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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Ten years ago, we announced the Yocto-4-20mA-Tx, which enables signals to be transmitted over a current loop using the 4-20mA industry standard. Designed to be inexpensive, it sometimes showed its limits. Taking advantage of the fact that we had to make a version with a USB Type-C connector, we chose to make some major improvements based on experience with the original product.
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This week, we present the beta version of our new Python programming library. It's a complete overhaul, taking full advantage of the developments in the Python language over the last few years.
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A customer asked us how to detect whether a washing machine is working or not. The first idea that comes to mind is to measure its consumption with a Yocto-Watt, but there are ways of doing things more subtly for less money.
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We recently realized, during a support discussion with a customer, that the long-term preservation of settings on Yoctopuce devices was not detailed in the documentation and deserved some explanations. So here's a little addendum...
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