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GP1U26R Datasheet, PDF (5/5 Pages) Sharp Electrionic Components – Anti Electromagnetic Induction Noise Type Compact IR Detecting Unit for Remote Control
Fig. 5 AEHA (Japan Association of Electrical Home Appliances)
Code Pulse Width Characteristics (1st Bit) [TYP.] for Reference
700
Low level pulse width
600
500
400
300
High level pulse width
200
Unit AEHA code
100
generating transmitter
1st bit
VCC =5V, Ta=RT, φ =0˚,
Ee < 10 lx, T=430µ s
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Reception distance (m)
GP1U26R/27R/28R/28Q Series
Fig. 6 Spectral Sensitivity for Reference
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
700
800
900 1000 1100 1200
Wavelength λ (nm)
s Precautions for Operation
1) In case of adopting the infrared light detecting unit for the wireless remote control, use it in accordance
with the transmission scheme and the signal format recommended in "Countermeasures for malfunction prevention of
home appliances with remote control" issued from Japan Association of Electrical Home Appliances (AEHA) in July, 1987.
Use of a transmission scheme and a signal format different from those recommended may cause malfunction of home appliances.
(Example : signal format without leader signal, bit structure of small duty ratio (TH/(TH+T L)))
2) Use the light emitting unit (remote control transmitter), in consideration of performance, characteristics,
operating conditions of light light emitting device and the characteristics of the light detecting unit.
3) Pay attention to a malfunction of the light detecting unit when the surface is stained with dust and refuse.
Care must be taken not to touch the light detector surface.
If it should be dirty, wipe off such dust and refuse with soft cloth so as to prevent scratch. In case some solvents are required,
use methyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol only.
Also, protect the light detecting unit against flux and others, since their deposition on the unit inside causes reduction of the function,
fading of markings such as the part number.
4) The shield case should be grounded on PWB pattern.
(The area across the shield case and the GND terminal is internally conductive in some cases and non-conductive in some other cases.)
5) Do not apply unnecessary force to the terminal and the case.
6) Do not push the light detector surface (photodiode) from outside.
7) To avoid the electrostatic breakdown of IC, handle the unit under the condition of grounding with human body, soldering iron, etc.
8) Do not use hole and groove set in the case of the light detecting unit for other purposes,
since they are required to maintain the specified performance.