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Old 18th January 2003, 03:02 AM   (permalink)
Default DIGITAL MODULATOR CIRCUIT

I need a circuit that I can take an 8 bit digital data signal and modulate it
onto a standard telephone line, and if possible a second circuit to demodulate the signal to recover the 8bit data, I would like these circuits
to be easy to construct
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I need a circuit that can take an 8bit digital signal and modulate it onto a standard telephone line, and then a demodulator circuit
to recover the data---I want this to be an easy
to assemble project! --can anyone help!!!
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Old 18th January 2003, 04:34 AM   (permalink)
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For 8-bits or more you'll require a complete MODEM on both ends of the telephone line. No other smaller alternative.
If you want only 10-12 numbers to be transmitted/received, you can use UM91214 DTMF generator and KT3170 DTMF decoder ICs.
Remmber, hooking up anything to your telephone line without permission of telephone company is illegal.
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Old 18th January 2003, 03:47 PM   (permalink)
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why dont you try to use a parallel to serial converter and then on the other end a serial to parallel converte?
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Old 19th January 2003, 03:51 AM   (permalink)
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Without modulation data can not be transmitted over telephone line. Even if you Serial to parallel and parallel to serial converters, MOD/DE-MOD will be required.
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