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Microcontrollers serve as the fundamental controllers within robotic systems, processing inputs and managing outputs in real-time. Various platforms, such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi, are characterized by their user-friendliness and robust capabilities for a range of applications. Understanding pin types and connections along with programming principles is crucial for effective operation of these platforms.
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Term: Microcontroller
Definition: A small computer on a single chip that includes a CPU, memory, and input/output pins to process inputs and control outputs.
Term: Arduino
Definition: An open-source microcontroller platform programmed in C/C++, commonly used in beginner robotics and hobby projects.
Term: Raspberry Pi
Definition: A full Linux computer that supports GPIO and is widely used for advanced robotics and multimedia applications.
Term: Pin Types
Definition: Different types of microcontroller pins such as digital, analog, PWM, and communication pins used for various functionalities.
Term: Programming Tools
Definition: Software platforms like Arduino IDE, Thonny, and MicroPython used for programming microcontrollers.