RF transmitter and receiver IC

[yurble_vn]

mouser rf transmitter 433mhz

I know it is such a stupid question but I really need help.

I'm going to build a microcontroller net, a wireless with rf. but I do not have a any experience with RF circuit so I decide to use IC instead of design a circuit. The problems is that, I know no rf transmitter and receiver ic.

Can anyone help to introduce me some ic ?

 

[garg29]

receiver ic

There are special modules available in market which run on 315 Mhz or 433 Mhz. U can use them.
this link would be a lot useful to u.

**broken link removed**

these Rx & Tx modules would directly connect to RXD and TXD pins of ur micro-controller.

And there's nothing like stupid , in asking any question
Regards,
Garg

 

[yurble_vn]

rf receiver ic

Thanks for helping,

The problem is that, I'm currently not in USA. In my country, there are no such kind of module or chip in market, so I have to ship it from singapore. So chip is the best solution for me at this moment.

Once again, thanks for helping.

 

[phoenixdk]

rf transmitter ic

maybe this transiever ic something for you.
have a look at attachment.

it can be ordered at www.mouser.com

 

[Taro]

transmitter and receiver ic

Try This module
http://www.nvlsi.no/index.cfm?obj=product&act=display&pro=64

- Very small and suitable with Battery source
- Embedded with UHF antenna, so easy to use, too

 

[yurble_vn]

Thanks all for helping,

To phoenixdk:
Yes, that is what exactly I'm seeking for. Don't be angry, I just ask, Is there any other series of this kind of IC? Just for a wide range of selection.

Any way, thanks

 

[Sceadwian]

www.sparkfun.com

The have many RF modules to chose from including several very tiny (size of a quarter) modules that can be reflowed. They also have bluetooth modules.

 

[phoenixdk]

if i rember correct , there are a couple of other models from them, you might go to www.mouser.com and have a look.

i found another series of transievers, that might be somehing for you

MC13192DS

 

[ee_expert2000]

go to this link:
**broken link removed**
they have a variety of ICs for your reuirments.