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 GP1U10X Series
GP1U10X Series
s Features
1. Compact and surface mount type (Mounting area : 4/5 compared with GP1U90X)
Compact, Surface Mount and Reflow Soldering Type IR Detecting Unit for Remote Control
s Outline Dimensions
(0.9 )
Detector center
(Unit : mm)
7.7
2. Reflow soldering type (240 C, for 5 seconds or less) 3. Power filter capacitor and resistance are not required any more as a result of adoption of built-in constant voltage circuit 4. Various B.P.F. (Band Pass Frequency) frequency to meet different user needs
8.1
1 2 3 4
VCC VOUT GND Case GND
( 1.25)
g Dummy pattern (GND potential)
3.5
* Pattern example viewed from PWB
3 - 0.9
3 - 0.9 1.4 3
g
Case GND terminal area
2.5 2.5
3.5 3.5
1. Camera-integral VCRs 2. Mini components
1.6
1
4 6 - R0.4
2.2
5.7
C0.5 2.2
3.75 3.75
area : Be careful not to pull around the pattern. * Tolerance : 0.3 mm
s Package Style
Taped model on 330-mm reel (1500 pieces)
s Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter Supply voltage *1 Operating temperature Storage temperature *2 Reflow soldering temperature
*1 No dew condensation is allowed. *2 Reflow soldering time : For 5 seconds
(Ta=25C) Rating 0 to 6.3 - 10to+ 70 - 20to+ 70 240 Unit V C C C
Symbol VCC Topr Tstg Tsol
s Recommended Operating Conditions
Parameter Supply voltage Symbol Operating conditions VCC 4.7 to 5.3 Unit V
" In the absence of confirmation by device specification sheets, SHARP takes no responsibility for any defects that occur in equipment using any of SHARP's devices, shown in catalogs, data books, etc. Contact SHARP in order to obtain the latest version of the device specification sheets before using any SHARP's device."
1.5
g
3.4
s Applications
2
1.6
2.0
GP1U10X Series
s Electro-optical Characteristics
Parameter Dissipation current High level output voltage Low level output voltage High level pulse width Low level pulse width *4 B.P.F. center frequency Symbol ICC V OH VOL T1 T2 fO Conditions No input light MIN. VCC - 0.5 400 400 TYP. *4 (Ta=25C, Vcc=+5V) MAX. 5.0 0.45 800 800 Unit mA V V s kHz
*3
-
*3 The burst wave as shown in the following figure shall be transmitted by the transmitter shown in Fig. 1. The carrier frequency of the transmitter, however, shall be same as *4, and measurement shall be taken of the 100th and subsequent pulses after start of transmission. *4 The B.P.F. center frequency fo varies with model, as shown in s Model Line-ups.
Burst wave
fO = (*4)kHz Duty : 50%
600 s
600 s
s Model Line-ups
Diversified models with a different B.P.F. frequency are also available.
B.P.F. center frequency 40 36 38 36.7 32.75 56.8
* Also available on request
Model No. GP1U10X * GP1U101X GP1U102X * GP1U107X
Unit
kHz
s Internal Block Diagram
Vout
Limiter B.P.F. Demodulator Integrator Comparator
Vcc GND
GP1U10X Series
s Performance
Using the transmitter shown in Fig. 1, the output signal of the light detecting unit is good enough to meet the following items in the standard optical system in Fig. 2. (1) Linear reception distance characteristics When L=0.2 to 8 m, Ee *5 < 10 lx and =0 in Fig. 2, the output signal shall meet the electrical characteristics in the attached list. (2) Sensitivity angle reception distance characteristics When L=0.2 to 6 m, Ee*5 < 10 lx and =30 in Fig. 2, the output signal shall meet the electrical characteristics in the attached list. (3) Anti outer peripheral light reception distance characteristics When L=0.2 to 4 m, Ee*6 <= 300 lx and =0 in Fig. 2, the output signal shall meet the electrical characteristics in the attached list.
*5 It refers to detector face illuminance. *6 Outer peripheral light source: CIE standard light source A shall be used and placed at 45 from perpendicular axis at the detector face center.
20cm 10k + 5V PD49PI 10k Transmitter (GL521 used) fO= *4 Duty 50% 10 F
Vout
Oscilloscope
Fig. 1 Transmitter
In the above figure, the transmitter should be set so that the output Vout can be 52mVP - P . However, the PD49PI to be used here should be of the short-circuit current ISC =2.6 A at EV =100 lx. (E V is an illuminance by CIE standard light source A (tungsten lamp).)
Light detector face illuminance : Ee Vout
Reception distance : L Transmitter
( indicates horizontal and vertical directions.)
Fig. 2 Standard optical system
GP1U10X Series
Fig. 1 B.P.F. Frequency Characteristics (TYP.) Fig. 2 Sensitivity Angle (Horizontal Direction) Characteristics (TYP.) for Reference
- 15 - 30 0 100 + 15 + 30
Relative sensitivity (2dB/div)
Relative reception distance (%)
80
60 + 45 40
- 45
- 60
VCC = 5V Ta = 25C
+ 60
20 + 75 + 90
- 75 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 - 90
Carrier frequency (kHz)
0
Fig. 3 Sensitivity Angle (Vertical Direction) Characteristics (TYP.) for Reference
- 15 - 30 0 100 + 15 + 30
Fig. 4 Relative Reception Distance vs. Ambient Temperature (TYP.) for Reference
120
Relative reception distance (%)
Relative reception distance (%)
100
80
80
60 + 45 40
- 45
60
Unit SHARP standard transmitter
- 60
VCC = 5V Ta = 25C
40
+ 60
20 + 75 + 90
20 0 - 40
- 75 - 90
Relative comparison with reception distance at VCC =5V, =0 , Ee <10 lx and Ta=30 C taken as 100% - 20 0 20 40 60 80 100
0
Ambient temperature Ta (C)
Fig. 5 AEHA (Japan Association of Electrical Home Appliances) Code Pulse Width Characteristics (1st Bit) (TYP.) for Reference
700 600 500
Fig. 6 Spectral Sensitivity for Reference
100 90 T a = 25C
Relative sensitivity (%)
Unit AEHA code generating transmitter 1st bit VCC =5V, Ta=RT, =0 , Ee < 10 lx, T=430 s
80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200
Pulse width ( s)
400 300 200 100 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Reception distance (m)
Wavelength (nm)
GP1U10X Series
s Precautions for Operation
1) In case of adopting the infrared light detecting unit for the wireless remote control, use it in accordance with the transmission scheme and the signal format recommended in "Countermeasures for malfunction prevention of home appliances with remote control" issued from Japan Association of Electrical Home Appliances (AEHA) in July, 1987. Use of a transmission scheme and a signal format different from those recommended may cause malfunction of home appliances. (Example : signal format without leader signal, bit structure of small duty ratio (TH /(T H+T L))) 2) Use the light emitting unit (remote control transmitter), in consideration of performance, characteristics, operating conditions of light light emitting device and the characteristics of t he light detecting unit. 3) Pay attention to a malfunction of the light detecting unit when the surface is stained with dust and refuse. Care must be taken not to touch the light detector surface. If it should be dirty, wipe off such dust and refuse with soft cloth so as to pr event scratch. In case some solvents are required, use methyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol only. Also, protect the light detecting unit against flux and others, since their deposition on the unit inside causes reduction of the function, fading of markings such as the part number. 4) The shield case should be grounded on PWB pattern. (The area across the shield case and the GND terminal is internally conductive in some cases and non-conductive in some other cases.) 5) Do not apply unnecessary force to the terminal and the case. 6) Do not push the light detector surface (photodiode) from outside. 7) To avoid the electrostatic breakdown of IC, handle the unit under the condition of grounding with human body, soldering iron, etc. 8) Do not use hole and groove set in the case of the light detecting unit for ot her purposes, since they are required to maintain the specified performance.


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