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DTMF Communication over 24 Volt DC Line

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what are uses of dtmf communication

I need to send and receive DTMF signals over a 24 Volt DC Line. Can anybody suggest how DTMF can be modulated over DC Line. I plan to decode it using MT8870 decoder. Any help/ guideline will be highly appreciated.
 

communicate over dc

Put inductors at both ends of the line.
They should have roughly 1kΩ of imedance at the carrier frequency.
Now you can inject (via capacitors) any ac signal between these two inductors.
 

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opam dtmf

Thanks a lot for your advice. Can you please put up a small schematic ? Can you please guide what specific inductor value should be used for DTMF frequencies from 0-9 . I will be much grateful for your kind guidance
 

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Put inductors at both ends of the line.
They should have roughly 1kΩ of imedance at the carrier frequency.
Now you can inject (via capacitors) any ac signal between these two inductors.

Can you give any idea about the value of inductor to be used.
 

I think you need inductors of at least 100mH.
 

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do i need to put an op amp for receiving end?
 

I don't think so. Most of DTMF receivers have op-amp at the input stage and it's gain can be adjusted with two external resistors, same as in an independent op-amp.
:D
 

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dtmf is generated using uC - is it sufficient or it should be amplified?
 

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