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BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2CLUB mirco:bit Kit micro:bit V2.21 Club
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€ 159.66
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Highlights & Details
BBC Micro:bit Board V2 classroom set
- Contains 10 Microbits kits Each kit contains: 1x micro:bit, 1x battery holder for 2x AAA, 1 x USB cable for connecting to PC, 1x quick start guide and 2x AAA battery5x5 LED matrix for displaying flashing text, alphanumeric characters and patternsTwo programmable buttons for use as game controllers, control music on your own smartphone and much moreIn-built compass for recording your movementsIntegrated 3D-magnetometer for detecting certain metals and magnetsBluetooth technology: Connect your Micro:bit with other micro:bits, smartphones, tablets, cameras or other Bluetooth-enabled devicesFive inputs and outputs for controlling motors, robots, etc.Integrated speakerMEMS microphone with LED displayTouch-sensitive logoBuilt-in sleep/off mode
Technical specifications
- Type
BBC micro:bit
16 kB
- Clock speed
16 MHz
- Memory type
FLASH
- Memory capacity
256 kB
- Length
4 cm
- Width
5 cm
- Power supply (LOV)
rechargeable
battery-powered
via USB
- Product type
mirco:bit Kit
- MC layout
32-bit
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 2731214 BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2CLUB mirco:bit Kit micro:bit V2.21 Club
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2731214 BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2CLUB mirco:bit Kit micro:bit V2.21 Club
Description
The BBC micro:bit Club Bundle contains everything you need to be able to start right away in your classroom. Thus, as well as ten micro:bit boards you will be supplied with the accessories required for each operation.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. This upgrade enables the BBC micro:bit V2 to have the same great features with the added ability to be creative with sound and touch in the classroom.The changes at a glance:· Integrated speaker- MEMS microphone with LED indicator- 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 batteries connected- Discrete controller that can supply up to 200 mA of power to external accessoriesWAS is the BBC micro:bit?The BBC micro:bit is a single-board computer originally designed for school use only. Due to the high demand, the craft computer is now also available on the open market. The mini computer of 4 x 5 cm is designed for 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 you can get started right away with your first projects, without having to buy electronics. On the micro:bit website you will find support in the form of tutorials and exercises.Beginners and also professionals will have their fun at the BBC micro:bit. Four programming interfaces are available for use with the craft computer: Code Kingdoms JavaScript, Microsoft Blocks, Microsoft Touch Development and MicroPython. This can be programmed graphically or via text editor. Moreover, programming via a USB port on your PC allows using your smartphone or tablet PC.
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Features
- Operation via Micro-USB connector to PC or portable via 2 micro batteries
- 5x5 LED matrix for displaying flashing text, alphanumeric characters and patterns
- Two programmable buttons for use as game controllers, controlling music on your own smartphone, and more
- On-board motion sensor and digital acceleration sensor to detect movements such as shaking, tilting or free fall
- Built-in compass to track your movements
- Built-in 3D magnetometer to detect 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) for controlling motors, robots, etc.
- A 20-pin edge connector allows the micro:bit to be connected to other devices such as the Raspberry® Pi, Arduino®, Galileo and Kano via a standard connector
- A separately controlled micro-USB controller displays the miniature PC as a normal memory stick on your desktop PC
- Yellow System LED
- System pressure switch.
Scope of delivery
- 10x aaa/bit
- 10x battery holder for 2x AAA
- 10 x USB cable for connecting to PC
- 10x quick start guide
- 20x AAA battery