IR receiver chip

    Dec. 1, 1995
    An infrared receiver chip is designed for wireless point-to-point communications systems within a 1-m range. The SIRComm SIR2 infrared communications receiver is an analog integrated circuit designed to run on either 5 or 3.3 V. The chip typically draws less than 90 µA, which means it need not power up from a sleep mode to receive data.

    IR receiver chip

    An infrared receiver chip is designed for wireless point-to-point communications systems within a 1-m range. The SIRComm SIR2 infrared communications receiver is an analog integrated circuit designed to run on either 5 or 3.3 V. The chip typically draws less than 90 µA, which means it need not power up from a sleep mode to receive data.

    Irvine Sensors Corp., Costa Mesa, CA

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