water controller using PIC 16F877A

tshuck

Joined Oct 18, 2012
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You need to find a method to control the water electronically first. You can use a solenoid valve or a pump to control the water. What level of control are you wanting?

Once you figure that out, you can create the circuit to drive it from a PIC.
 

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SuperWinux

Joined Apr 16, 2013
3
when tank is full it stop pump....one quarter full,buzzer on...a solenoid valve to control the flow of water going out... a pH sensor inside the tank...water level indicator
i need a circuit to implement this and how to program the PIC 16F877A....
any help will be very helpful...:confused:
 

tshuck

Joined Oct 18, 2012
3,534
when tank is full it stop pump....one quarter full,buzzer on...a solenoid valve to control the flow of water going out... a pH sensor inside the tank...water level indicator
i need a circuit to implement this and how to program the PIC 16F877A....
any help will be very helpful...:confused:
Okay, now you need buzzers and pH meters!? I think you need to define all of the behavior of your system.

Draw out a block diagram of your system and we can work from there...
 

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SuperWinux

Joined Apr 16, 2013
3
a system indicating the water level in the tank...in parallel it stops the pump when water is full,when it is quarter full a buzzer is on...
the pH in the tank,if water is too acidic or alkaline...
a solenoid valve...controlling the flow out...if there is leakage,it closes.
and if all these function can be displayed on an LCD....
:confused:
 
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