Your new circuit will not work unless you remove the diode. The 36kHz carrier for the IR pulses must be modulated in "bursts" (explained in the datasheet)for good range.
Why are most circuits posted on the internet WRONG?
Well i dont know why .could anyone give me a working cicuit ithink its been too long since the post began.And now i've managed to get an L14F1 phototransistor giving 60Rs (today 1 us$=Rs50).For me thats too much but a tsop1838 costs me just Rs10
Help me my amplifier is on fire and my speaker is inside a beaker
Most circuits from that website in India are very old and do not work or work very poorly. The IR transmitter does not send bursts of 38kHz pulses so the TSOP IR receiver turns down its gain and then the range is very small. It needs another 555 oscillator to create the bursts.
well then is their any way i can create a continuos non fluctuating pulse from the tsop so that i could configure it as a potential divider and drive a relay
Help me my amplifier is on fire and my speaker is inside a beaker
An IR receiver IC is made to give an output of varying pulses from the varying pulses from a remote control transmitter. Since you want a non-fluctuating DC output then your receiver circuit must include a mono-stable multivibrator or a flip-flop latch.