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P3- illustrate the operation of different sensors and output devices

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For P3, learners should illustrate the operation of different sensors and output devices. This could be carried out as a practical exercise observed by the tutor. In this case, appropriate observation records and supporting documentation will be used as evidence.

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  • August 18, 2016
  • 6
  • 2015/2016
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rectangles. First I told the robot to go straight for a certain
amount of CM’s and then rotate 90 degrees clockwise. I
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with actions with the Connector Tool.




This print screen shows me adding the movement action. I
made sure the robot went forwards at a constant speed to a
distance of 10 centimetres. I then saved this.




In this print screen I am telling the robot to turn clockwise 90
degrees and a constant speed. I could also set what part I
wanted the robot to turn from which I chose centre.

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