Radio Remote Control for Beginners - A Reading Book for Electronics Enthusiasts

Author: Chen Yongfu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book begins with the explanation of the formation and propagation of radio waves, then introduces the basic principles of radio control, commonly used measurement and control antennas, transmission circuits, receiving circuits, common unit circuits and integrated devices, executive components and actuation mechanisms, radio direction finding and "fox hunting" activities, remote control modules and their applications, and remote control application examples, among other topics. The book is divided into 9 chapters, with carefully selected materials, a rigorous system, and strong systematicity. In terms of writing style, it progresses from simple to complex, with clear layers, concise language, and a combination of text and illustrations. In content arrangement, while explaining fundamental radio knowledge and various remote control system principles, it incorporates numerous specific control examples related to each chapter, interpreting their working principles, circuit design features, reasonable component selection, assembly, and circuit debugging methods. Additionally, it includes sub-sections such as "Knowledge Links," "Application Knowledge," and "Application and Making" to strengthen the connection between related knowledge, guide readers to combine learning with application, and enhance practical skills. This book serves as a foundational text for electronics enthusiasts to enter the field of radio-controlled applications and is suitable for a wide range of readers, including electronics hobbyists, radio engineering technicians, faculty and students of universities, colleges, vocational schools, and personnel from youth science and technology guidance stations... This book begins with the explanation of the formation and propagation of radio waves, then introduces the basic principles of radio control, commonly used measurement and control antennas, transmission circuits, receiving circuits, common unit circuits and integrated devices, executive components and actuation mechanisms, radio direction finding and "fox hunting" activities, remote control modules and their applications, and remote control application examples, among other topics. The book is divided into 9 chapters, with carefully selected materials, a rigorous system, and strong systematicity. In terms of writing style, it progresses from simple to complex, with clear layers, concise language, and a combination of text and illustrations. In content arrangement, while explaining fundamental radio knowledge and various remote control system principles, it incorporates numerous specific control examples related to each chapter, interpreting their working principles, circuit design features, reasonable component selection, assembly, and circuit debugging methods. Additionally, it includes sub-sections such as "Knowledge Links," "Application Knowledge," and "Application and Making" to strengthen the connection between related knowledge, guide readers to combine learning with application, and enhance practical skills. This book serves as a foundational text for electronics enthusiasts to enter the field of radio-controlled applications and is suitable for a wide range of readers, including electronics hobbyists, radio engineering technicians, faculty and students of universities, colleges, vocational schools, and personnel from youth science and technology guidance stations.