The phrase "and a control device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional item or component that functions to regulate or manage something, often in technical or mechanical contexts.
Example: "The system includes a sensor, a power supply, and a control device to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "and a regulating device" or "and a management tool".
In order to identify the influence of the GO layer on the device characteristics, we also prepared and evaluated a control device without a GO film.
By means of an interface developed for smart mobile devices with Android and iOS operating systems, a smart mobile device was used both as an indicator and as a control device.
"The PC becomes a control device, and the results stream to the television," he says.
Obtain an iPad and a switch control device.
The Microsoft digital ink system, which is based on an "intelligent" stylus that functions both as a writing implement and a mouse control device, does try to refine cursive script by smoothing the curves of each pen stroke.
A console offers a stable platform that developers can grow into and a universal control device that works (for some people) better than a keyboard/mouse combo.
An electrospinning robot (Fig. 10a23), a robot controller (Fig. 10a1), a electrostatic spinning device (Fig. 10a2), a spinning model device (Fig. 10c17), a tracking camera (Fig. 10a21), and a computer control device (Fig. 10a22) altogether consist of the robot electrospinning direct-clothing device (Fig. 10).
And a buoyancy control device (BCD) gives you the control you need to hover, weightless underwater - eye to eye with a fish (hopefully never a shark).
The other car-related application describes a system that would turn the iPhone into a remote car starter, unlocker, and essentially a parental control device for a target vehicle.
High-tech devices have continued to become smaller and lighter, while increasing accessibility and capability; communication devices can be accessed using eye-tracking systems, perform as a computer for word-processing and internet use, and as an environmental control device for independent access to other equipment such as TV, radio and telephones.
