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| | | | | Re: Infrared beacons < Reply # 12 on 11/29/2004 4:55 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by ExKa|iBuR No way. These wouldn't work with Opticom...they need a very intense burst of IR light, much more than an LED could produce, plus it has to flash I think 25 times a second or something insane like that. But, they'd be cool anyway...send me one
| Just to be technically correct, Opticom utilizes a digitally modulated signal that actually carries information. It is very difficult to create a circuit that can effectively duplicate such a strobed signal. The older version, colloquially known as Strobecom, is more simple pulses. Strobecom: http://www.tomar.c...ducts/j8/1850b.htmOpticom: http://www.wattco....pticomemitters.htm PS, this was my first post on the tech forum.
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