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            <description>When interfacing a microcontroller or computer with high-power devices (such as motors, lamps, solenoids, linear actuators, pumps) we need to provide more current and/or voltage than the microcontroller can directly provide.  Generally, a microcontroller (such as an arduino) can sink less than 100mA per pin.  If that pin is driving 5V, then we see that it can provide (at maximum) only 0.05W of power.  In order to provide more power, we need some additional circuitry.  Think of it like a light sw…</description>
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