One of [AnalysIR’s] latest blog posts goes over the simplest way to create an Arduino based IR receiver, making it easier than ever to put that old remote to good use. Due to the popularity of ...

These ideas are identical to concepts used in cell phones and Wi-Fi. Initially we build a transmitter and receiver to communicate between Arduinos using Morse code sent by pulses of light waves. Next, ...

Apart from the Arduino UNO, the circuit consists of two more primal parts – an infrared emitter and an infrared receiver, which are as follows. The principle of this setup is somewhat simple and ...

The infrared receiver VS1838 (IRRX) hardly requires external electronic ... part of this article how to decode IR signals transmitted by remote controls using Arduino, it’s very easy to build an ...

The transmitter and receiver For the transmitter, he turned an Arduino Pro Micro into a USB sound card which he could plug into his laptop. That outputs both the audio signal and a 40 kHz carrier ...

Toshiba Electronics is offering an infrared transmitter and receiver chipset that is designed to simplify the implementation of automotive and domestic wireless audio applications. The Toshiba ...

Showing his journey in building a DSM2 RC transmitter using the Arduino platform and hardware ... but it worked best with one long range version as the receiver, and a standard module for ...