Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino

Name: Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino
SKU: EK854
Price: 30.00 EGP
Availability: OutOfStock

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino
1. Sensor Type: 1838 IR Receiver
2. Light Resistance: 500 lux operating capability
3. Features: Built-in dedicated IC, high EMI immunity
4. Output: Digital
5. Application: Remote control reception

SKU: EK854 Category: Development Boards Tags: 1838 IR diode, ambient light resistant, Arduino, Arduino IR module, Development Boards, Infrared, infrared sensor, IR demodulator, IR receiver | مستقبل أشعة تحت حمراء، حساس تحت أحمر، ثنائي 1838 IR، وحدة IR لأردوينو، مستقبل جهاز تحكم عن بعد، مزيل تعديل IR، مقاوم للضوء المحيط, remote control receiver

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Description

The Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module is an optoelectronic component designed to receive and demodulate infrared signals from standard remote controls. It incorporates the 1838 infrared receiving head, which features a built-in IC that performs automatic gain control and filtering, making it highly immune to ambient light interference and electromagnetic noise.

This module can operate reliably under 500 lux light intensity, thanks to its dedicated infrared IC. It outputs demodulated digital signals directly to a microcontroller, simplifying the decoding of IR protocols. Common applications include remote control reception for TVs, stereos, set-top boxes, and interactive Arduino projects requiring wireless command input.

1838 infrared receiving head for standard IR signal reception
Built-in infrared dedicated IC for signal demodulation
High immunity to electromagnetic interference
Operates reliably under 500 lux light intensity
Direct digital output for easy microcontroller interfacing
Wide application in consumer electronics and remote control systems

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Pin Connections

1 Table

Pin Connections Table 1

Board	Sensor Pin	Connection
IR Sensor	VCC/GND/OUT	3.3-5V / GND / board digital pin

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Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino

7 Examples • C/C++ | Boards: Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, Arduino Mega, ESP32, ESP8266, STM32, Raspberry Pi Pico

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Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - Arduino Uno

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - Arduino Nano

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - Arduino Mega

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - ESP32

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - ESP8266

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - STM32

Infrared IR Sensor Receiver Module for Arduino - Raspberry Pi Pico

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_arduino_uno.inoArduino Uno

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5// Digital pin 7 on Arduino Uno. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN 7

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_arduino_nano.inoArduino Nano

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5// Digital pin 7 on Arduino Nano. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN 7

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_arduino_mega.inoArduino Mega

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5// Digital pin 7 on Arduino Mega. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN 7

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_esp32.inoESP32

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5// Digital pin 27 on ESP32. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN 27

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_esp8266.inoESP8266

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5// Digital pin D6 on ESP8266. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN D6

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_stm32.inoSTM32

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5// Digital pin PB1 on STM32. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN PB1

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

📄 File: infrared_ir_sensor_receiver_module_for_arduino_-_raspberry_pi_pico.inoRaspberry Pi Pico

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5// Digital pin 16 on Raspberry Pi Pico. Onboard comparator IC (e.g. LM393) gives a clean digital output - no ADC needed.

6#define IR_PIN 16

8void setup() {

9 Serial.begin(115200);

10 pinMode(IR_PIN, INPUT);

11}

13void loop() {

14 int obstacle = digitalRead(IR_PIN); // most modules: LOW = obstacle detected

15 Serial.println(obstacle == LOW ? "Obstacle detected!" : "Path clear.");

16 delay(200);

17}

Project Notes:

IR obstacle/proximity sensor - digital output.

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أهم المواصفات الفنية:

Sensor Element: 1838 Infrared Receiving Head
Output Type: Digital (Demodulated)
Operating Light Intensity: Up to 500 lux
Interference Rejection: High EMI Immunity
Logic Voltage: 3.3V/5V Compatible
الوزن: 1 g

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Specification

WeightWeight	10 g
Dimensions	5 × 4 × 2 cm
Sensor Element	1838 Infrared Receiving Head
Output Type	Digital (Demodulated)
Operating Light Intensity	Up to 500 lux
Interference Rejection	High EMI Immunity
Logic Voltage	3.3V/5V Compatible