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For questions related to the remote control of devices and the design of remote controls.

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I am not understanding something very fundamental here , I have read that an RC circuit can be used as a clock source. From this I assume a DC input. Playing around with my oscilloscope the only time ...
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The best way to protect AVR pin for me is RC filter and TVS diode but I don't know one thing. I've seen schematics where TVS diode was before RC filter like in first schematics. simulate this ...
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I'm looking for any resource that can help me build a very very basic RC circuit. I'm talking as simple as using RF to turn on/off an LED. The purpose of this circuit is for research and education. If ...
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Every RC car I've cannibalized has had a small ceramic capacitor soldered on to the contacts of the motors. What is the purpose of having this? What happens to the performance of the motor with out ...
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I'm trying to measure current to a DC motor on an RC car I took apart. The car is powered by 3 AA batteries and seems to be made of three different boards. Two of the boards are for switches and LEDs, ...
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I'm new to RC related modules. Today I got my Hobbywing's Skywalker 20A brushless esc. Manual is here. I also have a brushless outrunner motor (HL3512) I don't have ...
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I disassembled my old Niko RC car today. Thought I could play around with the parts. But what I can't seem to understand is the coil. The powersource of the rc car is a 7.2v NiCd 620mAh battery. And ...
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The wired wall control panel in my garage has only 2 wires connected to it. Yet somehow it acts different when I push the big "door" button than when I push the "light" button or the "lock" button. ...
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Some time ago I bought a simple and cheap little IR-controlled toy helicopter (same as this one - it's called "Diamond Gyro" or "Diamond Force"). For fun, I've been looking into controlling it via an ...
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I have a limited knowledge about BJTs used as amplifiers, but I know there is a voltage regime where the BJTs amplify, below saturation. I am wondering if I put an RC delay circuit on the BJT's base ...
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I'm trying to figure out how to switch source power from one battery to another when one is dead or disconnected. the circuit needs to be able detect the loss of power on the jettisoned battery and ...
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A bit of a story here: I would like to be able to quickly and easily turn on/off captioning on the cable TV box. Normally this would require 10(!) button presses. It's hard to be sure, but I expect ...
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I am going to build a protection circuit for a 240 volt pump motor. It is believed that when the relay cuts out the motor generates voltage back into the relay and burns out the contacts. It has ...
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I'm designing a remote control based on a TWS-DS-6 433.92MHz transmitter and I wanted it to be really compact and energy efficient. I plan to have an ATtiny85 controlling the transmitter and use ...
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I have a quite simple task I can't wrap my head around. I have an old home 5.1 sound system with optical input that plays sounds from my media center. Its remote broke, and while I tried to fix it, I ...
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