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FM Transmitters Buying Guide

December 19, 2009 by admin

Many of the car manufacturers have caught on to the trend of MP3 players. They are now starting to create their vehicles with a built-in input so you can connect your iPod or MP3 player to the car’s sound system. The problem arises when a car doesn’t come with those convenient inputs

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Spy FM Transmitter circuit

November 28, 2009 by admin
Spy FM Transmitter circuit


This is so impotent circuit for us,Because we can use this circuit as a spy unit.This circuit can transmit

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Build a Smart Analog Process-Instrument Transmitter with Low-Power Converters and a Microcontroller

By Albert O’Grady & Jim Ryan
An analog transmitter is a field-mounted device that senses a physical parameter such as pressure or temperature and generates a current proportional to the measured variable in the standard range, 4 to 20 mA. Providing the output as a current in a twisted-pair loop has many advantages: the measurement signal is insensitive to noise and is not affected by changes in loop resistance; transmitters meeting the standard are interchangeable; and the power required to energize the transmitter circuits can be derived from a remotely supplied loop voltage. Figure 1 shows a conventional transmitter circuit, consisting of a power supply, a current-manipulating transmitter, and a receiving controller.

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