Closed AnalysIR closed 8 years ago
Wow, great job, thank you for the info. Unfortunately currently I don't have time to incorporate it to the library, and as I understood it works only on one UART pin, so it won't work on smaller ESP8266 models without UART. Nevertheless I really like your approach to the problem and your solution. Cheers :)
FYI: we have just published an article on our blog, with examples, showing how to accurately generate hardware based PWM for IR carrier signals on the ESP8266 NodeMCU, using our uPWM method. (hardware based PWM on the ESP8266 is supported from 100Hz to 1kHz (AFAIK). The method we published supports all common IR frequencies & a good selection of duty cycles. Previously all implemetations on this platform relied on software loops to generate the PWM. For anyone with the time available, there is no reason it couldn't be incorporated into the main IRremote repository. Let us know if you find it useful. ESP8266 NodeMCU Backdoor uPWM hack for IR signals wit UART