TSOP36356TR

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The TSOP36356TR is an Infrared (IR) receiver, designed for remote control systems. It is an optical sensor, photo detector, and remote receiver designed to detect infrared signals emitted by a handheld remote control device. The device senses the IR signal emitted and converts it into an electrical signal, which is then transmitted to a microcontroller or similar digital device.

The TSOP36356TR utilizes an infrared LED for the light source, which is illuminated and transmitted towards the receiver by a remote control device, such as a remote control for a home theatre system. When the signal is detected by the receiver, an electrical signal is sent to the appropriate microcontroller or digital device. The microcontroller or digital device then determines the appropriate response based on the received signal.

The TSOP36356TR is designed to be incredibly sensitive and robust in its performance. It has a maximum range of up to 5 metres and can detect signals in as low as 0.56V. It is also designed to offer strong anti-interference from external sources, including sunlight, power line noise, and other nearby IR sources. This makes it an ideal choice for use in remote control systems which may require a high degree of accuracy.

The TSOP36356TR is also designed for ease of use with minimal power requirements. It requires a supply voltage of only 5V, with a maximum current of 10mA. This makes it an ideal choice for use in battery powered applications, with an operating temperature range of -40 to 85°C.

Overall, the TSOP36356TR is an excellent choice for use in remote control systems. It is a highly reliable and sensitive device which offers robust performance in virtually any environment. Its small size and low power consumption make it an ideal choice for battery powered applications. It is an excellent choice for any system which requires precise and accurate sensing of infrared signals.

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