BBC micro:bit 10 Student Classroom Pack V2

The MI:power board for the BBC micro:bit brings real portability to your wearable projects. The stylish, lightweight PCB is designed to fit snugly against the BBC micro:bit and features a built in buzzer and 3V coin cell holder. When assembled, the MI:power board is connected directly to the 3V, GND and P0 connections on the micro:bit. The 3V and GND connections provide power to the micro:bit and the built in buzzer is connected to P0, which is the default output pin when using the audio functions in the Block Editor software. The board has an easy to access on/off switch, which makes it easy to turn a project on and off, rather than have to disconnect the power supply from the BBC micro:bit. Once the unit is assembled and attached to the BBC micro:bit the mechanical fixings prevent the battery from being removed unless you use a screwdriver, so whatever the use, the battery will remain safely in place. Spacers, fixings and a battery are all provided.  Please Note: BBC micro:bit is NOT included. Features: Power your BBC micro:bit from a stylish PCB. On-Board buzzer. Easy access on/off switch.  

Das Boson-Starterkit für micro:bit enthält 8 Teile, welche die wichtigsten, digitalen und analogen Sensoren und Aktoren abdecken und die Interaktion von Ton, Licht und Bewegung unterstützen. Die Module kommunizieren über eine 3-Pin-Schnittstelle mit micro:bit und sind perfekt mit Microsoft MakeCode, JavaScript Online Editor und Python Editor kompatibel. Die micro:bit-Erweiterungskarte für Boson dient zum Anschliessen von Boson-Modulen an das micro:bit. Die Erweiterungskarte verfügt über einen Edge-Anschluss, sechs 3-Pin-Buchsen, eine 3,5-mm-Kopfhörerbuchse und einen Lautstärkeregler. Um eine konstante Stromversorgung für den Motor und Servo zu gewährleisten, kann die Erweiterungskarte außerdem über den externen USB-Anschluss mit Strom versorgt werden. Geeignet ab 10 Jahren Unterstützt die Interaktion von Ton, Licht und Bewegung Kommt mit 8 Modulen, 4 Schnellstart-Projektkarten 12-Projekt-Tutorial von Anfang bis Ende

Sense the world around you with enviro:bit! It's loaded with sensors for air and weather, colour and light, and sound, and slots right onto your micro:bit. Just slot in your micro:bit, then code enviro:bit with the block-based Microsoft MakeCode editor, or with MicroPython in the Mu code editor. The sensors go hand-in-hand really well with the LED matrix on micro:bit, letting you graph sensors readings or have the LEDs react to sound, for example. Features Comes fully-assembled and ready to use BME280 temperature, pressure, and humidity sensor TCS3472 light and colour sensor MEMS microphone Compatible with micro:bit Microsoft MakeCode and MicroPython support No soldering required!

This product is end of life and will only be available as long as it is in stock.  A Replacement can be found here: KIT-5693 Take your microbit robotics builds to the next level with the Kitronik All-in-one Robotics Board for the BBC micro:bit. The All-in-one Robotics Board enables the BBC micro:bit (connected via a standard card slot connector) to drive 4 motors (or 2 stepper motors) and 8 servos. Coupled with 17 other I/O expansion points, this means the BBC micro:bit can very easily become the core of a whole variety of robotics projects. The Robotics Board features 2 Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver ICs (capable of driving 2 standard motors or 1 stepper motor each) and 8 servo outputs (capable of driving standard and continuous rotation servos), all controlled from the BBC micro:bit using the I2C protocol via a 16-channel driver IC. The Link header breaks out all the usable pins from the BBC micro:bit, and is designed to allow 2.54mm pitch pin header to be easily soldered into place. The 17 available I/O pins allow other input devices, such as sensors, or output devices, such as ZIP LEDs, to be added to the board. The I2C communication lines are also broken out (Pins 19 & 20), which means other I2C compatible devices can also be added to the board and controlled by the BBC micro:bit. Power is provided via either a terminal block or servo-style connector, and the board then produces a regulated 3.3V supply which is fed into the 3V and GND connections to power the connected BBC micro:bit, removing the need to power the BBC micro:bit separately. This also provides the reference voltage for the servo signal level-shift ICs. The 3V and GND pins are also broken out on the Link header, which means external devices can also be powered. To use the Robotics Board, the BBC micro:bit should be inserted firmly into the edge connector, either way round. If the Link header is being used, the BBC micro:bit LED display should be facing them (see PCB text relating to this). Features: An all-in-one robotics control solution for the BBC micro:bit. It can drive 4 motors (or 2 stepper motors) and 8 servos. All the usable pins of the microbit are broken out to a 2.54mm link header that is compatible with 2.54mm pitch pin headers. The 17 available I/O pins allow other input devices, such as sensors, or output devices, such as ZIP LEDs, to be added to the board. Power is provided via either a terminal block or servo-style connector. Contains: 1 x All-in-one Robotics Board for the BBC microbit. Dimensions: Length: 68mm. Width: 62mm. PCB Thickness: 1.6mm.

  Unlock your potential and get creative with code, electronics, science, and engineering with the BBC micro:bit Starter Pack anything is possible! This micro:bit V2 starter kit contains everything you need to get going with micro:bit straight away. It consists of a BBC micro:bit V2, a 1M anti tangle USB Cable, a Battery Cage and 2 x AAA Batteries. The USB cable allows you to connect your micro:bit to a computer. The battery pack and batteries enable you to power your BBC micro:bit once you disconnect it from the USB. The starter pack is supplied in an organic bag that was designed for this purpose, features drawstrings, and can be used as permanent storage for the starter pack. It keeps your starter pack together and can be reused over and over again. The new micro:bit V2 is the latest revision of everyone’s favourite powerful palm-sized, and fully programmable computer. Conceived by the BBC to encourage children to get actively involved in writing software and building new things that will be controlled by it. V2 is the same size, shape, and it works in the same way as the original micro:bit. So, if you have used the original then this will be instantly familiar to you. Write your code using one of the easy to use editors provided on the micro:bit website, connect your BBC microbit to your computer via USB, press the download button in the editor, and then downloaded the file to the micro:bit. The BBC micro:bit is the spiritual successor of the BBC Micro of the 1980s, which itself introduced a generation of children to computing. The BBC micro:bit carries on this decades 30-year tradition and does it 18 times faster and it's also 70 times smaller than its predecessor.   Features: The starter kit contains everything you need to get started with micro:bit. This starter kit is supplied in an organic re-usable bag. USB, Radio, serial, and Bluetooth Low energy connectivity. A Compass and Accelerometer. 2 x user-assignable buttons. A fully programmable 25 LED display. 25 pin notched edge connector. Onboard speaker. MEMs Microphone with LED indicator. Touch-sensitive logo. Light level sensing. Temperature sensing. Built-in sleep/off mode allowing the board to be powered-down with batteries connected. A discrete regulator that can supply up to 200mA of current to external accessories. Power status LED and USB data transfer LED. Code it with MakeCode; Blocks, Javascript, or Python.   Contents: 1 x BBC micro:bit V2. 2 x AAA Batteries. 1 x Battery Cage. A  1M Anti Tangle USB Cable. An organic cotton storage bag.

The MonkMakes speaker for the BBC microbit is a neat little amplified speaker that connects to your microbit with crocodile clips. Despite its diminutive size, the speaker is quite loud. Features: Amplified Output. Integrated LED power on indicator. Reverse polarity protection. Contents:1 x MonkMakes Speaker Board for the BBC micro:bit. Dimensions: Length: 52.2mm. Width: 38.9mm. Height: 1.6mm. Requires: BBC micro:bit. Crocodile Leads.

Take your robotics project to the next level with the (i2C) Kitronik 16 Servo Driver Board for the BBC micro:bit. Capable of controlling 16 servos which are powered directly from the board's power supply. The board can be powered either through the terminal blocks or the on-board header for radio control receiver packs. The pins from the BBC micro:bit are broken out to pads on the end of the Servo Driver Board, in accordance with the Link Standard for BBC micro:bit accessories. These pads can either be soldered onto directly, or they are the correct spacing for our PCB pin headers (see image below for a close up of the pads). Features: Input voltage 3V - 5.5V. Drive up to 16 servo motors. Servos take power directly from the board power supply. Standard 0.1" pitch servo connectors. Terminal blocks for easy connection of power. Includes Edge Connector for the BBC micro:bit to slot into. Link Standard compatible. Access the other BBC micro:bit pins easily and conveniently. Dimensions: Length: 67.4mm. Width: 62mm. Height: 16mm.

GamePad for microbit V3.0 is a micro: bit gamepad with a joystick. It adopts a high-precision three-axis analog amount joystick. The combination of joystick and gamepad allows you to control Maqueen's direction and speed at the same time. Moreover, there are 7 programmable buttons, which means you can explore more interesting functions and more flexible controls. In the latest V3.0 product, we have put the external battery box to onboard PCB, which is more convenient to use. Included: micro:bit Wireless Gamepad x1

Die Erweiterungskarte verfügt über sechs 3-Pin-Buchsen, die mit Hunderten von DFRobot-modularisierten elektronischen Blöcken Boson und Gravity kompatibel sind. Die wichtigsten digitalen und analogen Sensoren und Aktoren abdecken und die Interaktion von Ton, Licht und Bewegung unterstützen. Darüber hinaus unterstützen die integrierte 3,5-mm-Kopfhörerbuchse und der Lautstärkeregler den direkten Anschluss des Kopfhörers. Um eine konstante Stromversorgung für diese Peripheriegeräte sicherzustellen, kann die Erweiterungskarte extern über den USB-Stromanschluss mit Strom versorgt werden. 

Description The MonkMakes Sensor Board allows you to detect sound levels, temperature and light levels. It features ring pad connectors for use with crocodile clips make it easy to connect to the board to a microbit. Sound Level:It senses sound level with a MEMs, which is a microphone on a chip that also features a pre-amplifier circuit. You can then use the plot bar graph block in the Microsoft MakeCode editor to display the result on the microbits LED matrix. Temperature Level:The temperature output from the board is a voltage that indicates the temperature. This is then measured using an analog input on the micro:bit. If you want your temperatures in Fahrenheit, then multiply the temperature in degrees C by 9, divide the result by 5 and then add 32. Light Level:The light sensor uses a photo-transistor to measure the light level and produces an output voltage that increases as the light level increases. It has 3V and GND connectors on both sides of the board which make it possible to power another board, such as the Relay Board or Powered Speaker Board. Features: 3V and GND connections can be made from either side and allow you to power a second board such as the MonkMakes Relay Board or MonkMakes Speaker. LED ‘power on’ indicator. Reverse polarity protection. All three sensors are analog and can be connected to pins P0, P1 and P2 using alligator clips. Detects sound level with a MEMs (microphone on a chip) and a pre-amplifier. Uses a thermistor to measure temperature. Light level detection with a photo-transistor (0 to 1023). All three sensors are analog and can be connected to pins P0, P1 and P2 using alligator clips. Contents: 1 x MonkMakes Sensor Board for the BBC micro:bit.

The Kitronik :VIEW Text32 character LCD, for those times when the LED Matrix and/or external LEDs aren't delivering adequate visual feedback from your microbit project. The :VIEW Text32 is a character LCD showing 32 characters (2 lines of 16 characters). The :VIEW Text32 also breaks out the BBC micro:bit pins to edge pads (excluding pin14). The bottom edge of the board has a replication of the BBC microbits own edge connector, this allows you to plug the :VIEW Text32 into any board that the microbit itself can be slotted into. This is great news if your project outputs strings of text and numbers that previously would have slowly scrolled across the LED Matrix. The board has been designed so that the BBC micro:bit can be slotted into the edge connector on the top side of the PCB. No extra tools are required for installation, the board is supplied and ready to go --plug and play/work! On the back of the :VIEW Text32 is a 3 x AAA battery holder to provide power to the :VIEW Text32, the attached micro:bit, and the replicated edge connector. There is a power switch for turning the battery supply on and off. The replicated edge connector can supply 90mA (as per the normal micro:bit) Kitronik has produced a set of custom blocks for the Microsoft MakeCode editor. To add them click on the cog icon in the top right of the editor, then; select Extensions from the drop down menu, type and enter Kitronik into the search bar and select the :VIEW Text32 tile from the list. The custom blocks will now be added to the editor and can be used in your code. Features: The :VIEW Text32 is a character LCD showing 32 characters (2 lines of 16 characters). A BBC micro:bit can be slotted into the edge connector on the top side of the PCB. The board features a replicated microbit edge connector allowing it to be plugged into any board that a microbit can be slotted into. It features an on board battery holder that powers the display, the microbit and the replicated edge connector. The :VIEW Text32 can be coded with the Makecode editor or with MicroPython. Kitronik has created custom code blocks for the MakeCode editor to make using the :VIEW Text32 as simple as possible. Contents: 1 x :VIEW Text32 for BBC micro:bit. Dimensions: Length: 84mm. Height: 63mm. Thickness: 28.6.

Fünf Paar Krokodilklemmenleitungen (rot, schwarz, grün, gelb und weiss) mit Kunststoff isolierten 35mm Krokodilklemmen an jedem Ende. Länge 500mm. Drahtstärke 14/0,12 mm (22AWG). Maximaler Strom 0,5A.  

Il s'agit d'un simple câble à deux fils. Idéal pour passer d'une carte à l'autre ou à peu près n'importe quoi d'autre. Il y a un connecteur JST à 2 broches à une extrémité, le câble nu à l'extrémité opposée et il est également livré avec le connecteur correspondant pour le JST. Caractéristiques : Connecteur JST à 2 broches à une extrémité, câble nu à l'extrémité opposée. Livré avec le connecteur correspondant pour le JST que vous pouvez monter sur un PCB. Peut être utilisé pour concevoir d'autres options d'alimentation pour le microbit. Contenu : 1 x Fil de liaison et connecteur JST Dimensions : Longueur : 15cm.  

This is the perfect speaker for projects that produce sound but where space is tight or where the speaker needs to be discreet. These speakers work well with the BBC microbit; you can code the microbit to play music or emit a beep as an alarm and this little speaker will do an admirable job. This a 0.25W, 8ohm speaker is only 40mm in diameter and just over 4mm thick making it very similar in size to those found in talking greeting cards, you could even design a microbit talking greeting card that has the built in micro:bit as a present as well as part of the card. Features: 8ohm speaker that is ideal for use with the BBC microbit. 4mm thick, making it ideal for use as a discreet speaker. Contents: 1 x 0.25W, 8ohm speaker. Dimensions: Diameter: 40mm. Thickness: 4mm. Requires: Soldering Iron. Solder.

Increase your micro:bit cuteness factor to over NINE THOUSAND with these soft rubber cases. They'll protect your micro:bit but still give you access to all of the ports, buttons, and lights. The Kitty Case is made from hard-wearing, soft, flexible rubber, making it a cinch to fit or remove it. The white piece lets you see the labels on the edge connector and access the pads with crocodile clips, or you can remove it altogether if you need to use the whole edge connector. You can access the three buttons, micro-USB, and JST connectors through cutouts in the case, and the rubber over the LED matrix diffuses the lights beautifully.