blapcb
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Hi. I would like to understand the basics of implementing a point-to-multipoint wireless link (in the 433MHz band).
The basic requirement is to have many nodes talk to a central PC via a single radio. The nodes collect data and need to communicate with the PC periodically. This would be a half-duplex link.
While I (think I) understand the basics of getting a single 1:1 link running, I would like to understand how to get several such wireless nodes talking to a single point.
I understand there are several chips out there that do basic Rx/Tx, but I am trying to understand the "division of responsibility" between the radio chip (or module) and the code running on the micro.
Thanks!
The basic requirement is to have many nodes talk to a central PC via a single radio. The nodes collect data and need to communicate with the PC periodically. This would be a half-duplex link.
While I (think I) understand the basics of getting a single 1:1 link running, I would like to understand how to get several such wireless nodes talking to a single point.
I understand there are several chips out there that do basic Rx/Tx, but I am trying to understand the "division of responsibility" between the radio chip (or module) and the code running on the micro.
Thanks!