How to build a cheap, reliable comm link?

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From: P{r Emanuelsson
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 21:48

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Hi. I am currently looking at building a uni-directional 100 kbit/s link
for long distances (cable). I will probably FSK modulate a 100 MHz carrier
or something similar. I'd very much like suggestions for a chip pair to
perform the above data transfer. It has to be reliable and cost is a major
factor. I'd prefer to transmit/receive bytes of data, but a bit stream with
clock is acceptable. Also, if there are chips for performing the
abovementioned FSK (de)modulation, I'd appreciate some pointers. Will
summarize answers.

Thanks!
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Dept. of Electrical Engineering	                         pell@isy.liu.se
University of Linkoping, Sweden	                    ...!uunet!isy.liu.se!pell

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