How to Check HT12E & HT12D IC Working (Wired and Wireless)


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  1. Sandeep Kamra24 March 2018 at 21:51

    Sir Apne testing connections me 9 v provide Liya hai or actual circuit me Apne 5 v provide Liya hai

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  2. Unknown21 June 2018 at 14:42

    Hi, I am attempting to do the test for the Ht12-D and ht12-E. I am not getting anything in the LED's. I am getting voItage from pin 18 to pin 9 on the encoder, but no voltage from 18 to 9 on the decoder. I have switched out all components to check for bad components. Is there somewhere I could send a photo of my circuits to be checked?

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  3. Unknown25 July 2021 at 12:14

    Hi
    Sir I have created same circuit but in my circuit Vt voltage is zero on the decoder IC what can be issue in my circuit?

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  4. basudeo mahto1 December 2021 at 23:24

    in transmitter circuit there is some mistake written in Antenna circuit :
    DATA
    VCC
    GND
    ANT

    please correct as

    VCC
    DATA
    GND
    ANT

    kindly note and correct in your wiring diagram otherwise circuit will not be operative.

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  5. Rajpal Singh28 November 2022 at 11:59

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  6. Rajpal Singh28 November 2022 at 12:01

    Why reply delete please

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