BBC Microbit Inventor Kit

BBC Microbit Inventor Kit
The BBC Microbit Inventor Kit is a great way to get started with programming and hardware interaction with the BBC micro:bit. This kit contains everything you need to complete 10 experiments, including using LEDs, motors, LDRs and capacitors. It also includes two more online experiments. The 12 experiments show how code and electronics can work together. Creating practical solutions to real-world situations and problems every day. Likewise, harnessing the power of elements, using sensory input to make things happen and using variable input values ​​to effect gradual change are just some of the things you can learn as you go through the experiments. It provides a fantastic way to learn how to build and control electronic circuits.

However, at home, in schools and offices, we are surrounded by consumer electronics that are, at their core, physical computing devices. Encoded electronic devices are everywhere. Many of these devices have been encoded to communicate things to us, both visually and aurally. The two add-on packs for the kit are specifically designed to introduce you to these aspects of practical physical computing.
10 tutorials

Say "Hello" to Micro:bit
Using a light sensor and analog ports
Dimming an LED using a potentiometer
Using a transistor to control a motor
Using an accelerometer to control speed
Adjust the tone with a buzzer
Wind force
Build a game using a compass
Capacitor charging circuit
Use an RGB LED

BBC micro:bit is not included.