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Old 02-04-2016, 05:06 PM
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Hello, first off I apologize in advance for all the stupid things I can say next (I'm pretty ignorant in this area)


as i understand... the activator loop "emit a little power " over the air , when a transponder it's over it, it use that power to activate itself and use his own battery to send the ID , right? I'm talking about transponder with a single 2032 battery

I'm trying to figure out how i can detect myself that "power" from the loop to activate my own system (don't send anything, just use the loop as trigger)

Can someone help me in the right direction?
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Originally Posted by castroll
Hello, first off I apologize in advance for all the stupid things I can say next (I'm pretty ignorant in this area)


as i understand... the activator loop "emit a little power " over the air , when a transponder it's over it, it use that power to activate itself and use his own battery to send the ID , right? I'm talking about transponder with a single 2032 battery

I'm trying to figure out how i can detect myself that "power" from the loop to activate my own system (don't send anything, just use the loop as trigger)

Can someone help me in the right direction?
I don't believe that any lap timing systems for RC cars have loops that emit any energy. The transponders transmit a very short message once every few milliseconds, all the time. The loops only receive, never transmit.

There are plenty of other systems that do send a signal to the transponder. Automated toll systems operate like this.

But don't let that keep you from creating a system that operates as you desire!
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Originally Posted by howardcano
I don't believe that any lap timing systems for RC cars have loops that emit any energy. The transponders transmit a very short message once every few milliseconds, all the time. The loops only receive, never transmit.

There are plenty of other systems that do send a signal to the transponder. Automated toll systems operate like this.

But don't let that keep you from creating a system that operates as you desire!
Thanks for your reply, amb tranx 140 works like i said (i'm not sure if it's used for RC) they have an small battery with 3-5 years duration, and they are triggered by the loop itself, i'm trying to understand this technology
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