Direct infrared remote control switch composed of LS-2
Description: The LS-2 remote control switch infrared sensor module is similar to the LS-18 but functions as a reflector. The LS-2 pin diagram and internal block diagram provide insights into its electrical parameters. The operating voltage for the LS-2 remote control switch module ranges from 4 to 6V (DC), with a typical value of 5V. The operating current is between 2 to 4mA, and the control output terminals (L1, L2) provide an output voltage of 4 to 6V. Additionally, the input and output current is 50mA, while the power consumption for the reflection component is less than 1.5mA. The infrared reflex drive capability exceeds 50mA. When used as a reflector, the reflection distance ranges from 4 to 100cm, with a corresponding external current limiting resistor of 510Ω to 1kΩ. When employed as a direct infrared remote control switch, the maximum remote control distance can reach up to 8m. The basic application circuit of the LS-2 allows for a remote control distance of 5 to 8m.
The LS-2 remote control switch infrared sensor module is designed for applications requiring a reliable remote control mechanism. The module operates effectively within a voltage range of 4 to 6V DC, making it suitable for various low-voltage environments. The typical operational voltage of 5V ensures compatibility with standard electronic components and power supplies.
The control output terminals, labeled L1 and L2, are critical for interfacing with other electronic devices. These terminals output a voltage range matching the operating voltage, which allows for seamless integration into broader circuit designs. The module's ability to handle an input and output current of 50mA ensures that it can drive moderate loads, making it versatile for different applications.
The reflection capability of the LS-2 is noteworthy, as it can function effectively within a distance of 4 to 100cm when configured as a reflector. This feature is particularly beneficial in applications where proximity detection is essential. The inclusion of a current limiting resistor, ranging from 510Ω to 1kΩ, is necessary to protect the module from excessive current, ensuring longevity and reliability.
When utilized as a direct infrared remote control switch, the LS-2 can achieve a maximum operational distance of up to 8m. This extended range is advantageous for remote control applications, allowing users to operate devices from a distance without physical interaction. The basic application circuit provided with the LS-2 is designed to facilitate this functionality, ensuring that users can achieve the desired remote control distance of 5 to 8m with ease.
In summary, the LS-2 remote control switch infrared sensor module is a versatile component that offers both reflective and direct remote control capabilities, making it suitable for a wide range of electronic applications. Its electrical characteristics, including operating voltage, current specifications, and operational distances, provide a solid foundation for integration into various circuit designs.LS-2 remote control switch infrared sensor module is basically the same with the LS-18, in addition, it isused as a reflector. LS-2 Pin diagram form LS-2 internal block diagram Electrical parameters LS-2 remote control switch module operating voltage is 4 ~ 6V (DC), typical value is 5V; Operating current is 2 ~ 4mA; Control output terminal (L1, L2) output voltage is4 ~ 6V;
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