Add bulk read temperature method #120
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@SimonInOps this is nice work! I'll need some time to review it. I also don't have sensors handy to actually give this a try. If anyone wants to double check on their system feel free to do so and leave a comment :) Pinging you because you've showed interest in #115: @CJKohler @then3rd @h-wissing |
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Hi,
I've created a synchronous method to implement bulk read temperature operation.
It increases efficiency to get all sensors' temperature in time of a longest single sensor cycle.
Tested with 5 sensors with a 12bit resolution, I've reduced the time from:
4.016239susing traditionalget_temperature()with a for loop,to
0.897658susing bulk read capability.Let me know if I'm missing something.
Solves: #115