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InfraRED Tx Rx module

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infrared tx rx

HI folks,

I need to use InfraRED Tx RX module is new project.
I do not have such experience.
Any any guys give some recommendation to me

1. module no. or part number ?
2. normally standby current of both Tx & Rx module ?
3. Any class ? (i.e range limit for each class) Just like bluetooth there is class 1 (100m) & class 2 (10m)

Thanks,
ricky
 

she00044ced.pdf

chk out this link.might help for understanding the concept.

**broken link removed**
 

ir tx rx pdf

Some IR emmiters:

tsal6100 data sheet:

Code:
http://www.rentron.com/Files/tsal6100.pdf

More here:

Code:
http://www.rentron.com/remote_control/IRLED.htm

Narrow or wide half angle will depend on your application.

Detectors:pNA4602M cheapest For me anyway


Code:
http://www.semicon.panasonic.co.jp/ds/eng/SHE00044CED.pdf

Vijay TSOP serie:
Code:
http://www.rentron.com/Files/TSOP11xx.pdf

Match the wavelength of your emmiter to your detector.

This should get you pointed in the right direction.

Good luck.
 

infrared tx & rx module

How to calculate the current consumption I turn IrLED (Tx, Rx)

Conditions:
1. Turn on for 24 hrs (both Tx, Rx)
2. Max. driving current = 60mA
 

infrared tx & rx

ricky_wcy said:
How to calculate the current consumption I turn IrLED (Tx, Rx)

Conditions:
1. Turn on for 24 hrs (both Tx, Rx)
2. Max. driving current = 60mA

Check the links I provided,all your questions will be answered ,read some of the datasheets.You can calculate total power consumption by EI were I is the average current in (for Tx this will be a pulsed square wave on a DC component). Or do what I do build the cct and measure with an scope to determine power in.
Direct link for Duty-Cycle vs. Output Power

Code:
http://www.rentron.com/PicBasic/infrared_object_detection.htm
 

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