Cable USB Akyga AK-USB-37 USB type C (m) / USB type C (m) ver. 2.0 100W 1.0m. Akyga AK-USB-37

A circular board for the BBC micro:bit with 24 addressable ZIP LEDs, offering a full color spectrum and allowing for the creation of eye-catching lighting animations. Mounts directly to the micro:bit using screws, and additional pins allow for the connection of sensors or additional LEDs. Power is supplied via a JST socket or solder pads, and the built-in regulator also powers the micro:bit. The ZIP Halo is fully compatible with NeoPixel libraries and can be programmed in MakeCode or MicroPython. Kitronik 5625

A complete starter kit for creating projects with e-textiles and micro:bit, ideal for beginners, hobbyists, and educators. The box includes sewing LEDs, 5mm diffused LEDs, conductive thread, and alligator clips, allowing you to start experimenting right away. The kit allows you to create ready-made projects like the Emoji Bag or Rocket Pencil Case, or create your own ideas. Kitronik 5607

Cable USB Akyga AK-USB-43 USB type C (m) / USB type C (m) magnetic ver. 2.0 2.0m

Micro USB service cable 1m. Akyga AK-SC-39

Converter adapter with cable Akyga AK-AD-39 mini DisplayPort (m) / VGA (f) 15cm. Akyga AK-AD-39

This e-textile module allows you to program interactive projects such as clothing, accessories, and educational gadgets. It features a PICAXE 14M2 chip, a white LED, a momentary pushbutton, and 6 I/O pins with PWM and ADC functionality, allowing you to control LEDs, buzzers, and other components. The module is powered from 3 to 5.5V via a JST connector or wired connections, and its large connection points facilitate installation in fabrics. Kitronik 2751

A compact sound module for e-textile projects that generates a loud and clear 2.7 kHz tone at 3V. Featuring a sewn-on, double-sided PCB and marked \'+\' and \'-\' terminals, integration with conductive thread is quick and reliable. The buzzer is ideal for interactive clothing and educational gadgets. Kitronik 2745

This module allows you to automatically turn on LEDs in the dark thanks to a built-in light sensor. It comes with a CR2032 battery holder and a slide switch to turn the module on and off. It also has two sets of pads for connecting LEDs, allowing for flexible lighting design. Kitronik 2721

A motion-activated module that activates the circuit when tilted 10° from the horizontal position. Equipped with double-sided connection points for conductive thread, it can be easily incorporated into clothing, bags, or interactive decorations. The module supports voltages up to 24 V and a maximum current of 25 mA, and its compact size makes it convenient for small e-textile projects. Kitronik 2710

The :MOVE mini MK2 robot kit allows for automatic line tracking, enhancing the interactivity of educational projects. The kit is easy to assemble, requires no soldering, and adjustable sensors allow for precise sensitivity adjustments for the left and right sides of the robot. The module can track both a dark line on a light background and a light line on a dark background, and backward compatibility with the original :MOVE mini makes it easy to use in older projects. Kitronik 5659

This micro:bit module allows for light and object detection and line tracking, making it ideal for educational and robotic projects. Equipped with three phototransistors, it provides precise measurements, and the analog signal transmitted to the micro:bit allows for precise analysis of the surroundings. The board can be connected directly to the micro:bit or via alligator clips. Kitronik 5678

This board allows for simultaneous control of two motors with full direction and stopping control, ideal for robotic buggies and educational vehicles. It features built-in short circuit, overload, and overheat protection, as well as a stabilized 3V output to power the micro:bit. The Edge Connector and additional pins allow for easy connection of sensors, switches, and accessories, expanding the project\'s functionality. Programming is supported by dedicated MakeCode blocks and support for the Kitronik 5698 Python.

A compact line-tracing board designed for Raspberry Pi Pico, BBC micro:bit, and Arduino projects. Equipped with three phototransistors, it generates an analog output voltage proportional to the substrate\'s color, enabling precise control of autonomous vehicles. The board is solderless and ready to use, with a standard 2.54mm connector for easy integration with prototype breadboards. Kitronik 5337

ARM Cortex-M4 CPU, 2048kB Flash, 256kB RAM, Ethernet, Encryption, Camera, USB OTG FS+HS, 2xCAN, 4xUART, 3xI2C, 6xSPI, ADC, DAC, STM, LQFP144, RoHS