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<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
 
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Components commonly used in Flowcode, such as; [[What Is a Switch?|Switches]], [[What Is an LED?|LEDs]], [[What Is an LCD?|LCDs]], [[What Is a 7 Segment Display?|7 Segment Displays]] and [[What Is a Keypad?|Keypads]] all have a good range of components for suitable use in different fields and systems as well as strong base components to expand and create your own components for specific systems or for use across different systems and platforms.
 
Components commonly used in Flowcode, such as; [[What Is a Switch?|Switches]], [[What Is an LED?|LEDs]], [[What Is an LCD?|LCDs]], [[What Is a 7 Segment Display?|7 Segment Displays]] and [[What Is a Keypad?|Keypads]] all have a good range of components for suitable use in different fields and systems as well as strong base components to expand and create your own components for specific systems or for use across different systems and platforms.
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The simplest type of component is a switch component is used as a trigger to send a command in a program, e.g. an on or off switch to initialize and disable or stop a program, process or system. Switch components come in two types; 'latching' such as an on/off switch or toggle switches, and 'momentary' such as a push button switch or a push-to-make switch.
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LED components are also commonly used and are often matched / coupled with switch components to indicate if an element is powered on or functioning correctly. LEDs are mostly used as indicators in common applications and systems such as traffic lights and car indicators which are visual ques and indications to convey direction and processes.

Revision as of 12:34, 16 July 2013

<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar> Components commonly used in Flowcode, such as; Switches, LEDs, LCDs, 7 Segment Displays and Keypads all have a good range of components for suitable use in different fields and systems as well as strong base components to expand and create your own components for specific systems or for use across different systems and platforms.


The simplest type of component is a switch component is used as a trigger to send a command in a program, e.g. an on or off switch to initialize and disable or stop a program, process or system. Switch components come in two types; 'latching' such as an on/off switch or toggle switches, and 'momentary' such as a push button switch or a push-to-make switch.

LED components are also commonly used and are often matched / coupled with switch components to indicate if an element is powered on or functioning correctly. LEDs are mostly used as indicators in common applications and systems such as traffic lights and car indicators which are visual ques and indications to convey direction and processes.