Ground inclination stereo profiling apparatus and method for mechanical weeding component
AssigneeNanjing Hongmao Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd
InventorsShanShan YU, Shan Shan WANG
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AssigneeNanjing Hongmao Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd
InventorsShanShan YU, Shan Shan WANG
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The present invention discloses a ground inclination stereo profiling apparatus and method for a mechanical weeding component, and relates to the field of green agriculture. The ground inclination stereo profiling apparatus for the mechanical weeding component includes a rack assembly, an operation depth and inclination intelligent perception and feedback system, a hydraulic depth adjusting system and a control assembly. The operation depth and inclination intelligent perception and feedback system includes a depth synchronous crank-slider mechanism and an inclination synchronous crank-connecting rod mechanism for synchronously transmitting a depth change and horizontal inclination information of the weeding component; the control assembly includes a processor, a first angle sensor and a second angle sensor; the processor controls the hydraulic depth adjusting system and the motor assembly; and the hydraulic depth adjusting system conducts depth adjustment on the weeding component through a hydraulic cylinder.
A ground inclination stereo profiling apparatus for a mechanical weeding component, comprising a rack assembly, an operation depth and inclination intelligent perception feedback system, a sector gear transmission system, a hydraulic depth adjusting system, a motor assembly, and a control assembly, wherein the operation depth and inclination intelligent perception and feedback system comprises a depth synchronous crank-slider mechanism for synchronously transmitting a depth change of the weeding component and an inclination synchronous crank-connecting rod mechanism for synchronously transmitting horizontal inclination information of the weeding component;
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