PWM(Pulse Width Modulation) Remote Control Using Arduino and HT12E & HT12D

by shivanshTalwar

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Intro: PWM(Pulse Width Modulation) Remote Control Using Arduino and HT12E & HT12D

Hey! Guys How You all doing! Today I am Back With Another Cool and Very useful INSTRUCTABLE .

I am pretty sure if you guys ever tried of making remote controlled vehicles like drone or robot then you must have come across the word "Remote Controller" , But the thing is if we Talk about DRONE then you Have to buy those expensive Remote Controllers like this

Invento INVNT_4 Flysky Ct 6B 24Ghz 6 Channel Remote Control Rc Transmitter Receiver Control for Quadcopter

it costs Rs.4650 Or 72.2061 US Dollar which is very expensive , for just a remote Controller

The Cheapest Remote Controller present in Market costs Rs2000 or 31.05 US Dollar. Still it is costly for Making Small Drones.

So what Can We Do in order to Deal with This Problem,

DON'T WORRY!, GUYS I have a solution for it......

You can Make Your Own Remote Controller with Just few cheap & easily Accessible Items

Before i Tell You how You can Make it Just have a look at My professional Video and Trust me it will Really Help You out in Building your Remote Control. I have explained each and every thing in Video

Click Here To Watch the Video

*Features Of My Remote Control*

(1)10K Rocker Potentiometer or Simple Potentiometer Supported

(2)Response Time Less Than 5 miliSeconds.

(3)Smart Switching Technology


STEP 1: MATERIALS REQUIRED

(1)Two 10K Potentiometer

(2)433Mhz (ASK) RF Transreciever

(3)HT12E & HT12D

(4)Two USB to Serial Cable

(5)Jumper Wires

(6)Two Arduino Uno

STEP 2: Wiring Up Transmitter Side

Before Wiring up everything

must check whether transmitter and Reciever are working fine for reference see this

Wireless Transmitter and Receiver using ASK RF Module

(1)Now connect red wire and Black wire to Vcc and Gnd of HT12E Respectively

(2)next,Hook two blue wires one to vcc of HT12E and another to Gnd(ground) of HT12E

(3)insert two potentiometer into breadboard and power up them using two blue wires attached in the above step

(4)Now Connect Two Yellow wires to middle pin of both the Potentiometer

(5)Next connect First Potentiometer Yellow Wire to Analog 0 pin and Second Potentiometer Yellow Wire to Analog 1

(6)Now, connect: white jumper wire 1 to HT12E AD0

white jumper wire 2 to HT12E AD1

white jumper wire 3 to HT12E AD2

white jumper wire 4 to HT12E AD3

(7)Next, Connect Red wire and Black wire to Vcc(5volts) and Gnd(ground) of Arduino Uno [as connected in Step one]

(8)Now , Final step: connect other end of 4 white wires according to the order below. [refer to step 6]

white jumper wire 1 to HT12E AD0 :Digital Pin 3 Of Arduino Board
white jumper wire 2 to HT12E AD1 :Digital Pin 4 Of Arduino Board

white jumper wire 3 to HT12E AD2 :Digital Pin 5 Of Arduino Board

white jumper wire 4 to HT12E AD3 :Digital pin 6 Of Arduino Board

Transmitter Part Done!

STEP 3: Reciever Side

Now, Reciever side Wiring is Same as transmitter except the fact it has no potentiometer input, it has just four wires connected as Following

D0 of HT12D : Digital Pin 3 of Arduino

D1 of HT12D : Digital Pin 4 of Arduino

D2 of HT12D : Digital Pin 5 of Arduino

D3 of HT12D : Digital Pin 6 of Arduino

for Complete Information Watch My Video.

STEP 4: Download Transmitter and Reciever Code for Arduino

This Remote Control Requires Two Arduino Board,one for Transmitter and another for Reciever

Download Here:-

Transmitter Code For Arduino

Reciever Code For Arduino

7 Comments

Gomakekit 9 months ago

Hi! I'm working on a remote controller for a motor (two way h bridge) and wondering if PWM can be sent trough the AD0-AD3 inputs?

lokeshsingre 5 years ago

where can we get output wires for the motor driver

shivanshTalwar 5 years ago

on reciever side arduino you have to define a pwm output pin for having wireless pwm signal so use that signal to interface transistor circuit or motor driver whatever suits your needs will do

shivanshTalwar 5 years ago

my code is commented you will be able to find out variable for output signal if not then message me i will explain it to you

lokeshsingre 5 years ago

Bro, I'm pretty weak in coding,
Will you pls modify that code and schematics a bit. Thankyou buddy in advance


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