"RF MODULE"
From:- Sourabh Kumar
ECE
Introduction
① "RADIO FREQUENCY MODULE"
② Wireless Communication
③ For transmission and reception of
radio signals
④ Various types and ranges
⑤ Some can transmit up to 500 feets
Wireless Communication
Wireless Communication is type of
communication in which no wire or
cable is used between transmitter and
receiver.
In other words the communication
which is can be done directly from
transmitter to receiver.
Basic parts of RF Modules
1. Printed circuit board
2. Transmit circuit or modulator
3. Transmitter antenna
4. Receiving antenna
5. Receiver circuit or demodulator
6. Output device
Different RF modules and ranges
Types of RF Modules
①Transmitter Module
②Receiver Module
③Transceiver Module
④System on chip Module(SOC)
Transmitter & Receiver Module
Transmitter Module
•An RF transmitter module is a small PCB
sub-assembly capable of transmitting a
radio wave and modulating that wave to
carry data.
•The transmitter is chosen in such a way
that its output power should be
according to our requirements.
Transmitter Module
Receiver Module
An RF receiver Module is used to
receive the transmitted RF signal
and demodulate it.
 There are two types of receiver
Module:-
1. Tuned RF receiver
2. Super hetro-dyne receiver.
Receiver Module
Transceiver Module
Transceiver = transmitter + receiver
So basically this type of module consists of
both transmitter and receiver.
It means it can be used for the transmission
and reception as well.
But It can't send and receive the signals
simentaneously or it is called as half duplex.
Applications of RF Modules
①Remote control
②Telemetry
③Small range wireless network
④Wireless home security systems
⑤Robot remote control
⑥Wireless data transmission
RF characterstics
①Low power (1mW)
②Good operating range (3 to 30 metres)
③Supports data rate up to 2 Mbps
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Rf module

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    Introduction ① "RADIO FREQUENCYMODULE" ② Wireless Communication ③ For transmission and reception of radio signals ④ Various types and ranges ⑤ Some can transmit up to 500 feets
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    Wireless Communication Wireless Communicationis type of communication in which no wire or cable is used between transmitter and receiver. In other words the communication which is can be done directly from transmitter to receiver.
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    Basic parts ofRF Modules 1. Printed circuit board 2. Transmit circuit or modulator 3. Transmitter antenna 4. Receiving antenna 5. Receiver circuit or demodulator 6. Output device
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    Types of RFModules ①Transmitter Module ②Receiver Module ③Transceiver Module ④System on chip Module(SOC)
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    Transmitter Module •An RFtransmitter module is a small PCB sub-assembly capable of transmitting a radio wave and modulating that wave to carry data. •The transmitter is chosen in such a way that its output power should be according to our requirements.
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    Receiver Module An RFreceiver Module is used to receive the transmitted RF signal and demodulate it.  There are two types of receiver Module:- 1. Tuned RF receiver 2. Super hetro-dyne receiver.
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    Transceiver Module Transceiver =transmitter + receiver So basically this type of module consists of both transmitter and receiver. It means it can be used for the transmission and reception as well. But It can't send and receive the signals simentaneously or it is called as half duplex.
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    Applications of RFModules ①Remote control ②Telemetry ③Small range wireless network ④Wireless home security systems ⑤Robot remote control ⑥Wireless data transmission
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    RF characterstics ①Low power(1mW) ②Good operating range (3 to 30 metres) ③Supports data rate up to 2 Mbps
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