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ravi00bkp
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bit transceiver

09/15/2007 4:17 AM

Can anyone suggest a bit tranciever of >100mhz speed to a distance of 100m

its for the bit (0 or 1)transmission

ics are easy to use i think!but wont have much idea abt these wireless tec
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Re: bit transceiver

09/17/2007 8:31 AM

Gigahertz carrier wave = ON or OFF

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Re: bit transceiver

09/19/2007 2:55 AM

I don`t really know whats the background of your question. Do you want to develop something or is it just to know something ? You say, you dont know much about wireless - but for understanding this technology you have to be an experienced hf-specialist. Only telling you what IC one can take will not help you, because you can`t only take it and solder together with some parts like a transistor.

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Re: bit transceiver

09/30/2007 12:45 PM

i just want to send some bits wireless for my project!my project is based on pc based high frequency led display

http://electronicerror.blogspot.com/2007/04/led-display.html
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