Yoctopuce designs, manufactures and sells USB devices to let your computer sit in the real world. Our USB modules are tiny, easy to install and easy to drive programmatically. Among them you will find:
Yocto-milliVolt-Rx-BNCSmall USB module to measure small and very weak electric signals, with a BNC connector. The device can convert the voltage measure to an equivalent physical measure on the fly, and includes a built-in data logger. | Yocto-KnobThis USB module can read up to five push buttons, potentiometers, or resistive sensors (photodiodes, etc) |
Following on from our quick tutorial on I2C, we're going to take a closer look at a particular case that often causes problems: the use of long wires for I2C communications. This is particularly true of Yoctopuce sensors that you can split, if you decide to offset the sensor part by several meters.
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Microsoft has been trying for several years to offer Windows computers with ARM processors, without much commercial success, as very few applications are compatible with this architecture. To solve this problem, Microsoft has added an emulator to Windows 11 that lets you run applications designed to run on Intel processors. We wanted to check that our applications and libraries work correctly with this emulator. They do, but we took the opportunity to add native support for ARM processors.
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