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 ===== DC =====
-Direct Current. DC is the unidirectional flow of electric charge. Direct current is produced by sources such as batteries a model train set controller or a dynamo on your bicycle. Typical DC voltage values used on model train layouts are 12V (motive power), 5V (logic circuits such as those used by CBus) and 2-3V (Light-Emmitting Diode ([[glossary:glossary_l#led|LED]]) illumination).
+Direct Current. DC is the unidirectional flow of electric charge. Direct current is produced by sources such as batteries, a model train set controller or a dynamo on your bicycle. Typical DC voltage values used on model train layouts are 12V (locomotives and Printed Circuit Boards ([[glossary:glossary_p&#PCB|PCB]])), 5V ([[glossary:glossary_s&#Servo|servo]]s and logic circuits such as those used by [[glossary:glossary_c&#CBus|CBus]]) and 2-3V (Light-Emmitting Diode ([[glossary:glossary_l#led|LED]]) illumination).
 More information about DC: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_current|Wikipedia - DC]]