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Defines the basic modulated unit for RF transmission.
Illustrates the waveform for address and data bits.
Shows the waveform for synchronization bits.
Defines code bits for IR operation with 38KHz carrier.
Describes the structure of a code word in IR operation.
Describes the structure of a code frame in IR operation.
Details oscillator frequency requirements for IR operation.
Specifies the package type for ordering.
Indicates RF or IR application type.
Identifies the manufacturer prefix.
The PT2262 is a remote control encoder designed for use with the PT2272 decoder, forming a complete remote control encoding and decoding system. This device is primarily used to encode data and address pins into a serial coded waveform, making it suitable for RF (Radio Frequency) or IR (Infrared) modulation. Its robust encoding capabilities significantly reduce the likelihood of code collisions and unauthorized code scanning, enhancing security and reliability in remote control applications.
The PT2262 operates by encoding a combination of address and data bits into a unique waveform. It can handle up to 12 tri-state address pins, offering a vast address space of up to 531,441 (or 3^12) possible codes. This extensive address capability is crucial for preventing interference and ensuring secure communication in multi-device environments. The encoder also supports up to 6 data pins, allowing for various control commands to be transmitted.
The encoding process involves converting the states of the A0-A5 and A6/D5-A11/D0 pins into a special waveform. These pins can be configured as tri-state, meaning they can be set to "0", "1", or "f" (floating). When used as address pins, all three states are utilized, while data pins are typically set to "0" or "1". The encoded waveform is then serially outputted via the DOUT pin when the Transmission Enable (TE) pin is pulled low (active low signal). This waveform is designed to be fed into either an RF modulator or an IR transmitter for wireless transmission.
The output waveform, referred to as a "Code Frame," consists of four continuous "Code Words." Each Code Word comprises 12 AD (Address/Data) bits followed by one Sync Bit. The structure of these bits is precisely defined by oscillating clock periods (α). An AD Bit "0" or "1" consists of two pulse cycles, each with 16 oscillating time periods, while an AD Bit "f" (floating) has a different pulse structure. The Synchronous Bit Waveform is 4 bits long with 1/8 bit width pulse.
The PT2262, when paired with the PT2272, offers a comprehensive and secure solution for various remote control applications, characterized by its flexible encoding, wide operating voltage, and robust performance.
| Brand | PTC |
|---|---|
| Model | PT2262 |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
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