433 MHz 3V RECEIVER
€6.15excl. VAT€7.50incl. VATLow-cost, low-consumption receiver with a 3 volt (± 10%) supply voltage, narrow RF band, high immunity to supply noise and low antenna radiation
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RF receiversLow-cost, low-consumption receiver with a 3 volt (± 10%) supply voltage, narrow RF band, high immunity to supply noise and low antenna radiation
RF receivers433 MHz receiver module with ASK/OOK modulation, low consumption, high noise immunity and low antenna radiation
RF transmittersSet consisting of an SMD 433.92 MHz transmitter module and a receiver module
RF receiversThe CY121 is a high-performance ASK-compatible superheterodyne wireless receiver designed for the 433.92 MHz ISM band. With high sensitivity (-109 dBm), it runs on 3.6V to 5.5V and works over a wide temperature range (-20°C ~ 70°C).
RF receiversHigh-sensitivity, high-selectivity FM superheterodyne receiver with a front-end SAW filter that makes it highly immune to interference
RF receiversMiniature AM superheterodyne receiver with high input sensitivity and high immunity to interfering electromagnetic fields
RF receiversPCB version of the AC-RX2 receiver module
RF receiversReceiver with micro current draw and minimal supply voltage
RF receiversSuperheterodyne hybrid module containing a UHF radio receiver tuned to 433.92 MHz, with an OOK amplitude demodulator and an output pulse shaper, completed by a decoder that lets it respond correctly to the TX-12CH
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