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Optical Sensors - Photo Detectors - Remote Receiver

The TSOP6130TR is an infra-red detector that is able to receive remote control signal. This device belongs in the optical sensors family of electronic components, specifically the photo detectors sub-category, and further being of the remote receiver type. This section will discuss the application fields and working principle of the TSOP6130TR.

Application Fields

The primary application fields for the TSOP6130TR is one that must detect and identify remote control commands. When used in such a field, the device can operate within a range of distances, depending on the type and size of the transmitting device. Some popular uses for this type of remote receiver are in TV remote controllers, consumer electronic remote controls, and garage door opener.

Due to its compact size, the TSOP6130TR can be used in mobile devices as well. This allows it to be used in applications such as in laptop computers, cellphones, and remote cameras, without the need for a separate receiver unit. This makes it an ideal choice for applications that requires a remote control feature in a small package.

Working Principle

The typical working principle of the TSOP6130TR is by the use of infra-red radiation. When the device is idle, it remains in a low power standby state. When an infra-red signal is transmitted from the remote controller, the TSOP6130TR detects the signal and activates itself. This signal is then received by the device and it converts the signal into a voltage. This voltage is then amplified and interpreted by a microcontroller.

The TSOP6130TR is able to detect the signal from up to a range of two meters with up to thirty microseconds of latency. This ensures that the command from the remote controller is received quickly and correctly.

The TSOP6130TR works by detecting the difference between the amplitude of the received signal compared to the amplitude of the background infra-red radiation. Because of this, it is important that the device is used in an area where the background infra-red radiation is relatively low compared to the amplitude of the remote control signal.

Conclusion

The TSOP6130TR is an infra-red detector, specifically designed to detect and identify remote control commands. This device is used in various applications such as in TV remote controllers, consumer electronic remote controls, and garage door opener. It is also popular in mobile applications as it can be used in a compact size. Its working principle is by the use of infra-red radiation, which is detected and converted to a voltage, and then interpreted by a microcontroller.

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