BBC Micro:bit V2 (Board Only) – Kitronik Ltd

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Last updated 14 juin 2024

BBC Micro:bit V2 (Board Only) – Kitronik Ltd

Note: We have enabled backorders as stock is beginning to become available and should continue to be so. If this line is out of stock when you visit and your need is urgent, try our micro:bit starter kit, as this is more likely to remain in stock. Unlock your potential and get creative with code, electronics, science, and engineering, with the new BBC micro:bit anything is possible! Description: The new micro:bit V2 is the latest revision of everyone’s favourite powerful palm-sized, and fully programmable computer. Conceived by the BBC to encourage children to get actively involved in writing software and building new things that will be controlled by it. V2 is the same size and shape, and it works in the same way as the original micro:bit. All of the original micro:bit features are still present and are coded in the
Note: We have enabled backorders as stock is beginning to become available and should continue to be so. If this line is out of stock when you visit and your need is urgent, try our micro:bit starter kit, as this is more likely to remain in stock. Unlock your potential and get creative with code, electronics, science, and engineering, with the new BBC micro:bit anything is possible! Description: The new micro:bit V2 is the latest revision of everyone’s favourite powerful palm-sized, and fully programmable computer. Conceived by the BBC to encourage children to get actively involved in writing software and building new things that will be controlled by it. V2 is the same size and shape, and it works in the same way as the original micro:bit. All of the original micro:bit features are still present and are coded in the editors in exactly the same way. For feature and technical specification differences between micro:bit V1 and the new microbit, click here. On-board sensors: micro:bit V2 is in tune with its surroundings, thanks to an impressive array of onboard sensors. The micro:bit can detect movement in 3 directions, which allows you to tackle projects such as movement-triggered alarms, turning the microbit into a tilt-type controller, and more. It has a built-in compass and it can also detect changes in temperature and light level, The mic can be used to monitor sound which can be used to trigger other events or be displayed on the LED matrix. Buttons: The micro:bit features two user-programmable buttons. Switch things on and off, use them to move or fire within games, the possibilities are endless. V2 of the microbit also sees the addition of a front-mounted touch logo, which is part sensor and part button. Light and sound: The micro:bit V1 & V2 both feature an LED matrix display. Arranged in a 5 x 5 grid, this display is fully programmable and can be used to display text, numbers, or images. Create badges, status displays and more. It also features an onboard microphone which can be used for code that reacts to sound. Wireless: The micro:bit features two different forms of wireless communication, Bluetooth and Radio. In microbit V2 Bluetooth has been upgraded from Bluetooth 4.0 to 5.0. Bluetooth. Allowing the micro:bit to communicate with other Bluetooth devices, such as phones, tablets, and even PCs. The Radio module allows the micro:bit to communicate with other nearby micro:bits via radio waves. Edge connector: The edge connector allows the micro:bit to be plugged directly into micro:bit accessories that feature a suitable connector. Allowing control of devices and components without any soldering. The micro:bit features 25 pins; 4 dedicated GPIO, PWM, i2c, SPI, power, and also, 3 ring pins for connecting croc clips/banana plugs. Notched in V2 for easier connection via; crocodile clips and conductive thread. i2C is now a dedicated bus as opposed to V1's shared bus. Power: You can power the micro:bit in three different ways; The USB connector, the JST battery connector, and the 3V pad on the edge connector. In V2, we see the addition of an on/off switch and a power indicator LED. Updates in V2 also see an increase in the amount of power available for accessories, its jumped from 90mA to 200mA. Coding: You can use MakeCode for blocks, javascript, and python as you always have, to use all of the features that are common to both versions of the BBC micro:bit: Every programme that could run on a micro:bit version 1 can be re-built to run on V2. The editors will support both versions simultaneously for features common to both boards. For information on how to convert an old HEX file into a universal HEX file, click here. Features: USB, Radio, serial, and Bluetooth connectivity. A Compass & Accelerometer. 2 x user-assignable buttons. A programmable 25 LED display. 25 pin notched edge connector. Onboard speaker. MEMs Microphone with LED indicator. Touch-sensitive logo. Light level/Temperature sensing. Built-in sleep/off mode allows the board to be powered-down. It can supply up to 200mA of current to external accessories. Power status LED and USB data transfer LED. Code it with MakeCode; Blocks, Javascript, or Python. Contents: 1 x BBC micro:bit V2 Dimensions: PCB Length: 52mm. PCB Width: 42mm. PCB Height: 11.7mm. Video: Requires: 1 x USB Cable (For programming). Computer with Internet access. Optional: Crocodile clips. Conductive thread. micro:bit accessories. Battery pack with JST connector. Batteries. Resources: micro:bit V1 and 2 features comparison. How to convert V1 hex files to Universal hex files. MakeCode - For blocks, javascript, and python editors. Beginners Guide to the micro:bit Python Editor. Kitronik University micro:bit resources and guides. The micro:bit Foundation website.