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Latest revision as of 18:19, 2 July 2016
Description
An interface is simply something which joins one system to another. A control interface is one which enables a computer to switch things like bulbs, buzzers or motors on and off for example.
Features and Applications
Some control interfaces can have built-in memory so that once programmed from a computer they can operate completely independently even when they are disconnected from the computer
 
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