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Digital 38KHz Infrared IR Sensor Transmitter Receiver Kit for Arduino Pi

Digital 38KHz Infrared IR Sensor Transmitter Receiver Kit for Arduino Pi

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Our take on the Digital 38KHz Infrared IR Sensor Transmitter Receiver Kit for Arduino Pi

A two-piece IR pair for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects: one 38KHz transmitter module and one receiver module, each on a 20cm three-wire cable with output, Vcc and GND pins. It runs on 5V and speaks plain digital logic, so it works with Arduino, 51, AVR, ARM and Raspberry Pi boards without extra circuitry. The kit suits hobbyists building a remote-control sender, an IR blaster or a receiver for a TV or AC remote. It is a bare-bones module pair, not a finished remote: there is no library, no enclosure and no documentation, so expect to write or find your own code and to check the receiver's output pin against your board's logic level.

Best forArduino and Raspberry Pi hobbyistsLearning IR remote protocolsAdding an IR blaster to a projectCloning or receiving remote codes
Pros
  • Transmitter and receiver both included
  • Standard 38KHz carrier, the common remote frequency
  • Works across Arduino, AVR, ARM and Raspberry Pi
  • 5V supply with simple output, Vcc, GND pins
  • Pre-crimped 20cm jumper cables included
Cons
  • No library, sample code or wiring guide
  • Receiver output is not level-shifted for 3.3V boards
  • Bare modules with no mounting holes or enclosure
  • Short 20cm leads limit placement

Digital 38KHz Infrared IR Sensor Transmitter Receiver Kit for Arduino Pi prices at every store

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About the Digital 38KHz Infrared IR Sensor Transmitter Receiver Kit for Arduino Pi

This kit pairs a digital infrared transmitter with an infrared receiver for remote control projects. The transmitter is based on a 38KHz IR transmitter sensor. It lets an Arduino or Raspberry Pi project send commands to any IR remote receiver.

They work with a variety of platforms, including Arduino, 51, AVR, ARM and Raspberry Pi. Six female-to-female jumper cables are included for connecting them.

Power supply
5V
Interface
Digital
Modulation frequency
38KHz
Pin definitions
(1) Output, (2) Vcc, (3) GND
Compatibility
Arduino, 51, AVR, ARM, Raspberry Pi
Cable length
Approx. 20 cm
In the box
1 x IR transmitter, 1 x IR receiver, 6 x F-F jumper cables
Product ID
EP0049

Questions and answers

Will it work with a Raspberry Pi?
Yes. The modules run on 5V and use digital pins, and the kit is sold for Raspberry Pi as well as Arduino. The receiver's output swings to 5V, so check it against the Pi's 3.3V GPIO before wiring it directly.
Does it send and receive?
Both. The kit has one transmitter that emits a 38KHz modulated signal and one receiver tuned to that carrier. You can use either alone or pair them.
Do I need a library?
You need software, but none is included. Common choices are IRremote for Arduino and LIRC or pigpio for Raspberry Pi. You will have to match the pinout yourself.
What is in the box?
One IR transmitter, one IR receiver and six female-to-female jumper cables. Each module has a 20cm lead.
What frequency does it use?
38KHz, the carrier most consumer remotes use. Remotes on other carriers, such as some 36KHz or 40KHz devices, may not work reliably.
Can it control a TV or air conditioner?
It can if you send the right codes. The transmitter works like a remote's emitter, so you need to capture or look up the protocol your device expects.
Where is the Digital 38KHz Infrared IR Sensor Transmitter Receiver Kit for Arduino Pi cheapest?
At Everything Pi, for $6.00, as of our latest check.