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The microprocessor is an integrated circuit that elaborates information in the form of digital signals. Not to be confused with a microcontroller, which embeds many additional devices to control embedded systems.
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Problem with RF circuit using HT12D and HT12E
I am making a circuit using my RF TX and RX on 315 Mhz, already paired, and I have done the following circuit: powering it with 5V and GND from arduino:
And the picture of the circuit done:
when I …
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Problem with RF circuit using HT12D and HT12E
Thanks for all your awnser, after studying a little bit into the RF module I found out my problem, the left side of both encoder and decoder are the Address PIN, which means they will only communicate …
