U2532B - IR Transmitter and Receiver

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Description

The IC U2532B is a complete IR-Transmitter-Receiver IC according to the new IrDA 1.0 standard.

ASK-modulation is also possible.

Only an external PIN-photodiode and an infrared emitting diode with current limiting resistor must be connected to the corresponding pins.

Features

D Data rates up to 115.2 kbit/s D Wide supply voltage range (3 to 5.5 V) D AGC for EMI immunity D AGC reset D High and low sensitivity mode D BER < 1E-9 in the low sensitivity mode D Power-On reset.

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Part number	U2532B
Manufacturer	TEMIC Semiconductors
File Size	86.96 KB
Description	IR Transmitter and Receiver
Datasheet	U2532B Datasheet
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www.DataSheet4U.com U2532B IR Transmitter and Receiver Description The IC U2532B is a complete IR-Transmitter-Receiver IC according to the new IrDA 1.0 standard. ASK-modulation is also possible. Only an external PIN-photodiode and an infrared emitting diode with current limiting resistor must be connected to the corresponding pins. The amplifier with Schmitt-Trigger formed output signal and the IR-driver need no further external components. The IC allows data rates from 2.4 kbit/s to 115.2 kbit/s and up to 500 kHz for ASK-modulation. Two different sensitivity modes, which can be programmed by applying a “High” or “Low” voltage at pin SC, ensure either an increase in transmission distance or a bit error rate of 1E-9. An internal AGC allows proper operation under EMI conditions.

Published: Jan 24, 2007 |