Compare RF transmitters/receivers

Some RF receivers have visual or audible alarms or LED lights that indicate operation and signal reception. Other RF transmitter applications may require the use of additional products such as antennas, coaxial cables, connectors or ports. For outdoor use RF transmitters, you will need a strong, waterproof design. Wireless RF receivers and transmitters are useful in receiving data from remote locations without the need for wiring. Small RF transmitters and receivers work well for compact, portable devices.

I recommend: SECO-LARM manufactures a wide range of wireless RF transmitters and receivers and offers online descriptions of each product for easy comparison. Information Unlimited offers a range of FM RF transmitters/receivers.

Evaluate RF transmitter design firm services

Choosing a RF transmitter design firm to consult on prototyping, testing and circuit debugging can be a wise decision if you are short on time and are not an engineer skilled in RF design.

I recommend: Sanders RF Consulting offers an experienced staff of RF engineers who offer low-cost consultation services for every phase of your project including inception, prototype and final production phase. RadioLabs specializes in RF design and offers cost-effective solutions for analog projects.

Find RF transmitter suppliers

Once you have determined which RF electronic receivers you need, search online for the most affordable RF components. You can also purchase a module RF transmitter which is a pre-packaged set of components available for low-cost, easy project production.

I recommend: Linx Technologies offers a variety of module RF transmitters that are easy-to-use for engineers of all skill levels. NoKey.com sells a variety of RF transmitter and receiver sets.