MCU Temperature

Microcontrollers typically have a temperature sensor built in. This is a great way to monitor the temperature of the MCU itself. The temperature sensor is not very accurate, but it is good enough to detect if the MCU is overheating.

The mcuTemperature function returns the temperature in degrees Celsius.

import { mcuTemperature } from "@devicescript/runtime"

setInterval(async () => {
    const temp = await mcuTemperature()
    console.log({ temp })
}, 1000)

The simulator temperature is always 21 degrees Celsius.