transmit 433mhz signal with raspberry pi pico
July 26, 2024, 11:32
Is it possible to use a Elecbee CC1101 Modul 433Mhz to transmit and receive a 433 mhz signal with the pico?
It seems to use usb, im not sure I haven't used the pico
But isn't the only usb port it has is for power and programming?
<@1071178789939331253> it is this one more exactly:
https://www.amazon.com/DWEII-Wireless-Antenna-Transceiver-Arduino/dp/B0CSYX1454/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?crid=2R4GDJLACGTIO&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.FLxDrk_u6OtIcn4uXYaht04AzVlEDCVHqp0ZVTQfrWW_G2XvYRNul6mtXLQOwqp9.7y9GQiUDDs2tIha-iIgEgw6rS_M9NHCxby6L0kwRWxs&dib_tag=se&keywords=Elecbee+CC1101&qid=1721995217&sprefix=elecbee+cc1101%2Caps%2C236&sr=8-1-fkmr0
Oh
Yeah it has pins
Easy you can connect that to the pico
With Dupont wires
And with some micro python ur done
Whilst your at it could you find the documentation for that?
ah perfect thank u, do u know how i can connect a 5v solenoid to a raspberry pi pico if i am using a relay to increase the voltage from 3.3v to 5v
let me see
The amperage is probably your main problem
I would suggest a alternative power supply with the Pico simply controlling that
hmmm okay casue i was thinking to get this one: HS-0730B DC6V 1A 5N 10 mm
yeah how would i connect that power source so i can still control it using the pico?
Oh yeah it's pretty much gave you the code for ya
Is the solenoid pwm controlled?
doesnt seem so (i am completly new to this with solenoids so i might be wrong) this is the one i am looking at: HS-0730B DC6V 1A 5N 10 mm
Yeah that isn't
You can connect those power wires to the power supply
And use the relay or something as a kind of switch for the solenoid I think
I'm not the best with electronics tbh
okay
thanks for the help tho