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Jason S
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I would like to know more about RF Transmitters/Receivers to provide
wireless communications from one low voltage device to another related low
voltage device (ideally 6-12V). I've looking around on the internet but I'm
still a little stuck.
In the past, I've been cheating by purchasing those ready-made remote
control switches and hard-wiring my existing circuits to the remote control
(as in Keyfob transmitter!) and receiver. Has been working ok, but I want
to do it properly now! No keyfobs!
I have seen various **RX and TX "modules"** out in the market, but someone
said you can't just connect them directly to a power source and antenna and
expect them to work... I need a driver or something... not sure exactly what
he called it... Decoder maybe?
I've noticed a lot of the suppliers make it a little off-putting by not
providing links for compatible drivers - especially for amateurs like
myself. I mean, how do I know which driver to get for the RX/TX modules I
decide to get?
For argument's sake, let's just say I decide to purchase the "433MHz
Wireless Modules" from Jaycar Electronics (ZW-3100 and ZW-3102). What
driver circuits will work with these modules, and please explain to me why
you chose them.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance,
Jason.
I would like to know more about RF Transmitters/Receivers to provide
wireless communications from one low voltage device to another related low
voltage device (ideally 6-12V). I've looking around on the internet but I'm
still a little stuck.
In the past, I've been cheating by purchasing those ready-made remote
control switches and hard-wiring my existing circuits to the remote control
(as in Keyfob transmitter!) and receiver. Has been working ok, but I want
to do it properly now! No keyfobs!
I have seen various **RX and TX "modules"** out in the market, but someone
said you can't just connect them directly to a power source and antenna and
expect them to work... I need a driver or something... not sure exactly what
he called it... Decoder maybe?
I've noticed a lot of the suppliers make it a little off-putting by not
providing links for compatible drivers - especially for amateurs like
myself. I mean, how do I know which driver to get for the RX/TX modules I
decide to get?
For argument's sake, let's just say I decide to purchase the "433MHz
Wireless Modules" from Jaycar Electronics (ZW-3100 and ZW-3102). What
driver circuits will work with these modules, and please explain to me why
you chose them.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance,
Jason.