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-Electromechanical musical instruments are ones that use a device activated by electricity to generate sound. Examples can include hammers that strike based off an electric signal or wheels that spin when activated. A prime example of a commonly used electromechanical tool is the stepper motor.\\
+An electromechanical component is one that uses an electrical signal to cause some kind of mechanical change, such as a motor turning. Often this is done by an electrical current that creates a magnetic field which causes a physical movement.((http://www.penguintutor.com/electronics/reference-electromechanical)) Electromechanical musical instruments are ones that use electricity to move parts that generate an acoustic sound. This does not include instruments that use a more complex processing of electricity such as speakers, modulators, or synthesizers. Examples can include hammers that strike based off an electric signal or wheels that spin when activated. A prime example of a commonly used electromechanical tool is the stepper motor.\\
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 ===Musical instrument makers who make use electromechanical parts===
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 ===Electromechanical Components===
-all of these parts are electrical in nature.
 Fans\\
 Stepper motors\\
-toggles\\
+Toggles\\
-switches\\
+Switches and Relays\\
+Pistons\\