New product: The Yocto-4-20mA-Tx-V2-C

By mvuilleu, in New stuff, may 16,2025.

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.

New Python library, typed and asynchronous

By seb may 09,2025.

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.

Detecting whether an appliance is currently working

By martinm, in DIY and Measures, may 02,2025.

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.

Saving Yoctopuce device settings

By mvuilleu, in Programming, april 25,2025.

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...

Change of version number

By seb april 22,2025.

This week we're releasing new versions of all our libraries and tools. All these new versions increment the minor version of the application/library. This might sound like an important new feature or security fix, but in fact it's a simple numbering change to get around a Microsoft limitation. Here is why ...