micro:bit Go V2 kit
19,45 € INCL. VAT
- micro:bit V2 board with sensors and Bluetooth connectivity
- Accessories included: USB cable, holder and AAA batteries
- Compatible with MakeCode, Python and Scratch
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- Description
Description
The micro:bit Go V2 kit is an all-in-one solution designed to make learning programming and electronics easier. This kit includes the BBC micro:bit V2board, a compact and powerful microcontroller, along with all the accessories you need to get started right away.
micro:bit V2 board technical specifications:
- Microcontroller : Nordic nRF52833 with 64 MHz ARM Cortex-M4 core
- Memory : 512 Kb Flash and 128 Kb RAM
- Display : Matrix of 25 red LEDs (5×5)
- Inputs/Outputs :
- 2 programmable buttons (A and B)
- Capacitive touch logo
- 25-pin connector for extensions
- Integrated sensors :
- 3-axis accelerometer
- Magnetometer (compass)
- Temperature sensor
- Light sensor
- MEMS microphone with LED indicator
- Built-in loudspeaker
- Connectivity : Bluetooth 5.1 and 2.4 GHz radio
- Power supply : Via USB or 2 AAA batteries
- Dimensions : 52 mm x 42 mm x 11.7 mm
Kit contents :
- 1 board BBC micro:bit V2
- 1 micro-USB cable for programming and power
- 1 holder for 2 AAA batteries
- 2 AAA batteries
- 1 quick start guide
Educational and creative applications :
Thanks to its multiple sensors and functions, the micro:bit V2 can be used for a variety of educational and entertaining projects:
- Creating interactive games
- Weather station development
- Simple robot design
- Exploring the principles of physics and electronics
- Introduction to programming with languages such as MakeCode, Python or Scratch
The micro:bit Go V2 kit is ideal for teachers, students and technology enthusiasts who want to discover and experiment with programming in an interactive, hands-on way.
