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Electronics => Projects, Designs, and Technical Stuff => Topic started by: raul on November 18, 2018, 01:51:47 pm
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Hi
A question about a IR receiver component 4ZP4 KA22. I can't find what is and doesn't understand the lettering.
This is from a Samsung AC SH9AWH Model. The LED, power and IR receiver Module.
Someone knows what this designation means? 4ZP4 KA22 (This component is shielded, if the information matters). If i have to choose i go to a 40khz (1 output, 2 - Vcc, 3- Ground).
Thanks
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Any idea? int or whatever?
Thaaks
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Do you need to replace this?
It should be easy to figure out which pin is + power, which is ground, and which is the output signal, just by looking at connections on the PCB. Almost all IR receivers have an open-collector output (active low). I think Samsung usually uses 38 kHz carrier frequency, but a 40 Khz module would work too.
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Yes, is a replace. I know the pins, don't know the frequency. You ar not far for the frequency i though. So i will buy a pair of 38Khz and maybe one 40 for testing and stock proposes.
Thanks for answer.