Abstract

The key elements of the system for predicting electromagnetic damage are the electromagnetic source and the biological object. There is no complex of analytical models and programs for predicting damaging and critical conditions of electromagnetic impact on biological objects, as well as software components that implement developed mathematical models of real electromagnetic processes occurring in biological structures at different levels of the organization. (Research purpose) The research purpose is in developing a system for determining the electrical parameters of soil and biological objects (to develop ideas about the processes in the structures of different levels of organization of biological objects): in agricultural technologies for diagnostics of plant objects and soil; in laboratory conditions as a medium for creating and studying new electrical technologies, methods of analysis and processing of information signals. (Materials and methods) The method for monitoring electrical properties consists in applying a voltage with a constant and low-frequency component to a plant object, and simultaneously measuring the DC current, capacitive and resistive components of the low-frequency impedance. (Results and discussion) The proposed system for determining the electrical parameters of plant objects and soil allows to visualize the original signal; to perform calculation of informative parameters and statistical processing of the informative signal of a plant object and soil (construction of distribution laws, calculation of variance, mathematical expectation); to calculate the spectrum of the informative signal; to record the values of any of the specified informative parameters, both in real time and at the selected moment; to make time dependencies of informative parameters of plant objects and soil. (Conclusions) Authors implemented modes for measuring local DC resistance and monitoring the capacitive and resistive components in the area of electrical contact of two needles and other measuring electrodes with plant objects in the low-frequency range.

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