How to Create a MAXQ-Based "Learning" Remote Control

Maxim Integrated Products

Application Note

April 2009

The clutter of infrared (IR) remote controls for consumer entertainment equipment seems to be a permanent fixture in homes around the world. But with a MAXQ2000 microcontroller and a few inexpensive parts, you can build a remote control that "learns" the codes from the other remotes and plays back the codes on demand.

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