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1. An on/off switch that provides a binary input.
2. The flow of electric charge in a circuit, measured in amperes.
3. The signals produced by an electronic device in response to input data.
4. The reference point in an electrical circuit from which voltages are measured.
5. The physical movement required to operate a switch.
6. A button that completes a circuit when pressed and breaks the circuit when released.
7. A switch that remains in its current state until toggled again.
8. A small programmable device that allows users to create interactive projects by interfacing with various sensors.
9. A type of switch that is only active when pressed.
10. The electrical potential difference that drives current flow, measured in volts.
11. A signal that varies continuously, used for precise control over movement.
12. A programming block used to convert values from one range to another, such as mapping values from 0-1023 to 0-4.
13. The data received from sensors that is processed by an electronic device.
14. A closed loop that allows electricity to flow and power devices.
15. A button that breaks a circuit when pressed and completes the circuit when released.
16. A device that detects and responds to signals from the environment.
17. The ability of a sensor to work effectively with another device, ensuring correct input/output voltage levels.
18. A type of switch where the circuit is only closed while the button is being pressed.