltes von pflanzen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a measuring system and a method for determining a nitrogen content of plants.
- US Pat. Nos. 4,986,655, DE 101 48 746 C2, DE 199 50 396 C2 and DE 10 2006 042 412 B4 each disclose an active measuring system or a method, wherein their fertilizer requirement is via the illumination of plants with artificial light sources and an analysis of the reflected radiation is determined.
- the document EP 2 158 801 A1 discloses an active plant measuring system in which not only artificial light but also the influence of natural ambient light is considered. This influence is regarded as a disturbance and should be minimized accordingly.
- the document DE 100 02 880 C1 discloses an active measuring system in which natural light is used to illuminate the plants in addition to artificial light.
- a disadvantage of all measuring systems of the prior art is the technical complexity of the artificial lighting.
- the invention is based on the object to provide a measuring system whose device complexity is minimized.
- the passive measuring system according to the invention is used to detect the nitrogen content of plants and has a Einstrahlkopf for detecting the radiation from the environment - especially from the sun -. Furthermore, a reflection head for detecting a reflected radiation from the plant portion of the radiation from the environment is provided. Furthermore, the measuring system has a signal processor for processing the measurement signals obtained via the two heads. In this case, the reflection head has a common filter device or two separate filter devices each having a plurality of filter segments with different bandpass lengths.
- the passive measuring system according to the invention does not require an artificial light source, so that its technical complexity is minimized.
- a first variant of the passive measuring system according to the invention is used to detect the nitrogen content of plants and has a Einstrahlkopf or light frequency converter for detecting the radiation from the environment - especially from the sun - and a reflection head or light-frequency converter for detection a reflected radiation from the plant - especially from the sun -.
- a common filter disc is arranged, which has a plurality of filter segments with different bandpass lengths, which are successively movable in the beam path of the Einstrahlkopfes and in the beam path of the reflection head.
- a signal processor is provided for processing the measurement signals obtained via the heads. Due to the common filter disc for both heads of device complexity of the measuring system is minimized.
- this variant has the advantage that any dirt present on a head (for example on a lens) has a uniform effect on all filter segments and thus uniformly on the different measured reflected bandpass lengths.
- the irradiation head has a lens associated with or facing the sun and a light-frequency transducer, and if the reflection head has an objective associated with or facing the plants and a light-frequency transducer.
- the various filter segments are arranged on a common with eg 1000 rev / min rotatable filter disc, which is in operative connection with the Einstrahlkopf and with the reflection head, the filter segments can easily by rotation of the filter disc in rapid succession by the two heads - preferably between the lens and the light-frequency converter.
- the filter segments can be arranged on two separate rotatable filter discs, wherein the first filter disc is arranged in the Einstrahlkopf and the second filter disc in the reflection head.
- an index or encoder is attached eccentrically to the filter disk or to the filter disks, with which a housing-fixed index sensor is in sensory operative connection.
- the respective located in the beam path from the lens to the light-frequency converter filter segment can be determined, so that the measurement results of the light-frequency converter can be assigned to the respective filter segment. Furthermore, so that the speed of the filter disk can be monitored.
- the signal processor is connected to the two light frequency converters and the index sensor and with a speed controller operatively connected to the filter disk or with two speed controllers operatively connected to the speed controllers via signal lines. Then, the speed of the common filter disk or, respectively, the speeds of the separate filter disks may be kept so low that sufficient (e.g., five) periods of light-frequency converter per filter segment are achieved. Furthermore, the signal processor can determine values dependent on the nitrogen content and, if necessary, calculate optimal fertilizer quantities in addition.
- the irradiation head and the reflection head have two separate filter devices, each having separate filters, each associated with an objective and a light-frequency converter.
- Four narrow-band filter segments are preferred, which are transparent to different spectral colors.
- a first filter segment is substantially transparent to light beams having a wavelength of 670 nm, and if a second filter segment is substantially transparent to light beams of wavelength 700 nm, and if a third filter segment is substantially transparent to light beams of wavelength 740 nm, and Finally, when a fourth filter segment is substantially transparent to light beams of wavelength 780nm.
- the filter segments can have a respective half-width of a maximum of 10 nm.
- the method according to the invention for controlling a fertilization of plants has the steps:
- the first step (detection of the nitrogen content) is preferably carried out while driving through the plants or while driving past the plants with a mobile working machine (in particular a tractor) by means of the signal processor.
- the first step can also be done by a drone.
- the second step (determining a quantity of fertilizer) is preferably carried out by means of a PC of the mobile working machine.
- Amount of fertilizer) from the signal processor - in particular via Bluetooth - to the PC is important.
- the fertilizer is optimally utilized if the determination of the quantity of fertilizer takes place by means of or depending on an agronomic control function which depends on the variety of the plant. This can be stored in the PC.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the passive measuring system according to the invention in a schematic representation
- FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of the passive measuring system according to the invention in a schematic representation
- FIG. 3 shows a third embodiment of the passive measuring system according to the invention in a schematic representation.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a first exemplary embodiment of a passive measuring system according to the invention. It has a Einstrahlsensor or Einstrahlkopf 1, a reflection sensor or reflection head 2 and a signal processor 4, which are arranged in a common housing (not shown).
- the reflection head 2 has a filter device 6, which consists essentially of an approximately circular filter disk 8, which is driven via a shaft 10 by a (not shown) motor.
- the filter disk 8 is divided into four approximately equal filter segments 12a, 12b, 12c, 12d.
- an encoder 14 is attached to the outer circumference of the filter disk 8, whose revolution is detected by an index sensor 16.
- a light-frequency converter 18 is arranged in an eccentric position, while on the (in Figure 1) lower side of the filter disk 8 at a corresponding position, a lens 20 is arranged.
- the Einstrahlkopf 1 is basically constructed as the reflection head 2, wherein the lens above and the sensor are arranged below the filter disc (not shown in detail in the Einstrahlkopf 1).
- the first embodiment of the illustrated passive measuring system In operation of the first embodiment of the illustrated passive measuring system, it is attached to a tractor (not shown) and is moved along or past plants 22. Incident ambient or sunlight 24 is detected on the one hand by the irradiation head 1, and on the other hand partially reflected by the plants 22. The corresponding radiation fraction 26 is passed through the lens 20 through the filter disk 8 to the light-frequency converter 18. Since the filter disk 8 is rotationally driven, the four filter segments 12a-d move sequentially in the optical path directed from the objective 20 to the light-frequency converter 18 in a continuous sequence.
- the filter disk 8 rotates with the following bandpass wavelengths:
- the filters 12a-d must be narrow band and should have a full width at half maximum of 10 nm.
- the filters 12a-d should optimally be a foil so as not to be shock sensitive. Even very thin glass or Plexiglas are possible.
- the number of revolutions of the filter disk 8 is controlled by the index sensor 16 and the light-frequency converter 18. On average, at least five full Periods of the light converter 18 per filter segment 12a-d can be achieved. If this value falls below five periods, then the signal processor 4 in the head controls the speed of the filter disk 8 downwards until five periods are reached again. The time for one revolution of the filter disk 8 is measured.
- the signal processor 4 knows which filter segment 12a-d is just above the light-frequency converter 18 and can thereby assign the light intensities to the individual wavelengths.
- the filter disc 8 rotates so fast that the values have a temporal relationship and can be offset against each other.
- the values of the irradiation head 1 and the reflection head 2 are calculated by the signal processor 4 and sent to the PC.
- the white balance is achieved via a defined white plate, which adjusts the spectral sensitivity of the receiver and the transmission of the filters.
- FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of the passive measuring system according to the invention in a schematic representation.
- first exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1 Only the differences from the first exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1 will be described below:
- the objectives 120a-d direct the radiation component 26 through respective filters 1 12a, 12b, 12c, 12d separated from one another.
- the filter 1 12a has a bandpass wavelength of 670 nm, the filter 1 12b 700 nm, the filter 1 12c 740 nm and the filter 1 12d 780 nm.
- FIG. 3 shows a third exemplary embodiment of the passive measuring system according to the invention in a schematic representation.
- the essential difference from the first exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1 is that a common filter device 206 is provided which has a filter disk 8 with four filter segments 12a-12d. These have the (with reference to Figure 1) mentioned bandpass wavelengths 670nm, 700nm, 740nm and 780nm.
- the filter disk 8 is rotationally driven by means of the shaft 10, the reflection head 2 being provided on the one hand (in FIG.
- the irradiation head 201 has an objective 220 facing the sunlight 24 (not shown in FIG. 3) and a light-frequency converter 218, while the reflection head 2 has an objective facing the plants (not shown in FIG. 3) and a light-frequency converter 18 has.
- the filter disk 8 is arranged on the one hand with a filter segment 12a in the beam path of the irradiation head 201 and simultaneously with another filter segment 12c in the beam path of the reflection head 2.
- the two light-frequency converters 18, 218 and the index sensor 16 are connected via signal lines, which are symbolized by arrows in Figure 3, to the signal processor 204, which controls the speed of the shaft 10 (also symbolized by an arrow).
- the signal processor 4; 104; 204 relates the incident sunlight 24 to the light reflected from the plants 22. From these data it is concluded that the previous nitrogen supply.
- a passive measuring system for detecting the nitrogen content of plants with a Einstrahlkopf for detecting the radiation from the environment - especially from the sun -. Furthermore, a reflection head for detecting a reflected radiation from the plant portion of the radiation from the environment is provided. Furthermore, the measuring system has a signal processor for processing the measurement signals obtained via the two heads.
- the heads each have a filter device with a plurality of filter segments with different bandpass lengths.
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