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- | The capacitor C2 is usually not needed, it is used to remove interference if the signal source is a sensitive radio receiver. | + | The capacitor C2 is usually not needed, it is used to remove |
===== IR-Remotes ===== | ===== IR-Remotes ===== | ||
Infrared remote controls is a typical example on protocols that can be decoded. The protocols used are typically quite simple with pulse lengths around 1 ms. The signals are almost always AM-decoded over a base frequency of 38KHz. To decode the real signal we need a decoder. Fortunately, | Infrared remote controls is a typical example on protocols that can be decoded. The protocols used are typically quite simple with pulse lengths around 1 ms. The signals are almost always AM-decoded over a base frequency of 38KHz. To decode the real signal we need a decoder. Fortunately, |
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