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wh1sp3r
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wireless communication

#1 Post by wh1sp3r » 24 Aug 2008 19:29

Hello, perhaps, this is wrong section for this, but I dont know, where to ask.

I have 6 pressure sensors, and I would like to make transmitter for each sensor. What kind of connection I have to use ? It will be using PIC microcontroller. Reciever/transimmiter must not affected by others recievers/trasmmiters of course.

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You can see, what I mean. Its on the picture.

If you have any ideas, just write it here, thank you very much :)

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#2 Post by piort » 24 Aug 2008 19:51

hi,
maybe that the answer...
http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... highlight=

HTH a bit ;-)

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#3 Post by wh1sp3r » 24 Aug 2008 20:43

piort: yes, Xbee is, what i need :) cheap, quick, easy to control, Thank you !

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Re: wireless communication

#4 Post by MasterBlaster » 24 Aug 2008 20:46

wh1sp3r wrote:Reciever/transimmiter must not affected by others recievers/trasmmiters of course. If you have any ideas, just write it here, thank you very much :)
Hi wh1sp3r,

a very easy and also cheap ( transmitter/receiver module ~10,- EUR) solution is to use it with
433.92 Mhz modules, with a ready Library of "manchester coding" from mikroC. At this moment i have
a comparable project, have a look at my test construction:

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based on AM modulation, it should be transmit "temperature" from some
stations to a host in 1 minutes period. Every measuring station runs with
an simple accumulator (9v block) for transmitter and MCU-system with
a DS-1820 digital temp. sensor.

The consumption of all parts from the measuring station is less than 30mA.

Every measuring station will send the following "data block" every 1 minute:

- controll byte (start 0xaa, 1 byte)
- station number (1 byte)
- digital temperature (1 byte)
- chksum (1 byte)

Cover address of the transceiver/receiver module set: Conrad Electronic 130428 (attention advertising! :wink: )

More suggestions? :roll:
so long,
MasterBlaster.

Using: EasyPIC4 HW. Rev. 1.03, LCD- & GLCD Display, NetWork and SD/MMC Adapter,
reg. MikroC Pro for PIC 2009, PIC 16F877A, 18F452 and 18F4685 with 8/20 MHz Xtal.

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#5 Post by Propaganda » 27 Aug 2008 05:48

Hi

Consider Decibit's DCBT-24N module based on the nRF24L01 chip....

https://www.plimus.com/jsp/dev_store1.j ... koutOnly=Y

2.4GHz, 1Mps, SPI interface, ACK, low current consumption, though it needs 3.3v it has 5v tolerant inputs, and it has six pipelines for receiving multiple packets. Which can be controlled by a 4550 so you can have USB connectivity.



Depending on certain requirements of the project you wont need 6 receivers.
"The whole world must learn of our peaceful ways, by force!" - Bender Bending Rodríguez

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#6 Post by jpc » 27 Aug 2008 06:28

something like this http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15247
could certainly deal with this simple task

martin.tince
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problem

#7 Post by martin.tince » 08 Dec 2009 20:33

Hey MasterBlaster i have a problem with thad modules thad you got it. I want to send adc valute via manchester. If i use a wire(direct link) it works. I was joust wondering if u can show me your code and schematic how did you connect transistor to receiver output.

Thanks

martin.tince
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Need 10 posts

#8 Post by martin.tince » 10 Dec 2009 14:48

I joust need 10 posts to write to some one.

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#9 Post by martin.tince » 10 Dec 2009 14:49

bump

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#10 Post by martin.tince » 10 Dec 2009 14:49

bump

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#11 Post by martin.tince » 10 Dec 2009 14:50

And i have 10 posts.
Sry for bother the topic.

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Re: wireless communication

#12 Post by @ramesh@ » 27 Jan 2012 19:31

guys someone pls help me with zigbee communication.
does anyone know how to do zigbee communication using mikroc.
iam new to practical implementation of devices.
so i like to learn..
ur help ill be very interesting to complete my project work..


thank you

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