BBC Micro:bit V2.2 Board

BBC Micro:bit Board V2.2 a powerful, fully programmable hand-held. Designed to encourage children to actively engage in software creation and building new things.

Later BBC Micro:bit Board V2.2

BBC Micro:bit Board V2.2 is a powerful, fully programmable hand-held device designed to encourage children to get involved in creating software and making new things. First, write the code using one of the easy-to-use editors provided on the BBC micro:bit website V2.2 , second connect your micro:bit BBC v2.2 to your computer via USB. Alternatively, press the compile button in the editor and drop the downloaded file directly onto the BBC micro:bit. There is also an app for Android devices.

Based on a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor, this micro:bit has built-in accelerometers and compass sensors. In addition, it also has Bluetooth Low Energy and USB connectivity, a display consisting of 25 LEDs, two programmable buttons and can be powered by USB or an external battery. Subsequently, the device's inputs and outputs are made through five ring connectors that are part of the 21-pin edge connector.

Finally, connect wirelessly and interact with the world around you! Use Bluetooth Low Energy to connect to phones and tablets, take a selfie, or direct the music from your playlists.

Features

• USB and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity.
• Compass and accelerometer.
• 2 x user assignable buttons.
• A 25 LED display.
• 21-pin edge connector.

Content

• 1 x BBC micro:bit V2.2 .

Dimensions

• Length: 52mm.
• Width 42mm.
• Height: 11.7 mm.

Requires

• 1 x USB cable (for programming).
• Computer with Internet access.