A microcontroller is:, A small computer on a single chip, A type of battery, The part of a microcontroller that executes instructions is the:, Speaker, CPU, Flash memory in a microcontroller is used to store:, The program code, Temporary sound files, The main difference between a microcontroller and a microprocessor is that a microcontroller:, Has CPU, memory, and peripherals in one chip, Requires external parts for basic operation, A common example of a microcontroller board used in schools is the:, ower supply unit (PSU), Arduino, GPIO pins on a microcontroller are used to:, Change the battery voltage, Receive or send digital signals, Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADC) in microcontrollers serve to:, Convert analog signals into digital values, Increase Wi-Fi speed, PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) is commonly used for:, Controlling motor speed or LED brightness, you can choose the wrong one here if needed, The clock inside a microcontroller is responsible for:, Timing and synchronizing operations, Storing program memory, A microcontroller is especially useful in:, Embedded systems, Music streaming platforms.

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