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FM Transmitter Using Raspberry Pi

This document describes how to create an FM transmitter using a Raspberry Pi. It explains the FM generation and reception processes and introduces the Raspberry Pi specifications. It provides a block diagram and discusses using the pifm library and Raspbian OS to transmit audio files over FM radio. Some applications mentioned include weather stations, sensors, and home automation.

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FM Transmitter Using Raspberry Pi

This document describes how to create an FM transmitter using a Raspberry Pi. It explains the FM generation and reception processes and introduces the Raspberry Pi specifications. It provides a block diagram and discusses using the pifm library and Raspbian OS to transmit audio files over FM radio. Some applications mentioned include weather stations, sensors, and home automation.

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FM Transmitter using

Raspberry Pi

Made byMridul Miglani 09511502811


Shailendra Singh Tomar 09411502811
Gaurav Khemchandani 10011502811
Nivesh Gakhar - 11111502811

What is FM?
Frequency Modulation
Range: 88-108 MHz

The FM generation
process

The FM reception
process

Introduction to Raspberry pi
credit-card-sizedsingle-board

computer
developed in the UKby theRaspberry Pi Foundation

Specifications

Basic Components in PCB

Block Diagram

Software
Driver

API
Raspbian

Visual diagram
of API
connections

Working

Procedure
Step 1: Install thepifmlibraryusing the following
commands:
$ mkdir pifm
$ cd pifm
$ gcc 1m std=c99 pifm.c o pifm
Step

2: find yourself an FM radio receiver and


tune it to 102.0 MHz. This will create executable
file pifm.

Step

3: Run the file using the following command:


$ sudo ./pifm sound.wav 102

Advantages of
Implementing FM on
Raspberry pi
Minimum

hardware required
Least number of connections
Low power consumption
Portable small microcontroller board
area
User friendly interface

Applications
Humidity

And Temperature Sensor


Weather Station
Digital Picture Frame
Gaming Device
Mobile Robot
Supercomputer
Home Automation System
Digital Camera
Touchscreen Tablet
Landline

Some Additional Points


Audio

file to be transmitted should be


placed in the same directory as the source
code file

The

program supports only wav audio file


format.

The

frequency selected should be same as


the tuning frequency of the audio receiver.

References
Electronics

For You (November,

2013 Issue)
www.icrobotics.com
www.razzpisampler.oreilly.com
www.efymag.com

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