TSOP58356

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An optical sensor is a device made up of a combination of several components for the purpose of measuring light. Within the sensor, these components can be divided into light-sensitive receivers and emitters, and also the secondary mechanical, electronic, and optical parts. Within these components, The TSOP58356 is a remote receiver belonging to the photodetector range that has a wide range of application fields.

The main purpose of the TSOP58356 is to receive data signals emitted by an infrared LED source, commonly known as IR remote controllers. This data is then transmitted to other systems to allow for further operations, by performing a photodiode action that was designed to detect qualitative data. Despite this, the unit is largely considered to be a general application device within the electronic engineering industry, being able to sense the intensity and variations of light illumination.

Its spectral response rate enables it to detect the IR light wave in the bandwidth between 850nm-950nm, with the peak sensitivity being set at 940nm. The unit also features a wide range of operating supply voltages from 3V to 12V, with its operating temperature being from -40 to +85℃. The device typically has a low power consumption rate, proving to be the most cost effective solution on the market.

The TSOP58356 features a 5-pin package, with the four outer pins being the supply voltage and ground. These pins provide the power to the unit, along with the 5th pin being the output that processes the data received from the emission source. With regards to the working principle, these devices are based on surface guided wave technology, and they operate by comparing the amplitude (light) and period (sync gap) of the data signal.

This data signal is usually digitally encoded information that is controlled by the user, with the device being able to detect different frequencies of data input. Typically, the frequency range is between 33-40KHz, as these input signals are categorized by the gap between each input, enabling the device to encode the signal inside a microcontroller.

The TSOP58356 is also designed to be used in a wide range of applications, some of which includes remote control systems of appliances, remote switches for lighting, security systems, and human-machine interactions. With regards to its flexibility, the unit can be used in both simple and complex user interfaces, adapting to its task in a efficient and reliable manner.

Overall, the TSOP58356 is a robust and reliable device that is relatively easy to use in comparison to other photodetector devices. It’s low power consumption rate, wide range of supply voltages, and operating temperature enables it to be utilized in a range of application fields, providing a cost effective solution in the process.

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