BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2BULKBOXED Board micro:bit V2.21 Single

Overview

5x5 LED matrix for displaying flashing texts, alphanumeric characters and patterns
Two programmable buttons for use as a game controller, control the music on your own smartphone and much more
Built-in compass for capturing your movements
Built-in 3D magnetometer for detecting certain metals and magnets
Bluetooth technology: Connect your micro:bit to other micro:bits, smartphones, tablets, cameras or other Bluetooth-enabled devices
Five inputs and outputs for controlling motors, robots, etc.
Integrated speaker
MEMS microphone with LED display
Touch-sensitive logo
Built-in sleep/off mode

Description

the micro:bit V2 is the powerful further development of the extremely successful single-board computer. The second generation of the BBCs has been equipped with a built-in speaker and microphone. With this upgrade, the BBC micro:bit V2 offers the same great features with the added ability to be creative with sound and touches in the classroom.

The changes at a glance:
· Integrated speaker
- MEMS microphone with LED display
- new Nordic Semiconductor nRF52833 processor
- larger flash memory with 512kB and 128kB RAM
- touch-sensitive logo
- built-in sleep/off mode, i.e. the card can be shut down with connected batteries
- Discrete controller that can supply up to 200 mA of current to external accessories

What was the BBC micro:bit?
The BBC micro:bit is a single board computer originally designed for school use only. Due to the great demand, the computer is now also available on the free market. The mini computer with a size of 4 x 5 cm is aimed at beginners as well as experienced hobbyists alike.
The board is already equipped with a 5x5 LED matrix for output as well as a magnetometer and a 3-axis acceleration sensor. It also has Bluetooth®, two programmable buttons and 20 input/output pins.
This means that you can start with the first projects without having to buy electronics. The micro:bit website provides support in the form of tutorials and exercises.
Beginners and professionals will enjoy the BBC micro:bit. There are four programming interfaces available for the modeling computer: Code Kingdoms JavaScript, Microsoft Blocks, Microsoft Touch Develop and MicroPython. This allows you to program graphically or by means of a text editor. In addition to programming on the PC via USB connection, programming via smartphone or tablet is also practical.

Characteristics

Operation via micro USB socket on PC or portable via 2 micro batteries · 5x5 LED matrix for displaying flashing texts, alphanumeric characters and patterns · Two programmable buttons for use as game controllers, control music on your smartphone, and more · On-board motion detector and digital acceleration sensor for detecting movements such as shaking, tilting or free fall · Built-in compass for capturing your movements · Integrated 3D magnetometer for detecting certain metals and magnets · Bluetooth® technology: Connect your micro:bit to other micro:bits, smartphones, tablets, cameras or other Bluetooth-enabled devices · five inputs and outputs (2 for power supply, 3 for free use) for controlling motors, robots, etc. · the micro:bit can be connected to other devices such as the Raspberry® Pi, Arduino®, Galileo and Kano via a standard connector via a 20-pin edge connector · With a separately controlled micro USB controller, the miniature PC is displayed as a common memory stick on your desktop PC · Yellow system LED · System pressure switch.

Information

Battery holder, batteries and connection cable are not included in the delivery!

Delivery content

• micro:bit board

Keywords

04250236821153, 05051259252585, 04064161155272, BBC micro:bit, MICROBIT2BULKBOXED, micro:bit V2.21 Single

Other notes

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