SPECIFICATIONS

Application: standard

Brand Name: NONE

Condition: New

Dissipation Power: standard

High-concerned chemical: none

Operating Temperature: standard

Origin: Mainland China

Supply Voltage: standard

Type: Module

The micro:bit is a microcontroller development board designed by the BBC for use in computer education in the United Kingdom. It was first released in March 2016 and is intended to inspire children to get creative with digital technology and programming

Features

• LED Display: It features a 5x5 grid of red LED lights that can display text, numbers, and simple images.

• Buttons: Two programmable buttons labeled A and B, used for user input and control.

• Sensors: It includes an accelerometer, a compass, and a light sensor, allowing it to detect movement, orientation, and ambient light levels.

• Connectivity: The micro:bit can communicate wirelessly through Bluetooth Low Energy and radio frequency, enabling it to interact with other devices.

• Programming: It can be programmed using block-based programming languages like Microsoft MakeCode and Python, making it accessible to beginners and more advanced users alike.

• Physical Inputs/Outputs: It has 25 GPIO pins that can be used to connect to various sensors, motors, and other electronic components, allowing for extensive experimentation and project creation.

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• Power: It can be powered by a USB cable or a battery pack, providing flexibility for different usage scenarios.

• Microphone and Speaker: The micro:bit V2 includes a built-in microphone and speaker, enhancing its audio capabilities。