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Embedded Systems Microprocessors (aka Micro-controllers) are tiny computers embedded in household items, such as televisions, washing machines, burglar alarms and greenhouses. Through the use of input and output connections they can monitor and control the devices in real time. Features include: Preset Values Microprocessor control applications often use input sensors with preset values – these values… Read More »http://learnlearn.uk/igcseict/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2015/10/micropocessor-control-applications-300x225.jpg