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hi
i'm just new to this field and i need some help on it and i appreciate any help...
my aim is to make a 315 or 433 transmitter and receiver so what ics is the best for that and where can i buy them and so for the antennas(but i would like to build them)...
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On Thu, 19 Jul 2012 23:20:02 +0000, foxbrain
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hi
i'm just new to this field and i need some help on it and i appreciate
any help...
my aim is to make a 315 or 433 transmitter and receiver so what ics is
the best for that and where can i buy them and so for the antennas(but i
would like to build them)...
thanks



For the antenna use a piece of wire, a length of lamda/4 is fine.

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is it a straight wire or curved ? shouldn't i look at it's impedance and make matching with it ?
what about it's ICs
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i want to make a remote control for 3 relays using the encoders/decoders: pt2262 and pt2272 , it doesn't mine what kind of modulation...
i recently found these 2 ics : u2741b and ata3741 . but what kind of antenna do i need? is there any other thinks i have to know?


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i want to make a remote control for 3 relays using the
encoders/decoders: pt2262 and pt2272 , it doesn't mine what kind of
modulation...
i recently found these 2 ics : u2741b and ata3741 . but what kind of
antenna do i need? is there any other thinks i have to know?


Yes, thinkalot.

Why not buy such a thing as this he

http://tinyurl.com/c2pku44


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foxbrain wrote:

i want to make a remote control for 3 relays using the
encoders/decoders: pt2262 and pt2272 , it doesn't mine what kind of
modulation...
i recently found these 2 ics : u2741b and ata3741 . but what kind of
antenna do i need?


How would anyone here know that as it depends on what kind of range you
exepect to get.

The simplest antenna would be a quarter wavelength piece of wire.

is there any other thinks i have to know?


Probably.


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On Thu, 19 Jul 2012 23:20:02 +0000, foxbrain
wrote:

i'm just new to this field and i need some help on it and i appreciate
any help...
my aim is to make a 315 or 433 transmitter and receiver so what ics is
the best for that and where can i buy them and so for the antennas(but i
would like to build them)...


This sounds like a school class project. If so, we should not be
doing your homework as you will not learn anything.

Some general direction:
http://www.linxtechnologies.com/en/products/modules/kits
http://www.rfsolutions.co.uk/acatalog/RF_Development.html
http://www.ti.com/tool/cc1101dk433
http://www.radiotronix.com/products/proddb.asp?ProdID=216
etc. Google for "433 MHz development kit". These development kits
are NOT cheap, but will give you a clue as to what's involved in the
product development.

For antennas, Google for "433 MHz antenna". There are plenty to
choose from. Most likely, a 1/4 wave wire whip antenna will be
sufficient.

For antenna design help, Google for "433 MHz antenna design". This
might be useful for comparing different types of antennas:
http://www.ti.com/lit/an/swra161b/swra161b.pdf

i want to make a remote control for 3 relays using the
encoders/decoders


There are also commerical products that do roughly what you propose.
Reverse engineering the design and using similar components for your
project is possible:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170740349762
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170854388957
etc...


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