magnatro New Member Oct 17, 2011 #2 think like this. GSM module at commands>------> USART >---->level converter>-----> MCU (PIC AVR etc) >------> relay driver>------> relay >----> appliance.
think like this. GSM module at commands>------> USART >---->level converter>-----> MCU (PIC AVR etc) >------> relay driver>------> relay >----> appliance.
D Diver300 Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Oct 17, 2011 #3 The scheme is about right, but many GSM modules use low level serial signals, so the level converter isn't needed.
The scheme is about right, but many GSM modules use low level serial signals, so the level converter isn't needed.
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Oct 19, 2011 #5 ramesh raju said: how to limit the back emf effect in that Click to expand... You mean from the relay coil? - if you don't know something as basic as that how can you expect to build anything electronic?. Just a diode across the coil, look at any circuit.
ramesh raju said: how to limit the back emf effect in that Click to expand... You mean from the relay coil? - if you don't know something as basic as that how can you expect to build anything electronic?. Just a diode across the coil, look at any circuit.