Application of I2C SHT11 Sensors on Automatic Egg Hatching Machines

Titi Andriani; Muhammad Hidayatullah

Many automatic egg-incubators have been developed with bulb lamps as heating media. However, this automatic egg incubator still uses analog sensors to measure temperature and humidity in the incubator room. Similarly, egg screening is done manually using human hands, which is by tilting the position of the eggs one by one. This condition requires time and great human energy and causes the temperature in the incubator to become uneven. Electronic technology Inter Integrated Circuit (I2C) temperature and humidity sensors SHT11 is a single chip temperature and relative humidity sensor with multi sensor modules whose output has been digitally calibrated so that a good output signal, fast response time, and resistance from interference outside. While Real Time Clock (RTC) is an I2C chip that has the function of storing time and date, using the I2C DS1307 interface as a timer in 12 hours or 24hours mode until year 2100 with leap year compensation so that it is easy to set the time in egg playback automatically. These egg-based I2C egg hackers can help improve the economy of the community and indirectly contribute to improving the strategic value of livestock civilization conservation on the island of Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara Province

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• Volume 10,Issue 2,Mar.,2019

Year:

2019

Type of Publication:

Article

Keywords:

Egg Incubator; I2C Sensor; RTC; Sumbawa

Journal:

IJECCE

Volume:

10

Number:

2

Pages:

38-45

Month:

March

ISSN:

2249-071X