Overview:

The BBC micro:bit, a pocket-sized (4cm×5cm) ARM development board designed for helping children to learn programming skills, is now updated to the new V2 version. You can use your BBC micro:bit for all sorts of cool creations including digital games, musical instruments, robots, scientific experiments, wearable devices, and more.

The micro:bit V2 adopts faster ARM Cortex-M4 nRF52833 processor, integrates 2.4G Radio/BLE Bluetooth 5.0, and now includes built-in MEMS microphone, speaker, and touch sensitive logo pin, enabling people to get creative more easily through sound and touch sensing. It also offers 5x5 red LED matrix with separate control for each LED, and two programmable user buttons that can be used to control games or pause/skip songs on a playlist. The micro:bit V2 has a motion sensor which combines 3-axis sensing accelerometer, together with magnetometer that can be used as compass or magnetic field strength sensor.

Features:

Micro:bit V2 is a pocket-sized microcontroller launched by the British Broadcasting Corporation BBC. It is an ARM development board for programming education for teenagers.

It is only half the size of a credit card (4cm×5cm), and can be used for various cool creations, such as write video games, musical instruments, robot control, scientific experiments, and wearable device development,etc.

Micro:bit V2 adopts faster nRF52833 processor based on ARM Cortex-M4, onboard wireless 2.4G, integrated low energy Bluetooth 5.0; Onboard MEMS microphone, speaker and touch sensor logo, use sound and touch way, easy to play Own creativity;

It also has a 5×5 red LED dot matrix, each LED light can be individually programmed; two programmable buttons can be used to control the game or pause and skip songs in the playlist;

The micro:bit V2 has a motion sensor which combines 3-axis sensing accelerometer, together with magnetometer that can be used as compass or magnetic field strength sensor.

Package included:

1x BBC Micro:bit V2 Board