Electric motors can be found in countless electronic devices and appliances in and around our homes. Motor controls are used in these devices to ensure efficient, safe and accurate ways to control the speed or actuator position of the motor(s) used. Electric motors can be classified as DC or AC motors, depending on the type of voltage used to control them. DC motors are the oldest type of electric motors and are widely used by electronics developers, both in home labs and in schools and laboratories. Almost all printers, cameras, robots, and CNC machines in consumer, commercial, and industrial applications use some type of DC motor. AC motors, on the other hand, are used in many home appliances and tools because they can be powered directly from an outlet. Cytron's Maker Pi RP2040 Development Board is an advanced system based on the RP2040 processor and developed with motor control applications in mind. The board comes with dual-channel brushed DC motor controller hardware, 4 servo motor ports, and 7 Grove-compatible I/O ports, making it an ideal platform for mobile robotics applications, for robot arm control, or in any other type of application that requires precise control of motors and actuators. The project book, written by the well-known Elektor author Dogan Ibrahim, contains more than 50 projects with LEDs, a buzzer, an OLED display, an ADC converter, an ultrasonic sensor, PWM and temperature and humidity control. The main chapters cover DC motor control, servo motor control, and stepper motor control using the Maker Pi RP2040 Development Board in creative and educational ways. 52 projects in the book Simple LED projects Flashing LED Flashing SOS signal All