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RF Transmitter Receiver Pair 433 MHz RXB6
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The 433 MHz RF Transmitter Receiver Pair RXB6 is an affordable wireless communication solution for short-range data transmission in IoT, remote control, and sensor projects. Operating on the 433 MHz frequency, this pair offers reliable, low-power wireless communication, making it ideal for Arduino-based projects, wireless sensors, and remote control systems. The RXB6 receiver ensures stable signal reception while the transmitter sends data over a distance of up to 100 meters in open space. Widely used by Bangladeshi students, hobbyists, and makers, this module is perfect for wireless communication in DIY electronics and automation systems.
The 433 MHz RF module set includes a high-power JMR-TX1 transmitter and a low-noise RXB6 superheterodyne receiver, designed for reliable wireless communication in embedded systems. Supporting ASK and OOK modulation, it is well-suited for applications such as remote controls, home automation, IoT devices, and wireless data transmission.
Compared to traditional FS1000A-based modules, this pair delivers greater range, improved stability, and enhanced signal performance, making it an excellent choice for long-distance and robust wireless links.
Key Feature
- Long-range communication up to 300 to 500 meters
- Superheterodyne receiver (RXB6) ensures excellent signal quality
- Compatible with encoder and decoder ICs such as HT12E and HT12D
- Low power consumption for energy-efficient operation
- Standard 433 MHz frequency, license-free in many regions
- Fully software compatible with FS1000A modules
- Compact size suitable for space-constrained designs
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Transmitter (JMR-TX1) | Receiver (RXB6) |
|---|---|---|
Operating Voltage | 3V – 12V | 5.0V DC ±0.5V |
Operating Frequency | 433 MHz | 433 MHz |
Transmission Distance | 300 – 500 meters (open area) | – |
Current Consumption | 6.7 mA | ≤ 2.5 mA |
Modulation Method | ASK (Amplitude Shift Keying) | OOK / ASK |
Modulation Rate | 3 Kbps | – |
Reception Type | – | Superheterodyne |
Input Signal | TTL Level | – |
Transmission Power | ≥ 10 mW | – |
Frequency Stability | ±75 kHz | – |
Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C | -20°C to +60°C |
Dimensions | 11 × 16 × 5.5 mm | – |
Number of Pins | 4 | – |
RXB6 vs FS1000A – Module Comparison
| Feature | RXB6 ( with JMR-TX1) | FS1000A |
|---|---|---|
Reception Quality | Very Good | Moderate |
Signal Noise | Low | High |
Transmission Range | 300 m+ | ~100 m |
Current Consumption | 6.7 mA | 3.8 mA |
Software Compatibility | Same | Same |
Applications
- Wireless remote-control systems
- Home automation and security systems
- IoT-based data communication
- Industrial wireless switching
- Wireless sensor networks
- Garage door or motor control
- Arduino and embedded electronics projects
Packaging Details
- 1 × RF Transmitter Receiver Pair 433 MHz RXB6
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the range of the 433 MHz RXB6 RF module?
The RXB6 433 MHz RF receiver module offers a wireless transmission range of 300 to 500 meters in open areas. Physical obstructions may reduce this range.
How do I connect the RXB6 and JMR-TX1 with Arduino?
To connect the RXB6 and JMR-TX1 with an Arduino, wire the VCC, GND, and Data pins properly and use the VirtualWire or RadioHead library. Using HT12E and HT12D encoder/decoder ICs can improve signal stability.
Is the RXB6 better than the FS1000A RF module?
Yes, the RXB6 module provides better signal reception, lower noise levels, and a longer wireless range than the FS1000A, making it more suitable for reliable RF communication.
Which encoder and decoder ICs are compatible with the RXB6 module?
The RXB6 433 MHz RF module is compatible with HT12E encoder and HT12D decoder ICs. These chips ensure secure and accurate digital signal transmission and reception.
Can I use the RXB6 RF module to transmit sensor data wirelessly?
Yes, the RXB6 RF transmitter receiver pair is ideal for wirelessly transmitting digital sensor data using microcontrollers like Arduino or by using HT12E/HT12D ICs.
Why is my RXB6 module not receiving any signal?
If your RXB6 module isn’t receiving signals, check for incorrect wiring, weak power supply, missing or incorrectly sized antenna, or RF interference in the 433 MHz band.
