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RF question
I am designing an automated mailbox system that, after sensing an
object in the mailbox, will send an RF signal from the mailbox to a receiver inside the home. To do so I am using a 555 timer to generate the tone, and on the receiving end, I am using a LM567 tone detector to detect this tone (probably with an output filter capacitor to "clean up" the signal). I want to make sure the correct signal is being received, and I was hoping someone could give me some insight (info, or even just point me in the right direction with like a book or website). I also would love to find out more about testing procedures to ensure the right signal is being received. Thanks for your time, and any advice is welcomed and appreciated. Kris |
RF question
Radio Shack sold, until recently, such a device.
kd6532 wrote: I am designing an automated mailbox system that, after sensing an object in the mailbox, will send an RF signal from the mailbox to a receiver inside the home. To do so I am using a 555 timer to generate the tone, and on the receiving end, I am using a LM567 tone detector to detect this tone (probably with an output filter capacitor to "clean up" the signal). I want to make sure the correct signal is being received, and I was hoping someone could give me some insight (info, or even just point me in the right direction with like a book or website). I also would love to find out more about testing procedures to ensure the right signal is being received. Thanks for your time, and any advice is welcomed and appreciated. Kris |
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