This week, Yoctopuce announces two new modules with USB-C connectivity, namely the Yocto-IO-V2-C and the Yocto-Relay-C, two handy little actuators when it comes to manipulating low-power electrical signals in a compact footprint.
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Some years ago, we were tempted to develop a color sensor based on a simple RGB sensor chip, but the results didn't convince us. Today, we present the Yocto-Spectral and its USB Type-C version, the Yocto-Spectral-C, modules which can measure the light spectrum over 13 channels. Thanks to these measures, they can estimate RGB, HSL, XYZ, and OkLab values, and thus estimate the color seen by the sensor.
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If you've ever discussed photovoltaic solar panels with a proud owner, they will certainly have proudly shown you on their cell phone how much electricity they produce every day. With thermal solar panels, on the other hand, remote control is less widespread, as control systems are generally more primitive. So let's take a look at how you can add a simple monitoring system to your domestic water heating system, which could maybe save you a few hundred kWh a year...
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A few weeks ago, we announced our new Typed Python programming library, which offers an asynchronous API in addition to the "traditional" one. This week, we'll take a look at how to use these asynchronous functions by updating the Home Assistant integration we described in this post.
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The saga of the new USB-C modules continues. This week, Yoctopuce brings you four modules freshly converted to USB-C connectivity: the Yocto-Temperature-C, the Yocto-Bridge-C, the Yocto-RS232-C, and the Yocto-Buzzer-C. Let's take a closer look...
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