temperature example

python/examples/reading_temperature.py

@@ -11,3 +11,35 @@ print(f'fpga_temp: {fpga_temp}\n')
 e = Eiger()
 print("All temperatures for Eiger\n")
 print(e.temp)
+# >>> e.temp
+# temp_fpga      :   54°C   60°C
+# temp_fpgaext   :   49°C   52°C
+# temp_10ge      :   47°C   45°C
+# temp_dcdc      :   52°C   53°C
+# temp_sodl      :   51°C   53°C
+# temp_sodl      :   51°C   51°C
+# temp_fpgafl    :   45°C   49°C
+# temp_fpgafr    :   39°C   42°C
+
+# The temperatures can also be returned in a dictionary
+t = e.temp.to_dict()
+print(t)
+# >>> e.temp.to_dict()
+# {'fpga': array([55, 60]), 'fpgaext': array([49, 52]), 
+# 't10ge': array([47, 45]), 'dcdc': array([52, 53]), 
+# 'sodl': array([51, 53]), 'sodr': array([51, 51]), '
+# temp_fpgafl': array([45, 49]), 
+# 'temp_fpgafr': array([39, 42])}
+
+# or in a numpy array
+t = e.temp.to_array()
+print(t)
+# >>> e.temp.to_array()
+# array([[55, 60],
+#        [49, 52],
+#        [47, 45],
+#        [52, 53],
+#        [51, 53],
+#        [51, 51],
+#        [45, 49],
+#        [40, 43]])