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DTMF Shield
₹925.00 Original price was: ₹925.00.₹800.00Current price is: ₹800.00. inc. GST
- MT8870 Decoder IC.
- 4 Output digital pins.
- Operates on 5V
- Includes MT8870 DTMF Receiver IC
- Receives and Converts Standard DTMF Codes
- Remotely Switch Devices from Anywhere Using the Phone
- Easily Connects to Most Microcontrollers or Roboduino Board
- Low Power Consumption
- 5 On-Board LED’s For Data Received Indication
- Standard Header Connections for Control System Connection
- Audio socket for application
- Speaker connector for audio sound checking.
- Microphone connector for over the air remote control system( note, due to environmental noise, without any filtering system this method is not recommended)
- Dimension: 37x37x9mm
DTMF Technology is one of the prominent technology that gives us the freedom to remotely control devices through mobile phones. By using this shield you can control your devices from a long distance. And this shield interfaced easily with a microcontroller. This DTMF Shield is based on a Dual-tone multi-frequency signalling module decoder for Arduino. The audio connector in the board decodes the crazy funny noises common phones make. This Shield functions as an Audio code system allowing you to send commands to your Arduino via Audio signal.
DTMF (DUAL TONE MULTIPLE FREQUENCY) shields are based on MT8870D IC which is a DTMF receiver. It has two sections one is a band split filter and the other is the digital decoder. Band split filter separates the low and high group tones while the digital decoder decodes all 16 DTMF tones pairs into 4-bit code. When a key is pressed, DTMF IC simply generates two frequencies corresponding to the number pressed on the keypad. This DTMF Shield works perfectly with microcontroller boards like 8051, Arduino, PIC, etc.
This module can communicate to Arduino with any phone landline or Cell phone in the world, together with GMS / GPRS / GPS shield within the GSM signal range. An audio jack of 3.5mm is used to connect DTMF Shield with the phone. Moreover, this features Low power consumption, Adjustable guard time, internal gain setting amplifier, Power-down mode, Small size, and high performance. 4 bits of DATA send as OUTPUT by the shield and take input from a mobile phone connected through a 3.5mm audio jack. As a result, the DTMF receives DATA from a Mobile phone and converts it into a TTL Level signal. So that microcontroller can process these signals.

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