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1. A method used to control the speed and position of motors using pulse-width modulation.

2. Motors that move in discrete steps, commonly controlled by motor shields for precision movements.

3. The electrical power provided to the servo motors, which affects their performance and capabilities.

4. A device that controls the position of a motor by turning it to a precise angle

5. A type of DC hobby motor that uses brushes to transmit electrical current to the rotating armature.

6. Information returned to the system to use in adjusting its operations or actions.

7. A block-based programming environment created by Microsoft for coding microcontrollers.

8. A type of servo motor that can rotate continuously in either direction.

9. The rotational force produced by a DC hobby motor.

10. The ability to direct or manage the behavior of a device.

11. A compact integrated circuit designed to govern specific operations in an embedded system.

12. Small electric motors used in hobbyist projects that are powered by direct current and suitable for various applications such as model cars, boats, and planes.

13. Integrated circuits or modules used to control the speed and direction of motors.

14. Safety feature that prevents damage to motors by cutting off power when current exceeds a set limit.

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15. The electrical potential difference that drives the current in a DC hobby motor, usually measured in volts.

16. The specific path along which something moves or faces.

17. Connection points on a microcontroller where signals or data from sensors and other devices can be received.

18. A software tool that allows users to write and upload code to microcontroller devices.

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