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content/tutorials/arduino-and-electronics/motors-and-actuators/dc-motors/index.md

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 ### Standard DC Motors
 
-[![DC motor](dc-motor.jpg))
+[![DC motor](./images/dc-motor.jpg)](./images/dc-motor.jpg)
 
 - Usually just 2 wires
 - You can control the speed and direction. The direction depends on which terminal of the motor you connect to + and – of your power supply
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 ### TT Motor
 
-[![TT motor](./images/tt-motor.jpg)
+[![TT motor](./images/tt-motor.jpg)](./images/tt-motor.jpg)
 
 - 3–6V DC
 - About 250 rpm
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 ### 12V DC Motors
 
-[![12V DC motor](12v-dc-motor.jpg)
+[![12V DC motor](12v-dc-motor.jpg)](./images/tt-motor.jpg)
 
 - Stronger
 - Different gear ratios (slower rpm means higher torque)

content/tutorials/arduino-and-electronics/motors-and-actuators/servo-motors/index.md

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-[![Servo motor](.images/servo.jpg)
+[![Servo motor](./images/servo.jpg)](./images/servo.jpg)
 
 - Servo motors usually have 3 wires (VCC,GND,DATA)
 - No need for special controlling circuits if you have an Arduino