RF Transmitters

A Radio Frequency Transmitter module is a tiny, printed circuit board component employed to transmit radio signals and modulate the wave to carry that signal and data. Transmitter modules are commonly made available with an integrated microcontroller, which ensures data transmission to the module.

How Does an RF Transmitter Function?

The RF transmitters receive data in a few series of bits and convey it wirelessly with the help of an RF Antenna. This device transmits the data at a rate of 1 kilobit per second (Kbps). The RF receiver receives the already conveyed signal or data and works on data the same as the transmitter does. 

What are the Applications RF Transmitters are Used for?

Radiofrequency is employed in many electronic household and industrial appliances, such as:

• Cellular Telephones
• Radios
• Television Broadcasting
• Satellite Communications
• Radars
• Micro-ovens
• Industrial Heaters

I just mentioned some of the most commonly used applications, yet to come. Electromagnetic waves are calculated by using frequency and wavelength. 

What is the RF Transmitter Range?

Radiofrequency oscillation refers to the rate of alternating electric current, also known as the magnetic, electric, and electromagnetic field. This is also referred to as a mechanical system in the frequency range ranging from 20 kHz to around 300 GHz.