This system is designed to communicate or transmit a text message from one location to another using a wireless circuit. The text message is encrypted with a microcontroller, and the encrypted message is transmitted wirelessly. At the receiving end, the signal is captured by a standard receiver, and the analog signal is processed by the microcontroller.
The wireless communication system consists of two main components: the transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter section includes a microcontroller, which is responsible for encrypting the text message before transmission. This encryption ensures that the message remains confidential during the wireless transmission. The microcontroller can utilize various encryption algorithms, such as AES or DES, to secure the data.
Once the text message is encrypted, it is converted into a suitable format for wireless transmission. This may involve modulating the signal using techniques such as Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) or Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK). The modulated signal is then transmitted through an antenna, which radiates the signal into the surrounding environment.
At the receiver end, a standard receiver is employed to capture the transmitted signal. This receiver is tuned to the specific frequency used by the transmitter to ensure accurate signal detection. Upon receiving the signal, the receiver demodulates the incoming analog signal back into a digital format. This digital signal is then fed to another microcontroller, which is responsible for decrypting the message using the same encryption algorithm employed at the transmitter.
The overall system requires careful consideration of various factors, including the range of transmission, the power requirements of the components, and the potential interference from other wireless devices. Additionally, the choice of microcontroller and receiver modules should align with the specific application requirements, such as data rate, processing power, and compatibility with the chosen encryption method. Proper circuit design and layout are essential to ensure reliable operation and minimize signal degradation throughout the transmission process.Here is? communicate or transmit a text message from one place to another place through wireless circuit. The text message is encrypted by using the Microcontroller and the encrypted message was transmitted through wireless. At the receiver end the signal was received by the standard receiver and the analog signal was fed to the Microcontroller..
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