BBC micro:bit Board with 5x5 LED Matrix, Buttons and Bluetooth
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About this product
The BBC micro:bit is an open, programmable pocket board designed for learning to code and building simple projects. It features a 5x5 LED matrix that can display messages, two programmable buttons, motion and direction sensing, and Bluetooth Low Energy for connecting to phones, computers and the internet. It is widely used in education, robotics and music projects.
Specifications
- LED display
- 5x5 matrix (25 red LEDs)
- Programmable buttons
- 2
- Wireless
- Bluetooth Low Energy
- Motion sensing
- Accelerometer and magnetometer (direction)
Frequently asked questions
Which tools can I use to program the micro:bit?
The micro:bit is commonly programmed with MakeCode (block-based, JavaScript or Python), the Python editor, or Scratch.
Can the micro:bit drive motors or connect to external sensors?
It has an edge connector with GPIO pins, 3V and GND for connecting external sensors and actuators. Motors should be driven through a dedicated motor driver board rather than directly from the pins.
