Examples

The driver is designed to run on multiple platforms using embedded-hal and embedded-io, and to support both sync and async modes.

Std Sync/Async Examples

The top-level examples are designed to work with an operating system in a std environment.

• getters.rs

• setters.rs

• registers.rs This example uses the advanced feature, which exposes more fine-grained control and allows users to access individual registers.

• power_loop_example.rs

• tokio.rs This example uses the Tokio runtime to access the device asynchronously.

For the required hardware, you will need the following:

• An OS-based system (macOS/Linux)
• A JSY-MK-194G power monitor
• A USB-TTL Serial Converter

No-std Examples

For no-std examples, we have both an async and sync example using the defmt feature for logging.

For the synchronous example, a bare-metal application using an STM32 Blue Pill is demonstrated.

For the asynchronous example, an Embassy application using an ESP32C3 is used.