Infrared Data Communications
Infrared (IR) is a wireless mobile technology used for device communication over short ranges. IR communication has major limitations because it requires line-of-sight, has a short transmission range and is unable to penetrate walls. IR transceivers are quite cheap and serve as short-range communication solutions. Infrared (IR) is a wireless mobile technology used for device communication over short ranges. Infrared Data Communications are available at Avaq Semiconductor Co., Limited. You can view the stock, price and datasheet PDF of Infrared Data Communications listed below.
Types of Optoelectronics
Low power consumption and high sensitivity make this emitter perfect for IoT devices
Infrared (IR) Emitter 940nm 1.2V 65mA 3mW/sr @ 20mA 25° 2-SMD, Gull Wing
Infrared (IR) Emitter 940nm 1.2V 65mA 1mW/sr @ 20mA 20° 2-SMD, No Lead
Integrated Circuit Receiver Modules for Remote Control Systems; 38kHz; low-supply current, PCM frequency; 2.5-5.5V; -25+85 deg.C; SMD; SMD4(4x7.2mm)
115.2kbs (SIR) IRDA Transceiver Side View
High-speed infrared data transmission device for industrial application
SMD PHOTOMODULE, 38KHZ, TOP VIEW , 3 VOLT
Remote Receiver Sensor, 38.0kHz 40m Surface Mount
Infrared Transceivers
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FAQ
- What is Infrared Data Communications?
- Infrared Data Communications, often referred to as IR communication, is a wireless technology that uses infrared light to transmit data between devices. It is commonly used for short-range data exchange between devices like remote controls, smartphones, and laptops.
- How does Infrared Data Communications work?
- In IR communication, data is transmitted using modulated infrared light. The sender device encodes the data as modulated light signals, which are transmitted through the air as infrared waves. The receiver device detects these signals and decodes them back into usable data.
- Can I use Infrared Data Communications for longer-range applications?
- Infrared communication is typically used for short-range applications due to its limitations in range and line-of-sight requirements. For longer-range wireless communication, technologies like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi are more suitable.
- How do I choose the right Infrared Data Communication device for my application?
- Consider factors like the required data transfer rate, distance between devices, and compatibility with the devices you want to communicate with. Consult datasheets and manufacturer resources for guidance.