How to Make Remote Control Home Appliances Using IR Sensor and Arduino?

Assalam O Alaikum Everyone.Brothers how can i made Remote Control Home Appliances using IR  Sensor.                                                                                   Any idea???

Hi Adnan-If you can provide more information we'll try to help.Are you just trying to do ON/OFF control or something more elaborate?What kind of appliances?Do you already have an IR remote (transmitter) that you want to use?
-Rick

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Thanks Rick. Well i just want to on / off bulb / fan like appliances.I don't have any IR Remote. I want to use TV/AC remote.
Adnan

Thanks Mike. Its also a good idea but i want to do this in simple way using ir sensor and tv remote. 

Adnan

Like this?: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FDD4UN6/ref=asc_df_B01FDD4UN65233195/?tag=hyprod-20&creative=395033&creativeASIN=B01FDD4UN6&linkCode=df0&hvadid=193992629021&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11564485296167080218&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9012569&hvtargid=pla-314802509928

Thanks Bro.This is also good but I just want to made a simple tool by myself.Any circuit diagram. Which ic can be used???

I think there's more to this project than you realize. Although that IR receiver circuit board looks very simple, the little chip on the back is a microcontroller (Like a Microchip PIC12F675) that contains several hundred lines of code.   Remember that this circuit is a "self learning" remote.  Each company that makes IR remote control system has their own proprietary way of encoding the signals that they send, and a single button press on the IR transmitter usually results in transmission of start bits, a stream of data, stop bits, possibly a CRC checksum, and other data.  Look here: http://www.righto.com/2010/03/understanding-sony-ir-remote-codes-lirc.html  for more information about the Sony Remote control protocol and the Arduino library. If you want to "roll your own"  then the information given in Mike Anderson's post is what you need. -Rick

Adnan....I appreciate you wanting to do this yourself but it could turn out bigger than Ben Hur, depending on what type of remote you want to use.   Also you are turning on and off lethal voltages (mains 110/220V AC) and if you don't know exactly what you are doing this is to be avoided!You can buy pretty cheaply (~30 US$) a set of three switch modules and a remote control like this:https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/doss-mains-outlet-remote-controller-doss/
The remote is RF, not infrared, so the controllers can be behind chairs, etc and still work.I have a disabled wife and have a set like this in my lounge, she can easily turn on/off all the standard lamps with this, but it would be very difficult otherwise.As I say I do appreciate your desire to do this yourself but why reinvent the wheel, expecially when the solution is so cheap?Best // David

Thanks David.Bro I'm enrolled in Electrical Engineering in 3rd Semester. I have been given the project from university to design circuit to light up a 220v bulb using ir sensor...... Provide me the circuit diagram..... circuitry should be simple. >>>>> ir diode, photodiode, relay, transistor and some kind of ic that should relate the ir section to transistor and relay......... 
Adnan

Adnan, ok, I see where you are coming from.  Here is a circuit you can use as a starting pointhttp://www.electronicshub.org/ir-remote-control-switch/
But let me give you a few pointers to help you along the way- you can just detect IR from your LED but if is is just steady IR, your receiver can get fooled by the sun or light bulbs, etc- so usually you would have a chain of IR pulses at a certain frequency (here 5 KHz) and if possible make your receiver only respond to that frequency- if you really want to get secure, you can get ICs like HT12E (encoder) and HT12D (Decoder) which need a certain code of pulses to work, you get even more complex one which change the code as well, but you needn't worry about that for your project.Make sure you don't just build a circuit, make sure you understand how it works.  If I was examining you, I'd want a detailed description!  :-)Good luck and let us know how you get on
Cheers // David

Thanks David