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Altek and Lykketronic. The Smart C Spray 124: Turning a corner

Getting a sprayer to deliver an even application is relatively straightforward when travelling in a straight line, but throw corners into the equation and the task becomes significantly more complex. The problem arises because of the differing speeds nozzles along the length of the boom travel when performing a turn. Those at the tip of the outer section can be moving at a considerable lick, while those at the end of the inner boom may be travelling so slowly that they’re actually moving backwards.

When a constant flow is delivered to every nozzle, this results in some significant under- and over-dosing every time the driver turns the wheel.

One system that helps solve this problem is Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). It adjusts the

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