This week, Yoctopuce adds two new modules with USB-C connectivity to its catalog: the Yocto-PowerRelay-V2-C and the Yocto-PT100-C. Let's take a quick look...
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When we release a new product, it always takes some time for users who need it to discover it, via the Internet. So, a month after the release of the Yocto-Spectral and Yocto-Spectral-C, we are starting to receive the first, very positive, feedback. But to our surprise, at this time, the product's most frequent use case was not the one we had anticipated...
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A few months ago, we launched a second version of our programming library: the Typed Python library. In a previous post, we explained the new features. This week, we'll be analyzing the difference in performance between the two versions.
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If you've ever visited a factory equipped with CNC machines, you may have noticed that each of them is usually topped by a curious light post. Far from being a gimmick, these indicators enable operators to check at a glance the status of each machine in the fleet, for example: "running", "error", "work completed/free". At Yoctopuce, we happen to need a similar system, but in miniature. Naturally, we decided to build it ourselves.
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Today, we present a product that has been in gestation at Yoctopuce for over two years: the Yocto-Watt-V2-C. It took so long because we didn't just put a USB Type C connector on the Yocto-Watt. We've taken the opportunity to add some significant improvements to the product, making it an even more interesting measuring instrument than its predecessor.
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