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As wireless systems have become more integrated and lower in cost, more and more companies are seeking a competitive edge for their products through the addition of remote control features. Remote control is the act of controlling something at a distance. Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) is a form of remote control in which the device being controlled provides access to a secure location, like a car or garage door. Most systems are unidirectional (also called simplex or one-way). However, generation technologies are available for bidirectional communication (also called duplex or two-way). A simple remote control system consists of an encoder, RF transmitter, RF receiver, and a decoder. The encoder is connected to one or more buttons, switches or contacts. The encoder detects the closure of one of the switches and converts that into a digital data stream. This data is then sent to an RF transmitter that conveys this data into free space. An RF receiver receives the data and sends it to a decoder. The decoder analyzes the data and, if it is valid, replicates the switch closure on an output. This output is then connected to whatever circuitry is to be controlled.

PTM Published on: 2015-04-10