The proposed infrared or ir remote control circuit can be used to operate an appliance onoff through any standard tv remote control handset. In this write up we discuss a couple of these simple infrared remote control circuits designed for controlling any given electrical appliance through an ordinary or tv remote control unit.

Ir Remote Control Extender Mark 5
Infrared remote control circuit diagram. This current is given to the inverting input of 3130 ic which will get triggered by this current and give amplified output. Then another circuits is designed to have wider applications. The infrared remote control switch is divided into two sections. This is ir remote controlled switch circuit diagram for lightfan. We have used ic 4017 to convert it into a push on push off switch. Which both need to have the good infrared remote control circuit before.
The main components of this ir remote control switch are ca 3130 operational amplifier and 4018 counter. The infrared remote control transmitter circuit. Receiver circuit is connected to ac appliance via relay so that we can control the light remotely. The ca 3130 op amp is a bicmos operational amplifier and it has a high input impedance a low input current and a high speed performance. You can say wireless remote controlled switch circuit for on off appliance. Infrared light from a set to a set to work immediately.
In this remote controlled switch circuit we are using tv remote to onoff the ac light by pressing any button of remote and using the tsop1738 at receiver end. Ir remote controls switch circuit. Can be set program that will be must have a beam of infrared light to circuits few times to work. This home made ir infrared remote control circuit is very easy to construct and can control appliance. Circuit diagram of infrared remote control switch. Remote controlled on off switch circuit diagram.
In the receiver section there are 3 photodiodes which will detect the infrared signals from the receiver and produce leakage current to the capacitor c1. Transmitter section and receiver section.