FSK Amplitude Modulated Microwave for Remote Control
by Robert Tambone & Kevin Carew Advisors: Dr. V. Prasad & Dr. B. D. Huggins A system consisting of a transmitter and receiver was designed and constructed
to relay digital coded information via a 5.5 GHz amplitude modulated microwave
signal. The choice of microwave operating frequency and the use of microstrip
patch antennas were chosen to keep the hardware small and portable as well
as inexpensive. A microcomputer controls an FSK modulator which is used
to generate an FSK signal which amplitude modulates a microwave carrier.
The received signal is demodulated and will turn on the specified (coded)
light. The design of these components, as well as test procedures and the
system's ability to relay digital coded information will be discussed.
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