pub struct Ms4525Sensor {
pub dev: I2cDevice<'static, CriticalSectionRawMutex, I2c<'static, Async, Master>>,
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Source§impl Ms4525Sensor
impl Ms4525Sensor
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impl Freeze for Ms4525Sensor
impl !RefUnwindSafe for Ms4525Sensor
impl Send for Ms4525Sensor
impl Sync for Ms4525Sensor
impl Unpin for Ms4525Sensor
impl UnsafeUnpin for Ms4525Sensor
impl !UnwindSafe for Ms4525Sensor
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