NRF24L01 Arduino RC Remote Radio Transmitter with OLED joystick and Pre-Programmed SMD ATMEGA328

Here's our new Product Arduino RC transmitter. Very often we need wireless control for the projects we make, therefore UGE Electronics built this multifunctional radio controller which can be used for pretty much everything.

Note (OLED , NRF Module Sold Separately)!

Overview

Now you can wirelessly control any Arduino projects with just some small adjustments at the receiver side. This transmitter can be also used as any commercial RC transmitter for controlling RC toys, cars and so on. For that purpose it just needs a simple Arduino receiver which then generates the appropriate signals for controlling those commercial RC devices.

The radio communication of this controller is based on the NRF24L01 transceiver module which if used with an amplified antenna it can have a stable range of up to 700 meters in open space. It features 9 channels, 6 of which are analog inputs and 3 digital inputs.

It has two joysticks, two potentiometers, 3 buttons and additionally an internal measuring unit consisting of an accelerometer and a gyroscope which can be also used for controlling things with just moving around or tilting the controller.

Also and OLED can be used to display any data using I2C bus , the main controller is ATMEGA328 SMD version preprogrammed by Arduino NANO Bootloader and with the onboard USB type C connector you can easily download your codes on it using Arduino IDE.

The board can be powered using 2 LiPo batteries producing around 7.4 volts. We can connect them directly to the screw terminal block then it feed to  voltage regulator that reduced the voltage to 5V. also the board contains another regulator for 3.3V to power the NRF Module. as it strictly needs 3.3V and it’s recommended to come from a dedicated source. Therefore we need to use a 3.3V voltage regulator which is connected to the batteries and convert the 7.4V to 3.3V. Also we need to use a decoupling capacitor right next to the module in order to keep the voltage more stable, thus the radio communication will be more stable as well. The NRF24L01 module communicates with the Arduino using SPI protocol, while the OLED screen and MPU6050 accelerometer and gyro module uses the I2C protocol.