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@prototype-G9Gn5k • Aug 1, 2012
I actually tried to send the PWM over RF, but the RF link was not fast enough to send it, so will be the infrared.
However this doesn't mean that you cannot do it, you just have to find another alternative like instead of sending PWM, generate the PWM at target & just send the duty cycle information over the link.
I don't think direction control would need any research as its pretty straightforward. -
@harshad-ukH5ww • Aug 15, 2012
EgertonKallayI want to do a research on the above named topic, and I was hoping I could get the views of colleague Engineers
[Prototype]I actually tried to send the PWM over RF, but the RF link was not fast enough to send it, so will be the infrared.
However this doesn't mean that you cannot do it, you just have to find another alternative like instead of sending PWM, generate the PWM at target & just send the duty cycle information over the link.
I don't think direction control would need any research as its pretty straightforward.What Datarate you want to transmit signal over RF? there are lot of Modules available with different data rates and range.
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@prototype-G9Gn5k • Aug 15, 2012
godfatherWhat Datarate you want to transmit signal over RF? there are lot of Modules available with different data rates and range.
I did it with the common one, the 433Mhz. The baud rate of that one is ridiculous, if I remember, the max. was 4800 bps.
I guess its better to opt for alternatives than using an expensive transmission module. Just sound to be under utilization of resources. -
@harshad-ukH5ww • Aug 15, 2012
[Prototype]I did it with the common one, the 433Mhz. The baud rate of that one is ridiculous, if I remember, the max. was 4800 bps.
I guess its better to opt for alternatives than using an expensive transmission module. Just sound to be under utilization of resources.You can go with Some RF Modules from Hope RF and TI they are giving really good Datarates.
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@prototype-G9Gn5k • Aug 15, 2012
godfatherYou can go with Some RF Modules from Hope RF and TI they are giving really good Datarates.
But how about the expense? And is it good to use it just for sole purpose of motor controlling? I mean since a continuous PWM is to be sent, you won't be able to use this RF link for any other purpose.
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@harshad-ukH5ww • Aug 16, 2012
[Prototype]But how about the expense? And is it good to use it just for sole purpose of motor controlling? I mean since a continuous PWM is to be sent, you won't be able to use this RF link for any other purpose.
If you want better device its worth spending more money.