TSOP75256WTR

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Optical sensors are instruments that are used to measure the intensity or brightness of light in relation to its surroundings. Examples of optical sensors include photo detectors, light sensors, solar panels, and optical transducers. The TSOP75256WTR is an optical sensor device developed specifically for use in remote control applications.

The TSOP75256WTR is a photodiode based optical sensor that works by detecting modulated infrared radiation emitted by a remote. It can detect signals from a variety of remote controllers, including infrared controller, PWM remote controller, and smart remote controller. Its built-in amplifiers, filters, and demodulators provide enhanced signal processing capabilities, making it ideal for remote control applications.

The TSOP75256WTR features a photodiode that converts the incident light into a current proportional to the intensity of the incident light. A built-in amplifier, filter, and demodulator are used to process the signal received by the photodiode. The TSOP75256WTR also includes an integrated photodetector that provides an output current proportional to the intensity of the incident light. This current is then converted into a digital signal for further processing.

The TSOP75256WTR is able to detect modulated infrared radiation up to 4 meters away, with a signal-to-noise ratio of greater than 40dB. The operating temperature range of this device is from -40°C to +85°C, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The TSOP75256WTR also includes an integrated temperature sensing circuit, allowing the device to compensate for temperature variations.

The TSOP75256WTR is a versatile and highly reliable optical sensor device specifically designed for remote control applications. Its high sensitivity and large sensing range make it suitable for a wide range of applications. In addition, its built-in temperature sensing circuit allows the device to compensate for temperature variations, enabling it to maintain its accuracy in various ambient temperatures.

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