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Radio Frequency. Typically used to refer to the radio portion of the electromagnetic spectrum which is used for wireless communication. Strictly speaking though, RF can refer to any oscillation (electrical or otherwise) at the associated frequency.

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I am looking for a module that would be able to receive communication in the 433.42 (ch01) range with ASK/OOK modulation. Can someone recommend anything that would work and not be an expensive general ...
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I am trying to send RF signal from Digispark Attiny 85 (this one) and receive the signal with Arduino NANO V3.0 ATmega328 (this one). Transmitter and receiver are STX882 and SRX882 (these). Library ...
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I am trying to send information from an Attiny85 to an ESP32, through RF. I am using the most popular 433mhz transmitter on the market. I know various existing libraries to send and receive data ...
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I am trying to control a servo motor with the following code: #include <Servo.h> Servo servo; int const inputPin = 3; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); servo.attach(9); pinMode(...
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I'm working on RF modules using Arduino but I observed the if statement is only running once and I need to reset the receiver every time to make it work with real-time changes in the transmitter. I ...
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I am trying to have two Arduino's to communicate to each other via 433Mhz units. My project is a bit more complex, but I since it was notworking I reduced it to most basic form in order to exclude the ...
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Hi I'm trying to get the RFM69 rf module to work on an arduino uno. Here is my code: #include <SPI.h> // Addresses for this node. CHANGE THESE FOR EACH NODE! #define NETWORKID 0 // Must be ...
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I use the RCSwitch library receive signals with a RF receiver. I really need to change the pin the receiver is connected to on my Arduino Uno. What should I change in my sketch? What pins can I ...
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I'm trying to decide my rf remote signals using ESP32 or node MCU. I have tried with Arduino and was successful but for some reason it is not working on either ESP32 or node MCU even using the same ...
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I'm looking to transmit some data (CSV files) from a measurement instrument underground to a receiver on the surface. I've learned that in order to penetrate the limestone, low frequencies have to be ...
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I am trying to control a continuous servo (MG996R) with an RF remote, but it's not working; the servo just spins in one direction. I am new to Arduino so I don't really know if the code is correct. ...
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I have this 433 mhz transmitter and receiver for arduino. I want to replay my garage door remote control with this transmitter so I reversed the RC (remote control) signal with RTL-SDR/sdrsharp and ...
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I would like to control a toy car from the server. I use RadioHead library for communication and it works fine. The application running on the server side is as follows. #include <...
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I use Rc switch library to transmit and receive data. It works fine. The part that sends the data is as follows : #include <Arduino.h> #include <RCSwitch.h> RCSwitch transmitter = ...
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SOLVED: after may hours of testing i have solved the problem. it turned out to not be a software issue. the power supply i was using did not have a flyback diode and thus caused large voltage spikes ...
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Is there a way to connect a data output pin from an HT12D to an Arduino or ESP8266-12e input pin, then sense when the data pin is activated so I can have the Arduino or ESP8266-12e do something like ...
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I managed to build a system using Wemos D1 R1 connected to my website to retrieve data to power on or off a 5V relay. Now I would like to expand the project to control all my house outlet. Assuming I ...
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I am working on a project which uses two 18650 3400ma batteries to power some sensors, an Arduino Mini Pro, an 433mhz RF transmitter and an ESP8266-01. Most of the time the Arduino is in sleep mode ...
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For my head mouse project which is based on the voice recognition module V3.1 for left click, double click, right-click operations, I am facing a problem. I am using 433Mhz Radio Frequency one-way ...
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I am currently playing a bit around with the esp32-pico-4d, it does not have an onboard antenna, so an external antenna is needed, tho I don't know a lot about it so a little help would be appreciated....
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I have set up a 433 MHz transmitter and receiver pair on one Arduino Uno board. Using the RCSwitch library, I could successfully send and receive signals. Using the Radiohead library however, I could ...
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Is there any way or library to communicate two Arduino devices with encrypted connection using modules NRF24L01 or "433Mhz RF" ? Similar encryption like CCMP in Wi-Fi network.
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This code works to listen for bytes via radio (with a 433 Mhz receiver module) with the Manchester library and Manchester code, and do an action when certain bytes are received: #include "Manchester....
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I have a project that uses a nodemcu and it includes an rf receiver, I created the pcb board already etc etc... so I've already chosen D7 (GPI013) before reading on connecting the rf receiver and ...
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I have these Arduino transmitters and receivers. They are very common. I am just trying to transmit a "Hello" Message using this code. #include <RH_ASK.h> #ifdef RH_HAVE_HARDWARE_SPI #include &...
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