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VSOP38336 - Preamplifier

Description

The VSOP383..

is designed for use in an IR receiver application together with a photo pin diode.

It is a sophisticated receiver concept that is very sensitive to data signals and compatible with the most common data formats for IR remote control.

Features

  • Narrow bandpassfilter for all common carrier frequencies.
  • High immunity against DC light.
  • Intelligent AGC to suppress disturbance from fluorescent lamps and CRTs.
  • Low power consumption.
  • Wide supply voltage range.
  • High immunity against ripple on the supply voltage.
  • Output active low.
  • IC manufactured in CMOS technology.
  • Small QFN package with 2 mm width.
  • Material categorization: for definitions of compliance.

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www.vishay.com VSOP383.. Vishay Semiconductors Preamplifier Circuit for IR Remote Control LINKS TO ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Product Page 3D 3D 3D Models Marking 22906 DESCRIPTION The VSOP383.. is designed for use in an IR receiver application together with a photo pin diode. It is a sophisticated receiver concept that is very sensitive to data signals and compatible with the most common data formats for IR remote control. On the other hand it is immune to DC current caused by DC light sources such as tungsten bulbs. The disturbance signal of fluorescent lamps is suppressed; there are no unwanted pulses at the output.
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