TSOP2356

Optical sensors, specifically photo detectors, are often used in applications such as remote receivers. Typically, this type of application requires two components: the transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter generates a signal that is sent to the receiver, which interprets and processes the signal. The TSOP2356 is an integrated circuit (IC) that is often used as a remote receiver because of its ability to detect the bursts of infrared light that are sent by transmitters. This article discusses the application fields and working principle behind the TSOP2356, as well as its features and advantages.

The TSOP2356 is mainly used in infrared receiver applications, such as those found in remote controllers, wireless communication systems, intelligent lighting control systems, and car audio systems. The IC utilizes an active low enable signal and contains a synchronizing oscillator to receive and accurately decode signals from various remote transmitting sources. The TSOP2356 works by using an infrared receiver through which it detects bursts of infrared light being sent by the transmitter. The burst of infrared light is then converted into electrical signals, which are processed by the on-chip amplifier and comparator. The processed electrical signals are then outputted and sent to the microprocessor of the device, where they are interpreted and acted upon.

The TSOP2356 has several properties that make it an ideal choice for infrared receiver applications. First, the IC is designed with a high-sensitivity infrared receiver that can work effectively even in noisy environments. Second, the device is equipped with a synchronizing oscillator that helps to keep the signal transmission accurate at higher data rates. Third, the IC features an active low enable signal, which can be conveniently used to turn the device on or off. These features help to make the TSOP2356 an effective and reliable choice for many applications.

In conclusion, the TSOP2356 is an ideal IC for infrared receivers due to its sensitive infrared receiver, synchronizing oscillator, and active low enable signal. These features allow the device to receive, process, and accurately decode signals from various remote transmitting sources. Due to its ability and reliability, the TSOP2356 can be used in a wide range of applications, including remote controllers, wireless communication systems, intelligent lighting control systems, and car audio systems.