FM superimposed on mains supply

[Rouen]

I am looking for a circuit to send data via the mains supply lines, as well as a six digit pin encoder/decoder that can be used in this way.

[narender_aec_eee]

help me if u have any power line carrier communications circuit diagram and date. whether it may be data , signal, audio or any thing.<p>[email protected]
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[philba]

there are number of ways to do this. <p>Look at intellon stuff for very high bandwidth. <p>Look at X10 designs for low bandwidth (there is a microchip apnote that would be a good starting point).

[Gorgon]

Hi Narender,
Take a look at this and see if you can use it. Since you are a bit wide in your application description, it's hard to know.
http://www.st.com/stonline/products/app ... t7538p.htm <p>If not the correct type, look around at the STM site for other interface types.<p>Or, look at this site for ideas: http://www.archnetco.com/english/product/network.htm <p>TOK <p>[ June 26, 2005: Message edited by: Gorgon ]<p>[ June 26, 2005: Message edited by: Gorgon ]</p>

[jimandy]

Also check out...<p>http://www.phonex.com/

[philba]

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by jimandy:
Also check out...<p>http://www.phonex.com/<hr></blockquote><p>
wow, readywire is still not shipping? hard to believe. I think they announced that chip in January 2003 at CES. I was extremely interested in it but plans changed. glad I didn't use them...

[rshayes]

The National Semiconductor web site (www.national.com) has two items that may help.<p>The LM1893 was a carrrier current tranceiver for data. It has been discontinued, but the data sheet is still posted and has information on design and typical power line characteristics.<p>Ap Note AN-146 describes an FM system for sending signals to a remote speaker over the power lines.