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Keyestudio Micro:bit 45 in 1 Starter Sensor Kit, DIY Electronics Kit for BBC Micro:bit V2+57 Projects with Gift Box
KEYESTUDIO 45 Sensor Starter Kit for BBC Microbit V2.2 V2 V1.5 (without micro:bit), Sensor Breakout Board, i2c LCD, Buzzer, 5v Relay with Tutorials 57 Coding Courses for Teens Adults 15+
Brand KEYESTUDIO Model Name ks4009 CPU Model MediaTek MT8125 Connectivity Technology I2C Operating System mbed OS
About this item Micro:bit Board V2.2 is Included! Contains 45 kinds of sensors like led lights, temperature sensor, i2c LCD, sound sensor, motion sensor, etc. and usb cable, jumper wires for microbit connection. This kit is compatible with Micro:bit v2 v1.5 This 45 sensor kit has everything you need to start a project for all beginners
KEYESTUDIO 45 in 1 Box Sensor Starter Kit for micro:bit Coding | Easy to learn | Great STEM Electronics Programming Kit for Beginners Teens Adults
45 IN 1 Starter Kit for MicroBit
- Great starter kit for doing small projects and learning all the basics.
- This kit Not contain micro:bit board! please prepare it by yourself.
- Contains high-quality 45 kinds of electronic components to play with. Each sensor is safely wrapped in a little bag.
- Provides Instructions about 57 projects in pdf.file which can be downloaded on the keyestudio wiki website. The tutorial gives a decent overview of each component before explaining how to use them. The tutorial also shows how to program the microbit using micro:bit Makecode Block Code and it can be switched to JavaScript and Python code.
- Kit relies 100% on the online microbit.org site and the editor on that site but it’s pretty easy to use.
- This kit has everything you need to start a project for all students or beginners learning about electronics and coding.
Great STEM kit for anyone to learn programming and electronics. Compatible with microbit v1.5 & v2
The Micro:bit is a great introduction to programming and teaching kids how to code, you do require a computer or a tablet to do the programming to download your code to the Micro:bit.
You can start off using the simple Micro:bit Blocks development language on the Micro:bit website but as you progress you can switch to other languages such as Python, Swift, Java and others.
The Micro:bit has buttons, an accelerometer, an LED display, a compass, and the ability to connect and control other components such as motors, servos and sensors.
You can write simple games, create electronic projects and work your way up to small but complex programs.
Please Note the micro:bit control board is Not Included in this 45 IN 1 starter kit!
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