TSOP39236TR

Optical Sensors - Photo Detectors - Remote Receiver

The TSOP39236TR is a remote receiver commonly used in various applications. It is designed for infrared remote control systems such as those utilized with televisions and other consumer electronics. The TSOP39236TR is based on an amplifier and low-to-high sampler circuit that outputs a high signal when the optical signal is detected.

Application Field

This receiver is designed to be used in infrared remote control systems such as those used with televisions and other consumer electronics. It can also be used in similar applications like signal detection, wireless communication, and remote data transfer protocols.

Working Principle

The TSOP39236TR uses a photodiode to detect infrared signals from a remote control transmitter. When an infrared light wave hits the photodiode, it is converted into an electrical current. This electrical current is then amplified, shaped, and sampled using an amplifier and low to high sampler circuit. When the signal reaches a certain level, the circuit outputs a high signal. This high signal can then be used to activate other circuits such as relays or motors to perform a desired function.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the TSOP39236TR is a remote receiver commonly used in various applications such as infrared remote control systems, signal detection, wireless communication, and remote data transfer protocols. It uses a photodiode to detect infrared signals and an amplifier/low-to-high sampler circuit to convert the signal to a high output. This output can then be used to trigger other electronic components and drive the desired application.