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Former Member
Former Member over 9 years ago

Hello,

 

i am working on a project that requires wireless control of 5 servos,,first analog values are taken form sensors and transmitted.

i am new to working with arduino, and do not have much knowledge about wireless arduino comm.

how can i achieve this?

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  • shabaz
    shabaz over 9 years ago +1 suggested
    Hi Anshuman, Some more information is needed on your scenario unfortunately, in order to give a higher quality answer. Wireless could mean across the world. Also the actual scenario and what you intend…
  • strb
    strb over 9 years ago +1
    You can use anly one tramitter and 5 receiver that all receive the same signal in a single channel and at the end of each receiver an arduino (as shabaz say) or you can also use an attiny that is less…
  • gadget.iom
    gadget.iom over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member +1
    Some code/schematics/photos of your wired version would help us to understand what you are trying to achieve.
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  • shabaz
    0 shabaz over 9 years ago

    Hi Anshuman,

     

    Some more information is needed on your scenario unfortunately, in order to give a higher quality answer.

    Wireless could mean across the world. Also the actual scenario and what you intend to do is quite important too.

    Please refer to here: How to Ask Questions using the Create Discussion tool

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    0 Former Member over 9 years ago in reply to shabaz

    srry ,,i forgot to mention ,

     

    for this project range of  around 10-15 feet would suffice

    ,basically i jus want a transmiiter/reciever function with more channels

    Thank you

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    0 shabaz over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    There are many ways to do it, an old (but known working) method is called 'pulse position modulation'.

    Anyway, since it is your project, you should read up on it - as a hint, it was a very popular way of transmitting multiple

    values for radio control models (which is essentially the same thing as controlling multiple servos) so you

    could search for that  type of web page or book.

    To do it, any simple transmitter and receiver can be used, and an Arduino at each end for instance.

    Here are example low-cost transmitters and receivers:

    FM-RTFQ1-433 - RF SOLUTIONS - RF MODULE, TRANSMITTER, FM, 433MHZ | Farnell element14

    FM-RRFQ1-433 - RF SOLUTIONS - RF MODULE, RECEIVER, FM, 433MHZ | Farnell element14

     

    There are other more modern ways to do it too, but as a first-year student perhaps this is a good way.

    Otherwise, as you say, there are methods using modules such as Xbee ones etc. too.

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    0 shabaz over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    There are many ways to do it, an old (but known working) method is called 'pulse position modulation'.

    Anyway, since it is your project, you should read up on it - as a hint, it was a very popular way of transmitting multiple

    values for radio control models (which is essentially the same thing as controlling multiple servos) so you

    could search for that  type of web page or book.

    To do it, any simple transmitter and receiver can be used, and an Arduino at each end for instance.

    Here are example low-cost transmitters and receivers:

    FM-RTFQ1-433 - RF SOLUTIONS - RF MODULE, TRANSMITTER, FM, 433MHZ | Farnell element14

    FM-RRFQ1-433 - RF SOLUTIONS - RF MODULE, RECEIVER, FM, 433MHZ | Farnell element14

     

    There are other more modern ways to do it too, but as a first-year student perhaps this is a good way.

    Otherwise, as you say, there are methods using modules such as Xbee ones etc. too.

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