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Transmisson power TX Modules
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(14-10-2018, 19:08)hornychz Wrote:  Hi,


I once did some experiments, and I found out that the increase in voltage for the transmitter from 9 to 12V did not increase the intensity
of the electromagnetic field signal at the reception site ...  Sad

I think it is better to take the path of proper antenna selection and their proper routing in conjunction with the choice of good location for RF device.

Hello Zdenek,

thank you for your feedback and sharing your results. I'm just wondering, because the datasheet says otherwise.

Maybe I have to search somebody who can measure the output power to be sure what is happening.

Regards,
engolling
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Messages In This Thread
Transmisson power TX Modules - by engolling - 14-10-2018, 12:36
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by hornychz - 14-10-2018, 19:08
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by engolling - 14-10-2018, 19:51
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by hornychz - 14-10-2018, 22:13
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by werk_ag - 14-10-2018, 23:00
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by engolling - 15-10-2018, 21:36
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by meteoestarreja - 16-10-2018, 08:38
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by werk_ag - 16-10-2018, 22:35
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by engolling - 16-10-2018, 22:40
RE: Transmisson power TX Modules - by meteoestarreja - 17-10-2018, 22:26



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