I found that we could get the radio to reach the length of a 60ft bowling alley, but it worked best with one long range version as the receiver, and a standard module for transmitting.

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After making a small board for his transmitter, [Camilo] had a very small remote control, able to send button presses or other data to a remote receiver.

The use of the ready-made RF module simplifies the construction of a wireless remote control system and also makes it more reliable. RF Transmitter This simple RF transmitter, consisting of a 434MHz ...

Atmel’s ATA8520D is a transceiver IC for 868MHz Sigfox proprietary networks, intended to be used for IoT and machine-to-machine comms with the Sigfox protocol. It has an RF front end for up and ...

Targeted for the smart home, this design leverages two PIC MCUs that use a wireless RF transmitter/receiver to control up to six relays and monitor two analog signals.

Finisar Corporation today introduced the industry's first 3 GHz RF-modulated, wavelength-tunable optical transmitter in a Small-Form Factor module. With its wide RF dynamic range, this transmitter ...

Using an EH4104R single zone fire RF receiver with relays and an EH1115EOL single input fire RF transmitter, a wireless link can be easily created for any fire switch with standard contacts.

The GPS RADIONOVA RF antenna module integrates a low-power receiver IC with Antenova's single-ended internally balanced antenna technology. “Antenova's balanced antenna technology enables GPS RF ...