EV1527-compliant receivers come with a built-in EV1527 decoding chip. They do not need external components or a microcontroller to interpret a 24-bit data signal sent out by EV1527-compliant senders.
These receivers are found in devices that can be remote-controlled via simple EV1527-compliant remote controls.
Breakout boards are a simple solution to build your own remotely controllable devices. You cannot use these breakout boards to receive any other type of data, i.e. sensor readings.
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