@@ThermalSpoter1988 here is what i figured out: The Tiny1-A is the microbolometer board with no USB interface. It provides digital I/O as detailed in this thread by Globoy. The Tiny1-B combines the Microbolometer board and USB interface onto a single PCB creating a compact UVC compliant USB thermal camera. Tiny1-C is functionally the same as the Tiny1-B but separates the Microbolometer board and UVC compliant USB interface using a FPC cable.
Me as an electrician, you made a statement that makes no sense. 10mAh makes no sense. Ah usually refers to battery storage, or UPS back up power. That has nothing to do with current flow which is measured in mA normally for PLC field devices, or usually in A for standard conduct current flow.
