Ars Technica

Problem with Xantech IR Xantech 789-44 receiver and emitters

I have recently purchased a new 65in 4K LED TV and connected it to my existing home theater system. I have all components in a closet and am using a Xantec 789-44 IR receiver. There are 4 ports and I ...
EDN

Homemade Infrared Receiver Known as USB-IR-BOY

The project utilizes Motorola MC68HC908 MCU to create the USB-IR-BOY which is an LIRC compatible USB bus receiver hardware. Since most new computers are no longer including RS232 port, the use of ...
Hackaday

ir receiver

The problem with building your own electronics for the living room is that the final product may not fit your decorating style. This was true with [Itay’s] prototype of a universal USB IR receiver. So ...
EDN

Low-speed IR receivers allow reception at up to 35 m

Joining Vishay’s optoelectronics portfolio are four miniature infrared receivers that achieve continuous data rates of up to 7.8 kbps over a range of up to 35 meters for minimally complex, low-cost ...