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Ajouter la fonction infrarouge - Louis2530 - 05-18-2021
Bonjour,
Ça serait bien qu'on puisse utiliser le capteur infrarouge sur cette application.
Par exemple : pouvoir envoyer un signal sur une fréquence précise, ou dire la fréquence de réception d'un signal
Ça m'arrangerait beaucoup et ce serait la seule application qui fait ça, car je n'ai pas trouvé d'applications faisant ça justement
Désolé d'avoir parle français, c'est ma langue
Merci et bonne journée
Louis
Infrared sensor - Louis2530 - 05-19-2021
Hello,
It would be nice if we could use the infrared sensor on this app.
For example: being able to send a signal on a specific frequency, or say the reception frequency of a signal
It would suit me a lot and it would be the only application that does that, because I did not find any applications doing just that.
sorry for my English
Thank you and good day
Louis
RE: Infrared sensor - Jens Noriʇzsɔɥ - 05-19-2021
On the receiving side, we have not yet implemented the camera that might give access to the IR range. Apple used to filter these frequencies though…
I am not so sure about how many smartphones have a dedicated IR sensor. Face ID is utilizing one, however, there is no application interface, so no way to access it. IR blasters (for sending) are perhaps too exotic on smartphones that it would make sense to think about an implementation in phyphox.
RE: Infrared sensor - solid - 05-19-2021
Bonjour Louis.
You may use Arduino Nano 33 sensor BLE connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth using phyphox...
RE: Infrared sensor - Louis2530 - 05-20-2021
I already have a IR sensor on my Redmi note 9 for information
RE: Infrared sensor - Jens Noriʇzsɔɥ - 05-20-2021
The number of smartphones with an IR sensor is too low and I doubt this will change anytime soon – if ever. For the time being, there are reams of projects that are of higher priority.
What would anyway be a scientific use case? Infrared transmitters do operate on a rather limited (“single” frequency?) range and amplitude data would not even be available, just patterns?