Infrared remote control receiver (IRCR) having semiconductor signal processing device therein
AssigneeSilicon Communications Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsSuk Ki Kim, Joon Jea Sung, Geun Soon Kang
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AssigneeSilicon Communications Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsSuk Ki Kim, Joon Jea Sung, Geun Soon Kang
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Disclosed is an infrared remote control receiver comprising a photo diode for converting an optical signal to an electrical signal, a semiconductor signal processing device for receiving the electrical from the photo diode, eliminating noise components from the electrical signal output from the photo diode and generating a pulse signal corresponding to a remote control signal transmitted from a remote control transmission device, and a micro computer for receiving the pulse signal from the semiconductor signal processing device and performing a remote control operation instructed by a user of the remote control transmission device by decoding the received pulse signal, wherein the semiconductor signal processing device is fabricated using CMOS devices fabrication processes.
An infrared remote control receiver, comprising:
An envelope signal detecting circuit comprising:
An envelope signal detecting circuit comprising:
A semiconductor remote control receiver comprising a photo diode converting an optical signal to an electrical signal, a semiconductor signal processing device for receiving the electrical signal from the photo diode, eliminating noise components from the electrical signal and generating a pulse signal corresponding to a remote control signal transmitted from a remote control signal transmission system, and a microcomputer for receiving and decoding the pulse signal from the signal processing device and performing a remote control operation, wherein the semiconductor signal processing device comprises an envelope signal detecting circuit comprising an amplifier for amplifying an input signal, a first envelope signal abstracting unit for generating a first envelope signal by receiving an output of the amplifier, and a second envelope signal abstracting unit for generating a second envelope signal by receiving the first envelope signal.
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