Presented below is a simple and cheap 433-Mz RF Sniffer ideal for testing/reverse-engineering most 433-MHz wireless devices. As you can see, the setup is on the Arduino ground with a 433-MHz receiver ...

module for use in high-frequency power amplifiers of commercial two-way radios on August 1. The model, which offers an industry-leading 1 50W power output in the 763MHz to 870MHz band and high ...

This is a useful addition to my previous article “Arduino ... 2 C bus, providing much more data storage space easily. As you can see, apart from the AT24C256 chip (U1), the module holds one power ...

We always thought RF electronics would be immune to that, but the last decade or two has proven us wrong ... now has an inexpensive RF shield for the Arduino. The Si5351-based board uses that ...

Makers, hobbyists and developers looking for a low powered Arduino compatible development ... As standard, this board comes with a RFM69 Sub-GHz RF module, giving you wireless connectivity out ...

as well as the module being “compatible with all Arduino’s MRK form-factor shields”. Interfaces include a 10pin JTAG/SWD debug connector for ST-Link, two U.FL antenna connectors (GNSS + LoRa), 5V ...

Specifically he wanted a way to turn his pool pump on and off from inside the house. Since he had most of the parts on hand he decided to build a solution himself. What he ended up with is an RF ...

Lime CEO and Myriad-RF creator. “We’re trying to create an Arduino for the RF sector; a board that’s low cost, powerful, exceptionally flexible and easy to use. And, most importantly, we’re trying to ...