The IR Infrared Receiver Photodiode (5mm) is a high-sensitivity infrared light sensor used to detect infrared (IR) signals. It is designed to work in infrared remote control and optical sensing applications. The photodiode detects IR light and converts it into an electrical signal, making it suitable for various automation and communication projects.

Features:

• High sensitivity to infrared light
• 5mm standard package for easy integration
• Fast response time for real-time detection
• Low power consumption
• Works with IR remote control signals
• Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers

Specifications:

• Type: Infrared Photodiode
• Wavelength Sensitivity: 850nm - 950nm
• Peak Sensitivity Wavelength: 940nm
• Detection Angle: ±20° to ±45° (varies by model)
• Operating Voltage: 3V - 5V (when used in a circuit)
• Forward Voltage (Vf): 0.7V - 1.2V
• Reverse Voltage: 5V max
• Response Time: Fast rise and fall times
• Package Size: 5mm (THT - Through-Hole Type)
• Operating Temperature: -40°C to 85°C

Applications:

• Infrared remote control systems (TVs, AC, home automation)
• IR-based proximity sensors
• Obstacle detection in robotics
• Line-following robots
• Security and intrusion detection systems
• Data transmission using IR light

Wiring Guide:

1. Anode (+): Connect to +5V (with a pull-up resistor if needed).
2. Cathode (-): Connect to GND.
3. Signal Output: The output signal can be read using a microcontroller (e.g., Arduino) for detecting IR pulses.