Imported from GitHub: mineiwik/coral-ir · commit 5b9706b · license MIT
Description
Smart infrared transmitter
README
coral-ir
coral-ir is a smart infrared (IR) transmitter designed for remote control of IR-enabled devices over Wi-Fi. Built around the ESP32-C6 microcontroller, this PCB project combines wireless connectivity with high-performance IR transmission in a compact design.
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Features
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High-Performance IR Transmission
Equipped with two VSMY294310SL high-speed, high-range 940nm infrared LEDs. Thanks to their angled placement, the board provides a wide ~100° angle, enabling control across a large area. -
Wi-Fi Smart Home Integration
Powered by the ESP32-C6, enabling seamless integration with Wi-Fi networks and smart home platforms (e.g., Home Assistant, OpenHAB, etc.). -
Multiple Power Options
- USB-C for power and data (direct USB connection to the ESP32-C6).
- CR123A battery holder for portable, untethered operation.
- Power source selection switch allows users to toggle between USB and battery.
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Compact and Efficient Design
Designed with KiCad 9, ensuring manufacturability and open hardware practices.
Specifications
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| IR LEDs | 2 × VSMY294310SL (940nm, high-speed, wide angle) |
| IR Signal Angle | ~100° |
| Microcontroller | ESP32-C6 (Wi-Fi + USB support) |
| USB Interface | USB-C (for power + data) |
| Battery Support | CR123A (via holder) |
| Power Source Switch | Toggle between USB (5 V) and battery (3 V) |
| Design Software | KiCad 9 |
License
This project is open hardware and open source. License details are provided in LICENSE.
Contributions
Contributions, ideas, and feedback are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.
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