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Voltage-controlled devices change their output in response to changes in input voltage, while current-controlled devices change their output in response to changes in input current. Examples of voltage-controlled devices include capacitors, inductors, and varactors, while examples of current-controlled devices include resistors, transistors, and relays.

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