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DESIGN OF A WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL CAR USING RADIO FREQUENCY

August 2018

DOI:10.22485/jaei/2018/v88/il-2/174920

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This paper describes the design of a model of wireless remote control car using radio frequency. This remote correspondence framework can be utilized to transmit distinctive sorts of signs from transmitting end to accepting end. The control motion from the transmitter is sent to the beneficiary which is associated with a protestor gadget or vehicle that will be remotely controlled. The authors have first design the transmitter section and then they have design the receiver section. In this research work, authors will try to construct a car that has the ability to be controlled using the remote through the wireless transmission. This remote control car is work run both on land and water efficiently.

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