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Antennas for HCS12 - teleko7 - Mar 8 14:30:00 2003
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Hi everybody. I´m interested in the development of a low speed wireless communication system between two HCS12-s. Does somebody know any antenna(with or withouth associated electronics) for such a micro?? T.I.A Iban Barrutia |
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Re: Antennas for HCS12 - zathra_70 - Mar 8 20:21:00 2003
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Iban, Try www.linxtechnologies.com lots of different types of antennas. Also Rangestar (I don't know the URL). A good web search ought to do it. At least 20 companies make radios which you can buy as inexpensive kits with antennas in almost any band and data rate you want. I'm developing a full RF network around the 9S12 plus a one-chip radio transceiver. The antenna issue is easy. Unless you have a difficult packaging requirement. -zathra_70 --- In , "teleko7" <teleko7@h...> wrote: > Hi everybody. I´m interested in the development of a low speed > wireless communication system between two HCS12-s. Does somebody know > any antenna(with or withouth associated electronics) for such a > micro?? > > T.I.A > Iban Barrutia |
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RE: Antennas for HCS12 - Mark HARRISON - Mar 10 19:40:00 2003
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There are loads of ready built modules for data communications out there in the market place. Depends what you need - distance, one way, half duplex, full duplex, speed, error correction, etc, etc, and of coarse price! These days you can go serial data, bluetooth, IEEE 802.11, etc, etc. The best thing about using a pre-built modules is that they are usually certified to meet some pretty stringent radio regulations. If you build your own from scratch then set aside a few $10,000's for testing and certification to international standards! Such devices appear in the Circuit Cellar magazine and many other hobby electronics magazines. They even had a recent article about using mobile phones to send bi-directional SMS messages between micros! Mark Harrison Bionic Ear Institute > -----Original Message----- > From: teleko7 [mailto:] > Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 6:31 AM > To: > Subject: [68HC12] Antennas for HCS12 > > Hi everybody. I´m interested in the development of a low speed > wireless communication system between two HCS12-s. Does somebody know > any antenna(with or withouth associated electronics) for such a > micro?? > > T.I.A > Iban Barrutia |
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