Can I Make My 0-5v Pulse Wireless with a Small Transmitter?

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The discussion centers on transmitting a 0-5V pulse wirelessly to a computer. The user seeks a compact transmitter solution, ideally bypassing the need for a USB interface. Wireless USB technology is mentioned as a potential solution, although it currently faces technical challenges. Cypress Semiconductor is highlighted as a key player in wireless USB (WUSB) technology, offering evaluation modules that may assist in developing a custom transmitter.

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I have an pulse of 0 to 5 volts that I want to send to my computer. I have a USB interface for it, but I need it to be wireless. Size matters. I need the the transmitter part to be as small as possible. The receiver can be any size. Because of that, the interface I have is already a little bigger than I would like. It would be exceptable to have the pulse go to the USB interface and then to a transmitter, but I would really like to have the pulse go straight to a transmitter. Is there any way to do this?
 
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oooo i THINK wireless USB has this weird technical problem... I think people are barely about a year off from introducing the first wireless USB commercial products. What i bet is easy is that you get a transmitter from like a wireless usb keyboard and ... i dunno, mess with the electronics to make it work with your idea... i dunno...
 

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