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sensor readings are obtained via th
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comparator reference clock circuit,
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6.5 Enclosure Design and Fabricatio
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Figure 53: Sensor Initial Calibrati
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Total Volume = 432 mL is constant.
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Capacitance (pF) The moisture value
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8.2 Hardware and Software Improveme
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104 Sensor module schematics Vs 3 -
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108 Appendix B - Soil Moisture Sens
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Software Directory Soil Moisture Se