ElectricGuy123456789
Newbie
I'm trying to create a remote control mouse and had a design idea for the controller. Unfortunately, each transmitter circuit is subjected to an effect that reduces the voltage six times. Here's some more information:
I designed a circuit with a battery holder, resistors, and some other parts. Across each resistor, there would be a a specialized transmitter circuit with a press switch. If the resistor value was high enough, the current would go through the transmitter when the press switch (button) was pressed. However, that would create a voltage divider, which I calculated would reduce the voltage in the transmitter circuit s times, where s is the number of signals the the controller can send. I want to be able to send six signals (forward, backward, left, right, accelerate, and decelerate) so the voltage would be reduced six times.
I also thought of using a transformer to increase the voltage, but I'm not sure any component can increase power, so I'm worried that would decrease current.
I designed a circuit with a battery holder, resistors, and some other parts. Across each resistor, there would be a a specialized transmitter circuit with a press switch. If the resistor value was high enough, the current would go through the transmitter when the press switch (button) was pressed. However, that would create a voltage divider, which I calculated would reduce the voltage in the transmitter circuit s times, where s is the number of signals the the controller can send. I want to be able to send six signals (forward, backward, left, right, accelerate, and decelerate) so the voltage would be reduced six times.
I also thought of using a transformer to increase the voltage, but I'm not sure any component can increase power, so I'm worried that would decrease current.