PANGATUR PROSES FERMENTASI BERBASIS ONE-CHIP MICROCOMPUTER 80C31BH
Abstrak
The process of fermentation need a certain to go as expected the optimum conditions. Quick products and with a good quality. It can be done to observe the condition of the process. This is a parameter ph po2 speed motor skipper by was up and down tools temperatures and fermentation. All this parameter to proceed to get a good enough to be crucial arrangements match-fixing conditions. It can be resolved by easy especially in the mikroelektronika who had a mikroprosesor in a fruit chip ( one-chip microcomputer broker) system technology with the progress in the fields of e-mail. Using mikrokomputer match-fixing could be automatically with a software parameterparameter who affect the fermentation process to the process. One of the
mikrokomputer popular is 80C31BH.
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Keyword : Fermentation, Controlling Design
Referensi
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