In this post I have explained the pinout assignments and functions of the popular 433 MHz RF remote control module from HOLTEK. RF 315 MHz / 433 MHz Transmitter-receiver Module for Remote Control Application Making your own universal remote control systems today is very easy. Such procure the relevant chips, assemble them and here goes, […]
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Control Lights, Fan, using TV Remote [Full Circuit Diagram]
In today’s world, the idea of control is strongly connected to the ability to use remote devices. Home automation, known as domotics, allows us to switch ON/OFF various things such as televisions, hi-fi systems, blinds, curtains, garage gates, and even the brightness of lights using a small control unit. The signals for controlling these devices […]
Sound Activated Remote Control Circuit
This sound activated remote control circuit can be used to operate any electrical load ON/OFF, through a double sound command. Thus, the circuit ensures that the load cannot be operated through any random single sound triggers, which makes the circuit very fool proof. Our device will require two shifted sound commands. However, the second sound […]
Remote Control using Mains Power Line Communication
The proposed circuit will allow you to remotely control a mains AC operated appliance across rooms of your home through mains power line communication or PLC concept. In PLC technology, an electronic circuit which works as a transmitter is plugged-in to the mains wiring (220 V or 120 V) injects a modulating high frequency data […]
433 MHz RF 8 Appliances Remote Control Circuit
In this post I have explained a circuit which can be used for controlling 1 to 8 appliances with a single RF 433MHz remote control handset. Now you can control fans, lights ACs, oven etc within a range of 50 meters with the same remote. In a few of my earlier posts I have comprehensively […]
How to Make Ultrasonic Remote Control Circuit
This ultrasonic remote control circuit can be used to switch and control any appliance ON/OFF through a relay in the receiver circuit. Written by: S.S. Kopparthy Using Ultrasonic Waves This circuit is a different one that uses ultrasonic sound waves whose frequency ranges from 40 KHz to 50 KHz. These waves can’t be heard by […]