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433MHz RF Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Link Kit for Arduino

433MHz RF Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Link Kit for Arduino

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433MHz RF transmitter/receiver kit for Arduino, includes TX/RX pair for easy wireless links. Ideal for remote controls, weather stations or alarm systems; compatible with VirtualWire/RadioHead.

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Cut the wires and add wireless capability with this 433MHz RF Link Kit for Arduino, a compact, affordable solution that ships as a complete TX/RX pair (small square transmitter and long rectangular receiver) to create a reliable short-to-medium range data link for remote controls, weather stations and alarm systems. Using stable ASK modulation, compatible with VirtualWire and RadioHead libraries, it sends text and sensor data via simple digital pins, can reach up to 100m in open air and is extendable with a 17cm wire antenna while remaining suitable for low-power battery nodes.

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Product Overview

Cut the wires and add wireless capability with this 433MHz RF Link Kit for Arduino, a compact, affordable solution that ships as a complete TX/RX pair (small square transmitter and long rectangular receiver) to create a reliable short-to-medium range data link for remote controls, weather stations and alarm systems. Using stable ASK modulation, compatible with VirtualWire and RadioHead libraries, it sends text and sensor data via simple digital pins, can reach up to 100m in open air and is extendable with a 17cm wire antenna while remaining suitable for low-power battery nodes.

Product Overview

Cut the wires and add wireless capability with this 433MHz RF Link Kit for Arduino, a compact, affordable solution that ships as a complete TX/RX pair (small square transmitter and long rectangular receiver) to create a reliable short-to-medium range data link for remote controls, weather stations and alarm systems. Using stable ASK modulation, compatible with VirtualWire and RadioHead libraries, it sends text and sensor data via simple digital pins, can reach up to 100m in open air and is extendable with a 17cm wire antenna while remaining suitable for low-power battery nodes.

Features & Specs

[433MHz Wireless Link]: Operates on the common 433MHz band for reliable short-to-medium range communication.

[TX and RX Pair]: Includes both compact transmitter and receiver modules for an immediate wireless link.

[ASK/AM Modulation]: Uses simple Amplitude Shift Keying modulation for easy digital interfacing.

[Arduino Library Support]: Compatible with VirtualWire and RadioHead libraries for fast prototyping.

[Extendable Range]: Range can be increased up to about 100m in open air by adding a 17cm wire antenna.

[Low Power Standby]: Transmitter draws minimal power when idle, suitable for battery-powered sensors.

[Simple Arduino Interface]: Connects to Arduino digital pins for straightforward sending and receiving of data.

Features & Specs

[433MHz Wireless Link]: Operates on the common 433MHz band for reliable short-to-medium range communication.

[TX and RX Pair]: Includes both compact transmitter and receiver modules for an immediate wireless link.

[ASK/AM Modulation]: Uses simple Amplitude Shift Keying modulation for easy digital interfacing.

[Arduino Library Support]: Compatible with VirtualWire and RadioHead libraries for fast prototyping.

[Extendable Range]: Range can be increased up to about 100m in open air by adding a 17cm wire antenna.

[Low Power Standby]: Transmitter draws minimal power when idle, suitable for battery-powered sensors.

[Simple Arduino Interface]: Connects to Arduino digital pins for straightforward sending and receiving of data.

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