RPM5538-H14E2

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Optical Sensors encompass a wide range of photo detectors, from passive sensors that detect ambient light levels to active sensors that require an illumination source to generate a signal. Remote receivers, which intercept light at a distance and convert it to a usable signal, are a type of photo detector. One such device is the RPM5538-H14E2, an 8kHz remote receiver used primarily for sensing applications in medium to long-range optical communication systems.

The RPM5538-H14E2 is a compact, low-cost device that operates in a wide range of ambient temperatures, from -20°C to +70°C. It uses a modified Fabry-Perot (MFP) transimpedance amplifier (TIA) to convert incoming infrared signal pulses into a voltage output. The device is protected against overdriving and ESD, making it suitable for industrial applications.

In applications that require the remote transmission of optical signals, the RPM5538-H14E2 has several advantages. It responds quickly, with a rise time of only 19 μs, and is sensitive enough to detect signals with an amplitude as low as 10nA. Its wide temperature range makes it suitable for use in a variety of environments, while its low cost makes it a viable option for mass production.

The RPM5538-H14E2 remote receiver is an efficient and affordable option for any application that requires the transmission and reception of optical signals. Its improved signal to noise ratio and low distortion make it ideal for industrial settings, where reliability and safety are paramount. By taking advantage of the device\'s low cost and wide range of ambient temperature operation, designers can optimize their systems for improved performance and reliability while saving both time and money.

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