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| In this second and final part of the remote control design we put it all together and take a closer look at the workings of the transmitter...

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| Point any IR remote controller at this nifty device and its in-built microcontroller will quickly analyse the signal and reveal which of eig...

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| Here’s a design that should gladden the hearts of many model builders. A really small proportional remote control unit built using standard...

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| Using this infrared receiver with your PC will let you control your favourite programs using a readily-available RC5 transmitter: useful if...

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| Nearly always when a remote control doesn’t work, the underlying problem is elementary: the unit does not emit light. The cause may be dry s...

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| What has been for some time possible with a ‘big’ system can now also be realised with a small system: microcontrollers have become Internet...

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| If you thought that an infra-red (IR) controller was only good for zapping TV channels then read on. This novel circuit uses a micro control...

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| In this second and concluding instalment we look at the structure of the infra-red remote control code systems proposed by Denon, NEC, Motor...

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| There are so many different remote control message formats currently in use that it can all be a bit confusing. If you are experimenting wit...

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| This time we’ll look at a kit for a remote control that allows you to send ten digital control signals over a distance of more than 50 metre...