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How to get 50 ohm antenna from a single core wire?

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hi,
I have a pair of RF modules and I want to test them for proper working. Tell me a way out. And also mention about the antenna I should use. As according to the data sheet I am using a single core wire of length 17cm. If it is ok then do tell me how to get 50 ohm antenna from a single core wire?
Thanks in advance
 

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supersonic_ab said:
hi,
I have a pair of RF modules and I want to test them for proper working. Tell me a way out. And also mention about the antenna I should use. As according to the data sheet I am using a single core wire of length 17cm. If it is ok then do tell me how to get 50 ohm antenna from a single core wire?
Thanks in advance

you have to use the transmitter module with Encoder like 12E
and the reciever module with the Decoder like 12D
 

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You can directly conect dout of HT12E and din of HT12D and both grounds.
Check VT pin when you send input from 12E, for valid o/p it will give high otherwise low.
 

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