The ModbusTcpClient.write_register function in the pymodbus library is used in Python to write a value to a single register in a Modbus TCP server. It allows the user to establish a connection with the Modbus server and send a request to write the specified value to the given register address. This function is synchronous, meaning it blocks the execution until a response is received from the server. It is widely used in industrial automation and control systems to communicate with various devices and sensors using the Modbus protocol over TCP/IP networks.
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