45-sensor kit for microbit for DIY with microbit card
The Keyestudio 45 Sensor Kit for Microbit is a perfect kit for experiential learning of electronics and programming. The kit includes a wide range of sensors and modules that can be easily connected to the Microbit, along with a Micro:bit board (not included in the kit). The kit provides a hands-on learning environment, ideal for students, teachers, and electronics enthusiasts. It includes built-in projects with wiring diagrams and sample code, allowing you to learn and create independently and in a fun way.
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45 Sensor Kit for Microbit for DIY with Microbit Card
45 Sensor Kit for Microbit – DIY
An advanced and diverse sensor kit that includes 45 different sensors and modules for use with the Micro:bit (not including the Microbit card).
With this kit, you can build dozens of educational and practical projects, learn about electronic sensors, program and create smart solutions easily. The kit was developed by Keyestudio, one of the leaders in the field of STEM solutions, represented by Microbit Israel.
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Partial list of sensors:
Analog temperature sensor
Light sensor (photoresistor)
Analog sound sensor
PIR motion sensor
Hall magnetism sensor
Ultrasonic distance sensor
Analog alcohol sensor
Fire sensor (flame)
Vibration sensor
Soil moisture sensor
Thin-film pressure sensor
Ultraviolet illumination sensor
Line tracking sensor
Infrared obstacle detection sensor
Digital push button
Knock sensor
Gas sensor
Capacitive touch sensor
Smart traffic light module
Small servo motor module
The ultimate kit for electronics enthusiasts, students, teachers and anyone who wants to learn and create with Micro:bit!
Microbit-based product
The Micro:bit is a small and powerful laptop, designed by the BBC. It is only half the size of a credit card and is used for programming education for children. The Micro:bit has built-in Bluetooth, an accelerometer, a compass, three buttons, a 5×5 LED matrix, a USB connection and connection pins.
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Description:
The BBC micro:bit is a powerful handheld, fully programmable, computer designed by the BBC. It supports the PXT graphical programming interface developed by Microsoft and can be used under Windows, MacOS, IOS, Android and many other operating systems without additional download of the compiler.
This expansion board can be connected to external power(DC 6-12V , PH2.0-2P interface) and come with a DIP switch for controlling power.
There are two groups of 4P pins extended for I2C communication interface(3.3V and 5v power supply), and another two sets of 4p pins extended for P12 and P13(3.3V and 5v power supply).
At same time, this board comes with 2 groups of IO interfaces connected to micro bit control board.
The signal end close to 3.3V power output is 3.3V and linked with signal terminal of micro:bit board.
The signal terminal close to 5V power end is the conversion port of micro:bit board
When we set signal end to digital output(HIGH level), the signal terminal (close to 5V power end) is 5V.
When we set signal terminal to analog output（P0 P1 P2 P3 P4 P10）, the signal end(close to 5V power end) is 5V*analog value/1023.
While signal end is set to analog input and the voltage of signal end is 3.3-5V, the corresponding signal end of micro:bit is 3.3V;
While its voltage is 0-3.3V, the voltage of signal terminal and signal end of micro bit is same.
When the signal end(close to 5V) is set to digital input and its voltage is 2.1-5V, the corresponding signal end is high level.
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