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A temperature sensor is like a thermometer that a computer can read. Measurements give software information about its surroundings.
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A thermostat senses warmth. A washing machine follows a cycle. Explore how small computers connect software to the physical world.
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An illustrative controller turns a fan on above 25°C. Sensors provide a measurement; software applies a rule; an output changes the device.
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A temperature sensor is like a thermometer that a computer can read. Measurements give software information about its surroundings.
A controller compares inputs with instructions. A thermostat can follow a simple rule; an embedded device does not need AI to be useful.
An output can switch a fan, update a display, or move a motor. Real devices also need power, safety checks, and reliable timing.
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