🔴 Build A Remote Control Tester ! - Test Infrared Remotes - No.1245
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- An easy DIY electronics project, build an Infrared Remote Control tester !
I make a simple DIY remote control tester for use with an oscilloscope.
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So simple! Love little tidbits like this.
🤯 Simple but brilliant. Didn't know this could be done.
It is working as a photocell. Very cool.
Must admit I would probably just stuff the diode in the scope if my phone wasn't around, but it's nice to see people doing things properly....cheers.
Convenient for viewing the waveform. I used to troubleshoot fiber withy phone in a pinch but i like this method. Clean.
What a cool idea.
A parallel resistor to discharge the capacitance of the diode will greatly improve the response time. Try different values to find out what works best.
If the exact waveforms are not the thing you need to observe, but for example just to check if the remote or battery is totally dead, it is luckily very easy to use digital camera or mobilephone camera which shows if the led is flickering or not.
My recent phones block IR, so no longer any use.
I looked through all my stuff, not one IR photo diode 😢. Cool project and yes, I'll build one.
That's a nice idea. Much better than clipping on in oscilloscope probe with a resistor. I'm assuming you're using internal 50ohm termination?
On the other hand, diode is easy to find on assortment cabinet where the one tester I'd need rarely is sure to be misplaced somewhere not to be found :D
Great idea thanks. I wonder how practical it would be to create a similar device for testing car remotes - sensing a few hundred MHz? It would need a bit of active circuitry I guess?
Yep although you can get usable readings by connecting the earth lead of a probe to the probe tip, x1, 2mV and 5us/div and lay the loop against the remote. Now though I just tune in an SDR receiver and make techno music 😄
i think i would have connected a cap by one lead just to have a cap in the video. Plus it would be a good talking point as to what it does in the circuit. :-)
I think Scott would have to run that mod by Fred for approval.
@@daveodessa it will be ok if it's an electrolytic one. 🙂
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You could just point in at your phone camera?
Doesn’t always work, depends on the phone camera and the ir wavelength being used
I just use the camera in my phone to test a remote
That doesn’t always work, and this is a nice simple project.
sometimes the pulse is very week and you are not able to see it.