1.8 inch display for MicroBit
€21.31excl. VAT€26.00incl. VATRGB display module with 65K colours designed for use with the micro:bit board, 1.8 inch diagonal, 160×128 pixels
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micro:bitRGB display module with 65K colours designed for use with the micro:bit board, 1.8 inch diagonal, 160×128 pixels
micro:bitPlastic battery holder with cover, switch and 2 wires with connector for the Micro:bit board
micro:bitPlastic battery holder with cover, switch and 2 leads with a connector for the Micro:bit board
micro:bitStandard 4-pin Grove cable with female connectors. Length 20 cm.
micro:bitThis breakout board, with a connector for Micro:bit, brings out all 21 GPIO pins and the power supply of the Micro:bit onto a 2.54 mm pitch pin header.
micro:bitClear protective case made of 2 mm plexiglass, sized to house a micro:bit
micro:bitSmall wheeled robot based on micro:bit (not included).
micro:bitSmall wheeled robot based on micro:bit (not included).
micro:bitKit containing a Micro:bit board, a breakout board with a connector for Micro:bit, a manual, a USB-to-microUSB cable, a battery holder with on/off switch for 2 AA 1.5 volt batteries, 3 leads about 50 cm long with crocodile clips (red – black – yellow), a 400-point breadboard with self-adhesive base, 60 male-to-male jumper wires in assorted colours and lengths, a 9 gram RC mini servo, a DC motor with fan, a module with a microphone that picks up the sound level of the surrounding environment, a module with a miniature PIR sensor, 2 buzzers rated 5 volt, 2 PCB-mount trimmers
micro:bitmicro:bit V2 board with a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 CPU, motion sensors, Bluetooth, microphone and speaker, and more.
micro:bitThis prototyping board is ideal for getting started right away experimenting with micro:bit.
micro:bitKit containing one Micro:bit V2 board, a battery holder with on/off switch for 2 AA 1.5 volt batteries, four AA 1.5 volt batteries, a micro B USB cable, a 9 gram mini RC servo, an RC servo extension lead with male dupont pins, two 5 mm yellow LEDs, two 5 mm green LEDs, two 5 mm red LEDs, six 100 ohm ¼ watt resistors, three quick-wiring terminal blocks, a set of ten crocodile clip leads, a quick start guide in English (updated for micro:bit V2) and a cardboard box designed to be used in some of your own projects.
micro:bitBoard with 4 relays controlled from a micro:bit.
micro:bitKit containing everything needed to build an aluminium alloy robotic arm with 4 degrees of freedom and a gripper for picking up objects, all controlled via the micro:bit board (not included)
micro:bitColourful protective silicone case for micro:bit
micro:bitThis Starter Kit with micro:bit v2.0 is the ideal solution for getting started with coding and electronics in a simple, intuitive way. Thanks to the plug & play modules and MakeCode programming, it allows you to build interactive, engaging projects, perfect for students, beginners and STEM enthusiasts.
micro:bitTobbie II is a robot you build yourself (kit form), with 6 legs and a body free to rotate, carrying all the electronics it needs, including a motor, an infrared sensor and a buzzer to make it lively and interactive for maximum fun
micro:bitTransparent protective enclosure made of plexiglass, suitable for housing micro:bit
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