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How to build a Simple IR Transmitter and Receiver


Circuit using 555 Timer? (/electronic-circuits/ir-
transmitter-and-receiver-circuit)
By (page_author.html)Jayant (/users/jayant)
 Aug 21, 2015 88

IR Transmitter and Receiver Circuit

IR Transmitter and IR Receiver are commonly used to control electronic devices wirelessly, mainly through a remote.
TV remotes and AC remotes are the best example of IR transmitters. TV generally consists of TSOP1738 as the IR
receiver, which senses modulated IR pulses and convert them into electrical signal. Here in our circuit we are building
IR remote and its receiver.  We are using IR LED as transmitter and TSOP1738 as IR receiver.

How does IR LED Work? 


IR LED emits infrared light, means it emits light in the range of Infrared frequency. We cannot see Infrared light through
our eyes, they are invisible to human eyes. The wavelength of Infrared (700nm – 1mm) is just beyond the normal
visible light. Everything which produce heat, emits infrared like our human body. Infrared have the same properties as
visible light, like it can be focused, reflected and polarised like visible light.
Other than emitting invisible infrared light, IR LED looks like a normal LED and also operates like a normal LED, means
it consumes 20mA current and 3vots power.  IR LEDs have light-emitting angle of approx. 20-60 degree and range of
approx. few centimetres to several feets, it depends upon the type of IR transmitter and the manufacturer. Some

transmitters have a range in kilometers.

IR Receiver (TSOP17XX)

TSOP17XX receives the modulated Infrared waves and changes its output. TSOP is available in many frequency
ranges like TSOP1730, TSOP1738, TSOP1740 etc. Last two digits represent the frequency (in Khz) of modulated IR
rays, on which TSOP responds. Like for example TSOP1738 reacts when it receives the IR radiation modulated at
38Khz. Means  it detects the IR which is switching On and Off at the rate of 38Khz. TSOP’s output is active low, means
its output is remains HIGH when there is no IR, and becomes low when it detects IR radiation. TSOP operates on
particular frequency so that other IRs in the environment can’t interfere, except the modulated IR of particular
frequency. It has three pins, Ground, Vs (power), and OUTPUT PIN.

IR Transmitter Circuit Diagram

We are using TSOP1738 as IR receiver, so we need to generate the modulated IR of 38 kHz. You can use any TSOP,
but you need to generate IR of respective frequency as TSOP. So we are using 555 timer in Astable mode
(https://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/555-timer-astable-multivibrator-circuit-diagram) to oscillate the IR at
38KHz frequency. As we know oscillation frequency of 555 timer is decided by resistor R1, R2 and capacitor C1. As
you can see in the blow IR Transmitter Circuit We have used 1k R1, 20K R2 and 1nF capacitor to generate the
frequency of approx. 38 KHz. It can be calculated using this formula: 1.44/((R1+2*R2)*C1).

(http://circuitdigest.com/fullimage?i=circuitdiagram/IR-Transmitter-Circuit-Diag.gif)

Output Pin 3 of the 555 Timer IC has been connected to IR LED using 470 resistor and a push button switch. Whenever
we press the button, circuit emits modulated IR at 38 KHz. A 100uF capacitor is connected across the supply to
provide the constant supply to the circuit, without any ripple.

IR Receiver Circuit Diagram

IR Receiver circuit is very simple we just need to connect a LED to the output of the TSOP1738, to test the receiver. We
have use BC557 PNP transistor here, to reverse the effect of TSOP, means whenever the output is HIGH LED will be
OFF and whenever it detects IR and output is low, LED will be ON. PNP transistor behaves opposite to the NPN
transistor, it acts as open switch when a voltage applied to its base and acts as closed switch when there is no voltage
at its base. So normally TSOP output remains HIGH and Transistor behaves as open switch and LED will be OFF. As
soon as TSOP detects Infrared, its output becomes low and transistor behaves as closed switch and LED will be ON.
As you can see in the below IR receiver circuit A 10k resistor is used for provide proper biasing to transistor and a
470ohm resistor is used at LED for limiting the current. So whenever we press the Button at IR transmitter, it is
detected by TSOP1738 and LED will glow.

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We have  further modified  this  circuit  by using a relay to operate the AC mains appliances by an IR remote, in this
remote controlled switch circuit (http://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/remote-controlled-light-switch). Check out
our electronic circuits (https://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits) section to learn and build more interesting circuits
and simple projects.

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COMMENTS

abukar

Nov 13, 2015 reply (/comment/reply/136/330)

Hello dear.

bro can you help me to get the code of microC for this project İR Transmitter and reciever Thank you.

http://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/ir-transmitter-and-receiver-circuit
(http://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/ir-transmitter-and-receiver-circuit)

Daniel

Jan 08, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/21895)

The code is as follow :


Option Explicit

Define uC as None

If ((Abukar sees an uC) == True) {



Echo "Houston, we have a problem !"

Echo "Please help Abukar to search for datasheets !"

Seriously !

Tony

Apr 22, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/25853)

Hi Daniel

Can you help me out with the following please. I need to show a diagram of a receiver of a
door bell. the door bell receiver is supplied with 9 volt battery. when remote is activated the
receiver sends the signal to the Buzzer and the Buzzer make sound.

Thank you buddy

regards

tony

Liam

Nov 17, 2015 reply (/comment/reply/136/370)

Would it be possible to switch out from IR to some form of Bluetooth remote control?

Jayant (/users/jayant)

Nov 21, 2015 reply (/comment/reply/136/416)


(/users/jayant)
This is completely a different circuit, you need to use Bluetooth module with
some micro-controller to achieve this.

sourabh

Dec 20, 2015 reply (/comment/reply/136/606)

can you send this alarm circuit done without using any ic's

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Jan 01, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/695)


(/users/maddy)
There are lot of Alarm circuits on the site, please check below
link: http://circuitdigest.com/search-page?keys=alarm
(http://circuitdigest.com/search-page?keys=alarm)

slady

Dec 29, 2015 reply (/comment/reply/136/670)

pls is there any circuit that can produce free energy? If you use up to 20 red led connected in series. I
need the circuit diagram pls help.
Krishnamurthy V R

Jan 06, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/754)

Hello Dear


I was trying to work with TSOP1738. I used Attiny85 to generate IR signal. Receiver out put is fed to a
simple transistor that drives a led. When circuit is switched on the receiver LED lights up for a brief period.
The program is given below

void loop() {

for(i=0;i<50;i++){

digitalWrite(0,HIGH);

delayMicroseconds(13);

digitalWrite(0,LOW);

delayMicroseconds(13);

delayMicroseconds(500);

Pl help me to correct the mistake .

Aditya Anshul

Feb 05, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1071)

Sir can use ldr in the transmitter section that will power the circuit when dark( means when there is
no light then the circuit will start emitting rays)

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Feb 08, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1130)


(/users/maddy)
yes, you can use LDR as a switch, which turns on the Circuit in darkness. But for
this purpose instead of using IR sensor, build it with 555 timer like here: Dark and
Light Indicator Circuit (http://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/dark-and-light-indicator)

midhun

Feb 13, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1210)

nice work sir,

pls help to make a audio transmitter and receiver above 60m range

Karthik

Feb 21, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1268)

Hi, I have two wire terminals. I need an IR controlled device to close the circuit (connect the
terminals) ONLY when I command from a remote. How can we do this or how to modify the above
circuitry to achieve this?

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Feb 23, 2016


You can use Relay to close the circuit reply (/comment/reply/136/1292)

(/users/abhishek) via Remote, check this circuit Remote Controlled Light Switch
(http://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/remote-controlled-light-switch)

Karthik

Feb 24, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1299)

Hi Abhishek, that's a good idea, thanks. I want one improvisation. I need the connection function like
a calling bell arm. The moment I press the remote button, the receiver should connect and
disconnect it when I release the button.Can I not connect the terminals in place of the LED per the current
idea. It connects when remote button is pressed and disconnects when released?

Ajay

Feb 25, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1326)

This circuit is already working as per your need.

CYRUS KING'ORI

Mar 10, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/1608)

Please can you email me a circuit diagram that produces IR signals at 38kHz.I have one that isn't
working.

Binu P Kumar

Apr 09, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2169)

Sir,

Is it possible to work ir led and tsop using a single power supply?

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Apr 18, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2382)


(/users/maddy)
Yes

Binu P Kumar

May 01, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2628)

Thanks maddy!!

But then how is it possible?

if i want to take the readings of tsop using arduino..

Can u suggest me a circuit in which both the tsop and irled use single powersource and the
readings of tsop is measured by arduino.

I have tried one but once the reflection from irled occurs,the tsop output remail zero even when
there is no reflection on to the tsop.

Please help me..

Aditi

Apr 18, 2016


if we want to connect the output of the receiver circuit to the reply (/comment/reply/136/2363)
microcontroller can we directly do that by connecting just the output pin of the tsop to the
microcontroller.

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Apr 18, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2383)


(/users/maddy)
Use Transistor in between, like shown here.

Shruti

May 03, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2656)

How do we transmit continuous IR pulses from IR Led without using the push button, but using the
Arduino in place of the push button ?

grmatsion

May 07, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2745)

sir....!!!instead of decoder (receiver )we can use microcontroller but how we integrated transmitter or
what type of IC could we use instead of encoder transmitter

that can operated with microcontroller?

Maddy (/users/maddy)

May 21, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3035)


(/users/maddy)
Leave the Transmitter part as it is, just change the receiver part according to
your requirement.

kashyap

May 08, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/2770)

howto increase or decrease the ir receiving range in ir receiver using tsop 1738 as i do not get any
other receivers

Maddy (/users/maddy)

May 21, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3036)


(/users/maddy)
You need to increase the range of Transmitter part, not receiver part. To increase
the range, use convex lens at Tsop or use a powerfull IR LED

Mihai

May 31, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3212)

Really appreciate your work man, thank you. I have only one question, what is the emitor voltage for
the Q1 transistor ?

Arijit Das

Jun 03, 2016


Up to how much distance between sender and receiver it will reply (/comment/reply/136/3269)
work??


Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Jul 09, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3938)


(/users/abhishek)
It should work for 10-20 feet, like a simple TV remote.

Alfred Manyahi

Jun 13, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3461)

In my the LED stays on even when the transmitter is off

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Jul 09, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3939)


(/users/abhishek)
Check circuit at Receiver part, connect transistor BC557 properly.

Roy Z

Jul 07, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3889)

Help. Anyone know where i can get the IR transmitters mentioned in the article that will work in the
kilometer range? The usual places I order parts (Mouser, Digikey,etc) doesn't have anything close.

Shrikant

Jul 09, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3923)

Sir, as per circuit diagram if press button prsent in transmitter circuit then IR led will glow and it will
detected at IR receiver. But if i have multiple buttons at transmitter (e.g. matrix keyboard) then how
can differentiate one button from another. Can is it possible to trasmitte addree of perticular button
through IR Transreceiver ?

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Jul 09, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/3937)


(/users/abhishek)
Yes you can decode the input from IR remote (tv/dvd remote), and can set the
different functions on different button Press using some microcontroller,
check this one: IR Remote Controlled Home Automation using Arduino
(http://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/ir-remote-controlled-home-appliances)

Tejaswini

Jul 19, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4160)

What is the maximum operable distance for this device to work efficiently?

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Aug 20, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4916)


(/users/maddy)
15-20 feet.
omar

Jul 25, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4282)

If I require to transmit this code 0x25FC without microcontroller what I have to change or add to the
transmitt circuit?

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Aug 20, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4918)


(/users/maddy)
Use microcontroller, check this project to find out the IR Remote Hex
code: Universal IR Remote Control using Arduino
(http://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/universal-ir-remote-control-using-arduino-android)

sivasankar

Jul 27, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4340)

why the led is blinking uneccessarily before giving the ir trigger in the receiver circuit

Mr Muniko

Aug 04, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4519)

Im not understand well about pnp transistor or npn?

why if it is pnp transistor,why collector is in positive way? explain me plse if in this circyit we must
reverse a transistor.

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Aug 20, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/4917)


(/users/maddy)
Circuit is correct, PNP transistor is used here because normally TSOP output
remains HIGH and when it detects IR, the output becomes Low. This is clearly
explained in the article.

Dheeraj

Sep 05, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/5485)

Hello dear,

Can anyone tell me why we use capacitor in TSOP circuit

MANUEL

Sep 13, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/5873)

Hello sir

I have a problem regarding the receiver I use sliding switch instead of tact switch but when I switch
on the transmitter for very long the led of the ir receiver will only stay for about 1 second how can i fix this?

d.kupar

Sep 19, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/5972)

anyone can you please tell me... the capacitor c1 of 1uF in the above ir receiver circuit is used for
what purposed???
Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Oct 01, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/6387)


(/users/abhishek)
@Dheeraj @d. kupar: C1 is connected in receiver circuit for the same reason
as we connected C3 100uF in Trasnmitter across the supply, to provide the

constant supply without any ripple.

B.Rauer

Oct 02, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/6414)

Hello creator, good job

Just please correct the wiring of the receiver part. The junction points are missing and the Q1 emitter
is on the wrong side, connected this way, it will not work. Emitter to +5V, Collector to R2 ;-)

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Oct 07, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/6741)


(/users/maddy)
Circuit Diagram is correct and its a PNP transistor.

B.Rauer

Oct 11, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/6893)

Sorry Maddy, it is really wrong.

PNP-transistor: the Emitter is connected to a more positiv voltage than the Collector

NPN-transistor the Collector is connected to a more positiv voltage than the Emitter

see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bipolar_junction_transistor


(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bipolar_junction_transistor)

Regards

Bernd

John Anderson

May 02, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/14090)

Maddy, are you sure? I agree with Bernd, it looks back-to-front. If the circuit is correct, could
you explain how any current can ever flow through the transistor, please? With respect, I don't
think the article is clear on this point.

Thanks, John

gopi

Oct 14, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/6979)

Really it is too useful for all students

HENRY

Oct 19, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/7235)

I love this job

but I have a question


aryan

Nov 06, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/7943)

I have a device which used to scan invisible bar code. But now its not working at night but works day
time. What's the problem. I can send its image if you please feel to help me out. Pls

manoj kumar

Nov 09, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/8060)

do the circuit works perfectly at strong sunlight? i want a ir transmitter and receiver which works at
sunlight ,so can u please refer me some other circuits....

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Dec 02, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/8804)


(/users/abhishek)
Yes IR sensor get affected with sunlight, what kind of circuit do you want to
build, we have lot of wireless circuits, just do search.

neranjan

Nov 28, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/8659)

i have problem please help me,,,,,your some code delete please reply me my email address

Katie

Dec 07, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/8928)

If I were to have multiple transmitters with receivers in the same room all using the TSOP17xx's as
receivers at different frequencies, do you think they would cross-talk? Are the frequencies too close
together? I see a 30, 33, 36, 38, 40 and 56 kHz. Looking forward to using this for a fun project.

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Dec 31, 2016 reply (/comment/reply/136/9686)


(/users/abhishek)
Yes they may interfere with each other, also check this project if you are
interested in decoding IR signal of Remote: IR Remote Controlled Home
Automation using Arduino (http://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/ir-remote-controlled-
home-appliances)

sashank

Jan 01, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/9704)

Can we use multiple switches from this circuit? If yes,then please mention tye circuit diagram.

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Jan 28, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/10422)


(/users/maddy)
You should use microcontroller for multiple switches: IR Remote Controlled
Home Automation using Arduino (http://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-
projects/ir-remote-controlled-home-appliances)
Ben

Jan 02, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/9727)

A friend gave a sat decoder. This decoder doesnt have a ir sensor insted it has a port named Display
IR. how does it work, and can i fix an IR reciver?

SAYYAD ALTAB

Jan 18, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/10169)

IN IR RECEIVER CKT THE TRANSISTER CAN BE REMOVE BY USING OPPOSITE POLARITY OF LED

Lango

Jan 27, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/10373)

Hi, i have a tsop4838 receiver and a 6v supply and i want to use it to not blink a led but any switch
other 6v device or a relais when i want to switch a separate powersupply.

It only has to respond when the reciever receives. it doesnt have to stay switched on or off.

So basically use it as a remote switch that only works when a button is pressed.

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Jan 28, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/10421)


(/users/maddy)
Check this one: Remote Controlled Light Switch
(http://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/remote-controlled-light-switch)

Madalin

Feb 06, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/10681)

If i put an LED in series with ir led, should the LED flash at a frequency of 38khz?

Maddy (/users/maddy)

Mar 04, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/11565)


(/users/maddy)
It will flash but our eye can not detect this high frequency so LED will be
appeared to be continuously glowing.

chumani
Mar 01, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/11447)

greetings m doing a mini project for opto electronics ,the project requires me to build a transmitter
and receiver using a 555 timer,2* 120 ohm resistors,photo LED and TEPT 5600 photo transistor.

your help will be much appreciated.

joe

Mar 17, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/12161)

i want to make a IR receiver to drive a relay.

i want to make similar IR receivers to drive different relays when different IR signals are given to it.

my budget is around so low. can you please help me?


maria

Apr 06, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/13124)

this is such a great works.and i want to ask, how can i do to increase the frequency from 38kHz to
reach up to 300GHz? is it possible to do that?your help will be much appreciated.tq

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Jul 05, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/15836)


(/users/abhishek)
TSOP for receiving IR of 300Ghz might not be available.

Preethi

Jun 19, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/15388)

What if I've to use multiple transmitters and a single receiver using Arduino? How do we encode the
IR LED output such that we can decide the codes at the receiver part by Arduino?

goli

Jun 21, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/15436)

I used tsop38238 receiver and an arduino to check the receiver output(on serial monitor) using
irRemote library. Each time the push button is pressed , different outputs were displayed. Why is it
so?(Isn't it supposed to give the same pattern?).

Ibrahim

Jun 23, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/15507)

Please send me long distance ir circuit diagram

Nouman

Jun 30, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/15689)

Is it possible to use this circuit for a line follower robot?

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Jul 05, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/15837)


(/users/abhishek)
In Line followers, photo diode is used to receive IR instead of TSOP, check this
project: Line Follower Robot using Arduino
(https://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/line-follower-robot-using-arduino)

romz

Jul 12, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/16042)

Hi, is there a way to amplify the IR led transmitter so that I can place the IR receiver(e.g TSOP17XX )
2-3 meters apart from the IR led?

Abhishek (/users/abhishek)

Jul 12, 2017


Please read the previous comments reply (/comment/reply/136/16046)
(/users/abhishek) before asking, your question might has been already answered.


Prajju

Aug 21, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/17048)

Hi...

Ur project lks osm

Can u please help me find where I can get a similar bread board presentation for ir people counter
prepared using non programmable ic's please

cruzersfy

Oct 02, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/18641)

Hi, I want to ask.

What simulation software you used in to create that IR tx/rx circuit? I have a problem when create in
proteus. There is no component name TSOP1738.

Where can I get that component? Thanks

raj

Oct 10, 2017 reply (/comment/reply/136/18938)

can we use bc547 instead of bc557?

Kunalkumar Jagani

Apr 13, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/25584)

How can I use IR sensor as distance measurement ?

ashintha

May 28, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/26747)

can we decrease the distance between the sender and reciever about 1feet. tell me how can i do that

M. K. Saha

Jul 16, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/27845)

If anybody wants to operate a relay in the receiver what would be the circuit then?

javad

Aug 29, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/28650)

Hi

It is possible to use multiple TSOP in this circuit. If yes, how?

ololo chukwueme...

Sep 02, 2018 reply (/comment/reply/136/28756)


Sir

Please i need a little clarification

How do i identify thy positive and negative sides of an op-amp

2-I know the ADC converts analog to digital signals on a PCB but i will love to know how the ADC actually

relates with the input and output electrical components on an optical transceiver,on an optical receiver and
on a transimpedance pcb

3-Can i use a UART/USART in conjuction with the op-amps in an optical receiver pcb

Kindly shed some light on this because most writs dont tell us how this actually relate on the pcn

Karthikeya Sri (/users/karthikeya-sri)

Oct 21, 2020 reply (/comment/reply/136/32777)


(/users/karthikeya-sri)
After pressing the switch the LED blinks and stops even the button is being
pressed.Can we make the LED on continuously by keeping the button
pressed on?

Aswinth Raj (/users/aswinth-raj)

Oct 22, 2020 reply (/comment/reply/136/32795)


(/users/aswinth-raj)
You can keep the LED turned on by using a simple latching circuit, if you
need more information check this
out https://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/simple-latch-circuit-diagram
(https://circuitdigest.com/electronic-circuits/simple-latch-circuit-diagram)

Tim Shilton (/users/tim-shilton-0)

Mar 25, 2021 reply (/comment/reply/136/33732)


(/users/tim-shilton-0)
Hi,

Just new to circuit digest. Wanting to build an IR 'fire and detect' circuit for an RC tank (tank fire and
stationary or other tank detect). Searches led me to the article 'How to build an IR Transmitter and
Receiver circuit using 555 timer'.

Will this do the job? What would the range be?

Thanks for any advice.

Tim

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(/electronic-circuits/build-your-own-drone-using-kk215-flight-controller-from-selecting-right-components-to-
first-flight-part2)Build your own Drone using KK2.1.5 Flight Controller – From Selecting Right Components to
First Flight (Part-2) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i85ih5CEzeI)
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(/electronic-circuits/designing-12v-li-ion-battery-pack-with-protection-circuit)Designing a Simple 12V Li-Ion


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