Design of CANSAT for Air Quality Monitoring for an altitude of 900 meters

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Hauptverfasser: Raj, Soma Kunal, Teja, Yalamanchili Surya
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author Raj, Soma Kunal
Teja, Yalamanchili Surya
author_facet Raj, Soma Kunal
Teja, Yalamanchili Surya
contents This paper presents the design and development of NAMBI-VJ, a CANSAT specifically designed for air quality monitoring and stabilization. The CANSAT's cylindrical structure, measuring 310mm in height and 125mm in diameter, is equipped with a mechanical gyroscope for stabilization and a spill-hole parachute for controlled descent. The primary objective of this research is to create a compact, lightweight satellite capable of monitoring air quality parameters such as particulate matter (PM), carbon dioxide (CO2), longitude, and latitude. To achieve this, the CANSAT utilizes Zigbee communication to transmit data to a ground station. Experimental testing involved dropping the CANSAT from an altitude of 900 meters using a drone. The results demonstrate the CANSAT's ability to successfully gather and transmit air quality data, highlighting its potential for environmental monitoring applications.
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spellingShingle Design of CANSAT for Air Quality Monitoring for an altitude of 900 meters
Raj, Soma Kunal
Teja, Yalamanchili Surya
Systems and Control
This paper presents the design and development of NAMBI-VJ, a CANSAT specifically designed for air quality monitoring and stabilization. The CANSAT's cylindrical structure, measuring 310mm in height and 125mm in diameter, is equipped with a mechanical gyroscope for stabilization and a spill-hole parachute for controlled descent. The primary objective of this research is to create a compact, lightweight satellite capable of monitoring air quality parameters such as particulate matter (PM), carbon dioxide (CO2), longitude, and latitude. To achieve this, the CANSAT utilizes Zigbee communication to transmit data to a ground station. Experimental testing involved dropping the CANSAT from an altitude of 900 meters using a drone. The results demonstrate the CANSAT's ability to successfully gather and transmit air quality data, highlighting its potential for environmental monitoring applications.
title Design of CANSAT for Air Quality Monitoring for an altitude of 900 meters
topic Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.03727