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    Infrared Remote Control Circuit

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    This circuit allows equipment operating on 115V AC to be turned on using an infrared remote control. It uses a Radio Shack infrared receiver module that detects a 40kHz IR signal modulated at 4kHz, causing its output to go low. The sensitivity of the receiver can be adjusted using different resistor and capacitor values to prevent accidental triggering from normal lighting. When an IR signal is received, a flip-flop toggles the output which activates an optical coupler, switching the triac to supply power to the AC load.

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    Infrared Remote Control Circuit

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    This circuit allows equipment operating on 115V AC to be turned on using an infrared remote control. It uses a Radio Shack infrared receiver module that detects a 40kHz IR signal modulated at 4kHz, causing its output to go low. The sensitivity of the receiver can be adjusted using different resistor and capacitor values to prevent accidental triggering from normal lighting. When an IR signal is received, a flip-flop toggles the output which activates an optical coupler, switching the triac to supply power to the AC load.

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    This circuit allows equipment operating on 115V AC to be turned on using an infrared remote control. It uses a Radio Shack infrared receiver module that detects a 40kHz IR signal modulated at 4kHz, causing its output to go low. The sensitivity of the receiver can be adjusted using different resistor and capacitor values to prevent accidental triggering from normal lighting. When an IR signal is received, a flip-flop toggles the output which activates an optical coupler, switching the triac to supply power to the AC load.

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    Infrared Remote Control Circuit

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    Ahmed
    This circuit allows equipment operating on 115V AC to be turned on using an infrared remote control. It uses a Radio Shack infrared receiver module that detects a 40kHz IR signal modulated at 4kHz, causing its output to go low. The sensitivity of the receiver can be adjusted using different resistor and capacitor values to prevent accidental triggering from normal lighting. When an IR signal is received, a flip-flop toggles the output which activates an optical coupler, switching the triac to supply power to the AC load.

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    Infrared Remote Control Circuit

    This circuit will allow you to turn on any piece of equipment that
    operates on 115 volts ac. The reciever circuit is based on the Radio
    Shack infrared receiver module(MOD), part number 276-137. It is
    also available from some of the other sources listed on my Links
    page. The MOD accepts a 40khz IR signal that is modulated at 4
    khz. When a signal is recieved the MOD will go low. The sensitivity
    of the MOD is set by different values for R1 and C1.
    The values for R1 may need to be as high as 10,000 ohms and for
    C1 40uf. This will prevent the unit from turning on under normal
    lighting conditions. You will need to experiment with the vaules
    that work best for you. The output of the 4013 chip a flip flop
    toggles on and off with the reception of a IR pulse. The output of
    the 4013 turns on the MOC optical coupler which in turn switches
    on the triac and supplies power to the AC load.

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