10 packages returned for Tags:"Energy"

Android (API 18+) implementation of BLE.net cross-platform Bluetooth Low Energy library. Scan for advertisements and beacons, connect to devices, read/write/notify/indicate, all with a straightforward async API. To get started, add these normal permissions to your app: [assembly: UsesPermission(... More information

Library of .NET functions, extensions and components including asynchronous processing queues, configuration APIs, diagnostics, error handling, console functions, adapter framework, active directory and local account functions, checksum algorithms, unit conversion, binary parsing, cron-style task... More information

iOS (7+) implementation of BLE.net cross-platform Bluetooth Low Energy library. Scan for advertisements and beacons, connect to devices, read/write/notify/indicate, all with a straightforward async API. To get started, obtain the adapter from main or your AppDelegate, and retain this reference for... More information

Windows 10 (1511+) implementation of BLE.net cross-platform Bluetooth Low Energy library. Complete readme & sample application: https://github.com/nexussays/ble.net/blob/master/Readme.md

Xamarin plugin to access Bluetooth Low Energy quickly and easily on Xamarin.Forms and Xamarin.Android or Xamarin.iOS.

Xamarin plugin to access Bluetooth Low Energy quickly and easily on Xamarin.Forms and Xamarin.Android or Xamarin.iOS.

This package contains a Bluetooth Low Energy plugin for MvvmCross. It allows access to Bluetooth Low Energy functionality on Android, iOS, macOS and UWP. Read the full documentation on the projects page.

Unit converter including Height/ Length, Weight, Temperature, Data Storage, Data Transfer, Energy, Frequency, Fuel Economy, Plane Angle, Pressure, Quantity, Speed and Volume

A modeling of units of measures that does automatic conversion between units for any modeled quantity.

An extensive measurement, unit, and data conversion library for .NET. var twoFeet = new Measurement(2, Units.Length.Feet); var twelveInches = new Measurement(12, Units.Length.Inches); var result = twoFeet + twelveInches;... More information