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USB 2.0 to far infrared IrDA converter adapter with 38kHz frequency

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Ruth's sister USB 2.0 to Far Infrared IrDA Converter 38kHz internal power cable

SKU CH-W86B-EDAN1

Converts USB 2.0 signals to 38 kHz far-infrared IrDA for internal use

  • USB 2.0 interface enables simple plug-and-play connectivity
  • 38 kHz far-infrared IrDA modulation supports compatible wireless devices
  • Internal power cable design draws power directly from the host
  • Converter adapter bridges USB and infrared IrDA communication

USB 2.0 IrDA converter for 38 kHz devices

This adapter connects a USB 2.0 port to equipment that uses far-infrared IrDA communication at 38 kHz. It is intended for technicians and hobbyists who need to link legacy infrared peripherals to a modern computer. The cable draws power internally so no external supply is required.

Modulation fixed at 38 kHz

The converter operates only at the single 38 kHz carrier frequency stated in the specifications. Buyers whose hardware demands a different IrDA frequency or a variable-rate adapter will find this unit unsuitable.

Highlights

  • USB 2.0 interface enables simple plug-and-play connectivity
  • 38 kHz far-infrared IrDA modulation supports compatible wireless devices
  • Internal power cable design draws power directly from the host
  • Converter adapter bridges USB and infrared IrDA communication

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How does the 38 kHz modulation rate affect real-world IrDA range?

The 38 kHz carrier matches common remote-control IrDA protocols, giving reliable line-of-sight communication across a typical room when the USB adapter has a clear view of the target device.

What does the USB 2.0 interface mean for the IrDA link speed?

The USB 2.0 connection supplies power and a high-speed path to the PC, while the actual infrared throughput is set by the 38 kHz IrDA modulation, so the bus does not limit the wireless link.

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