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    PySense hardware versions (1.0/1.1)

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    • J Offline
      jcaron
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      Just found out that there are two versions of the PySense hardware (1.0 and 1.1).

      What's the difference between the two? Is there any change in the wiring of the external I/O header and/or of the wiring between the PIC and the module? Just wondering if by any chance the pinout that was on the site at one time, but was incorrect for the PySense 1.0, wasn't actually that of the PySense 1.1?

      Any details welcome!

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        seb
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        Hi,

        The changes between the versions are very minor. v1.1 has some slight silk screen changes along with improved isolation between the ground plane and the temperature sensor to reduce temperature offset due to a **Py module heating up. For a user perspective these two boards are functionally identical.

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          jcaron @seb
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          @seb Great, thanks for the quick response!

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