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The EV3 Electronics Circuit

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1 The EV3 Electronics Circuit
Power Source? Conducting Path? Load? Switch?

2 The EV3 Electronics Circuit
Conductor? Insulator? Semiconductor?

3 EV3 Motors – Inside These EV3 parts also have
semiconductors inside them: Ultrasonic sensor Color sensor Gyro sensor Battery Semiconductors Computer Chips Motor Encoders Track how much the motor has turned Source:

4 EV3 Brick – Outside & Inside
Semiconductors – Computer chips Semiconductor LCD Screen >>> ** The ‘Inside’ picture is of an NXT Brick. It will be updated when an EV3 picture becomes available.

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