Is it possible to process the data at a same time on one receiver unit coming from more than one transmitters in its range. particular in RF applications which kind of modules we can use, i mean zigbee or 433MHz ASK RF module or any other kind of RF module??
If possible than, how can we communicate from more than one transmitters with receiver at a time. how we can specify particular kind of transmitter?
No, it is not possible. It's like trying to have several people working the same light switch at the same time.
Oh, okay. Never mind, it's possible according to you. Sounds like you should be the one teaching us.
INTP:
Oh, okay. Never mind, it's possible according to you. Sounds like you should be the one teaching us.
you are understanding negatively dear friend INTP.
You asked a question, you got an answer. You are being negative by not accepting the truth and instead arguing as if you know the answer to the question you asked in the first place.
urvishkumar:
Is it possible to process the data at a same time on one receiver unit coming from more than one transmitters in its range.
I dont know of a RF module (for Arduino) that would allow this, so no.
Typical RF receivers can only recieve one signal at a time, so signals from two transmitters would interfere with each other.
Is it possible you have a problem (x) and your assuming the answer is (y) so your asking questions about (y) ?
In general a receiver can not receive data from multiple transmitters precisely simultaneously. It is possible to construct networks with multiple transmit nodes by, for example, time multiplexing the transmissions such that only one of the nodes is transmitting at a time, but others follow in succession. In many contexts this multiplexing is indistinguishable from multiple simultaneous transmissions. The question then is whether this particular application truly needs simultaneous transmitters or if it requires multiple transmit nodes.