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### Overview of the TSOP1140 Series
The **TSOP1140** (often part of the TSOP11xx family) is a miniaturized receiver for infrared (IR) remote control systems. It combines a PIN diode and a preamplifier on a single lead frame, encapsulated in an epoxy package that acts as an IR filter.
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### Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Typical Value |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Supply Voltage (Vs)** | 2.7 V to 5.5 V |
| **Carrier Frequency** | 40 kHz (for the 1140 model) |
| **Supply Current** | 0.4 mA to 1.0 mA |
| **Transmission Distance** | Up to 35 meters |
| **Output Type** | Active Low (Open Collector) |
| **Operating Temperature** | -25°C to +85°C |
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### Internal Block Diagram Functions
The internal circuitry consists of five main stages:
1. **PIN Photodiode:** Converts incoming IR light pulses into electrical signals.
2. **Preamplifier:** Boosts the weak signal from the photodiode.
3. **Automatic Gain Control (AGC):** Adjusts sensitivity to suppress noise from sunlight or fluorescent lamps.
4. **Band Pass Filter:** Specifically tuned to **40 kHz** to filter out IR noise at other frequencies.
5. **Demodulator & Output Driver:** Removes the 40 kHz carrier wave and outputs the data signal (envelope).
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### Pinout Configuration
The TSOP1140 typically features three pins. Looking at the front (the side with the lens):
1. **Pin 1 (OUT):** Data output; connects to a microcontroller.
2. **Pin 2 (GND):** Ground connection.
3. **Pin 3 (Vs):** Power supply (usually +5V).
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### Typical Application Circuit
To ensure stable operation, a simple RC filter is recommended for the power supply to block noise.
```text
+5V Supply
|
[R1: 100 Ohm]
|
+-------+-----------+
| | |
[C1] [TSOP] [MCU]
4.7uF 1: OUT ----> GPIO
| 2: GND ----> GND
GND 3: Vs <----+
```
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### Important Usage Notes
* **Carrier Frequency:** The "40" in TSOP1140 denotes the 40 kHz frequency. It will not work efficiently with 38 kHz transmitters.
* **Active Low:** The output is "High" when no signal is detected and "Low" when a 40 kHz IR burst is received.
* **Optical Filter:** The black epoxy case filters out visible light (wavelengths < 700nm) to prevent interference.
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