Infra-red modules
Infrared communication, known from the TV remote control, consists of a single infrared light beam that transmits pulsating binary data. The big advantage of an infrared connection is that no cable is required and the signal does not pass through walls. IoT - Wifi modules 433MHz modules 2.4GHz modules Ethernet modules Level converter modules LoRa Transmitters / receivers modules Serial and USB modules Bluetooth modules RFID Modules Infra-red modules GPS Modules Phone & SIM Modules
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- Pololu IR Beacon Transceiver Pololu #701 The Pololu IR beacon is a compact board that is used in pairs to allow robots to locate each other. Each board has infrared emitters that shine in all directions and four IR receivers for detecting the other beacon. The IR beacons have a range of about fifteen feet indoors.Delivered in 5 to 14 days€ 24,75 Incl. VAT
- SparkFun WiFi IR Blaster (ESP8266) Sparkfun #WRL-15031 Control your old IR devices via WiFi with the SparkFun WiFi IR Blaster. Features ESP8266 WiFi/microcontroller SoC, IR emitters, and receivers. Soldering required. Includes LTE-302 IR Emitter and TSOP382 IR Detector.Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 26,50 Incl. VAT
- Ir remote control bender Velleman #IREXT With the IREXT you can operate all audio and video equipment while they are behind closed cupboard doors. The infrared distributor extends the infrared signal from the remote control. The IREXT receives the signal from your remote control and transmits it to your equipment via the infrared LEDs.Delivered in 3 to 7 days€ 24,50 Incl. VAT
- Mini infrared security system - 7 m Velleman #PEM7D This small security system consists of a light barrier, speaker and stabilized power supply. When the IR light beam is interrupted, an alarm can be set for 30 seconds or a short bell like when entering a store. The trigger time (delay until the sound is played) and volume can be adjusted.Delivered in 3 to 7 days€ 74,50 Incl. VAT
- Gravity: Analog Infrared CO2 Sensor For Arduino (0~5000 ppm) DFRobot #SEN0219 Introduction The concentration of carbon dioxide (0.03% usuallly) is related to daily life. Recently, there’s a study showing that the atmospheric CO2 content has reached 0.0385% (385 ppm) which is the highest value since 2.1 million years.Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 73,55 Incl. VAT
- SparkFun Grid-EYE Infrared Array Breakout - AMG8833 (Qwiic) Sparkfun #SEN-14607 "Experience advanced temperature detection with the SparkFun Grid-EYE Infrared Array Breakout board. Featuring an 8x8 thermopile array and AMG8833 Grid-EYE from Panasonic, it offers high accuracy and can detect human body heat up to 7 meters away."Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 61,10 Incl. VAT
- Gravity: Analog Adjustable Infrared Sensor Switch (50cm) DFRobot #SEN0164 This adjustable infrared sensor features a high-sensitivity photoreflector to perform distance detection function,ranging from 3cm to 50cm. When the infrared light emitted by the emitter gets reflected on a surface that blocked it, the phototransistor can pick up the signal for distance calculation.Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 12,75 Incl. VAT
- Gravity: Digital Infrared Distance Sensor (10cm) DFRobot #SEN0042 This is an edge detection sensor from DFRobot. It will help your robot detect the edge of a precipice, preventing it from falling off a table or down the stairs to it's certain demise! This IR distance sensor is connected to an arduino digital pin.Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 10,50 Incl. VAT
- Gravity: UART Infrared CO2 Sensor (0-50000ppm) DFRobot #SEN0220 DFRobot released its latest wide range Arduino infrared CO2 sensor, which effective range is up to 0~50000ppm. This sensor is based on Non dispersive infrared (NDIR) technology and has good selectivity and oxygen-free dependency.Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 82,80 Incl. VAT
The 3 most popular Infra-red modules
Infrared communication, known from the TV remote control, consists of a single infrared light beam that transmits pulsating binary data. The big advantage of an infrared connection is that no cable is required and the signal does not pass through walls. Two devices only need to 'see' each other in order to communicate.
