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Across

1. An on/off switch that provides a binary input.

2. The electrical potential difference that drives current flow, measured in volts.

3. Devices that measure continuous physical quantities, translating them into varying electrical signals.

4. A mechanical device that activates a circuit when pressed.

5. A switch that remains in its current state until toggled again.

6. A button that breaks a circuit when pressed and completes the circuit when released.

7. A type of switch that is only active when pressed.

8. A button that completes a circuit when pressed and breaks the circuit when released.

9. A sensation provided by a mechanism to indicate that the button has been pressed.

10. A type of switch where the circuit is only closed while the button is being pressed.

Down

11. A programming block used to convert values from one range to another, such as mapping values from 0-1023 to 0-4.

12. The flow of electric charge in a circuit, measured in amperes.

13. A signal that varies continuously, used for precise control over movement.

14. A device that detects and responds to signals from the environment.

15. The ability of a sensor to work effectively with another device, ensuring correct input/output voltage levels.

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