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BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2BULKBOXED Board micro:bit V2.21 Single
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Highlights & Details
BBC micro:bit Board V2 Single
- 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
Technical specifications
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
Board
- MC layout
32-bit
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Datasheet
Datasheet 2308376 BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2BULKBOXED Board micro:bit V2.21 Single
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2308376 BBC micro:bit MICROBIT2BULKBOXED Board micro:bit V2.21 Single
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.
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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.
This text is machine translated.
Features
- 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.
Scope of delivery
- micro:bit board
Hints
Battery holder, batteries and connection cable are not included in the delivery!