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Kitronik 5643, known as LAMP:bit, is a module designed for the BBC micro:bit that replicates the function of a streetlight. It features a white LED and a phototransistor, allowing for the simulation of automatic lighting activation at dusk. This module is an excellent educational tool for learning the basics of programming and understanding how urban lighting systems operate.
The LAMP:bit is equipped with a white LED that acts as a streetlight and a phototransistor that enables automatic switching of the light based on ambient brightness—for example, turning on at dusk. The micro:bit board can be easily attached to the LAMP:bit using screws or clips. The design of the LAMP:bit is inspired by another Kitronik product—STOP:bit—which allows both modules to be used together in larger educational projects, such as simulating intersections or traffic systems. Additionally, dedicated code blocks are available in the MakeCode editor as an extension, making programming easy and accessible. For stability, the bottom part of the PCB can be snapped off to form a cross-shaped base.
Manufacturer BTC Korporacja sp. z o. o. Lwowska 5 05-120 Legionowo Poland sprzedaz@kamami.pl 22 767 36 20
Responsible person BTC Korporacja sp. z o. o. Lwowska 5 05-120 Legionowo Poland sprzedaz@kamami.pl 22 767 36 20
Set of "sleeping lion" with the educational module micro: bit. It consists of a main plate, noise: bit and felt elements, thread and needle to create the toy. Pimoroni PIM363
Module with 17x7 LED matrix display (119 LEDs) designed to work with micro:bit. It uses the IS31FL3731 driver and communicates via the I2C interface. Pimoroni PIM353
A module with a set of environmental sensors (pressure, temperature and humidity sensor, light sensor, MEMS microphone) designed for micro:bit. Pimoroni PIM355
Expansion module compatible with micro:bit. The board is equipped with a 24 V 2 A relay, two buffer inputs, two sink outputs and three analog inputs with a working range up to 24 V. Pimoroni PIM371
Audio module with loudspeaker designed to work with micro:bit. There is an amplifier and an 8 Ω 2 W speaker on the board. Pimoroni PIM356
The module with six touch buttons and LED diodes is designed for micro:bit. It uses the CAP1166 driver and communicates via the I2C interface. Pimoroni PIM401
The IO expansion module is designed to work with the micro: bit educational board. There are 19 IO pins on the board, a buzzer and a voltage stabilization circuit are placed. DFRobot MBT0008
Extension module with a breadboard designed for micro:bit. There are male and female connectors with all IO pins. A great solution for prototyping. DFRobot MBT0009
Extension module with environmental sensors designed for micro: bit. Can be programmed with MakeCode or Mind+. DFRobot MBT0034
The module with a touch keyboard is designed to work with the micro:bit. The user has a keyboard with numbers and mathematical signs at his disposal, thanks to which he can create, for example, a calculator. DFRobot MBT0016
Multifunctional micro:bit expansion module with built-in Li-Ion battery. The board is equipped with a two-channel DC motor driver, 9 IO pins, I2C, UART interface, buzzer, 4 RGB LEDs and a charging circuit. DFRobot MBT0005
Micro:bit expansion module designed for IoT. The board is equipped with WiFi, a two-channel output for DC motors, 6 IO pins, an I2C, UART interface, a buzzer, RGB diodes and a charging circuit. DFRobot MBT0012
Qwiic adapter designed for micro:bit educational modules. Facilitates access to all pins that are led out on the connector with a pitch of 2.54 mm and the Qwiic connector. SparkFun BOB-16446
Qwiic adapter designed for micro:bit educational modules. Facilitates access to all pins that are led out on the connector with a pitch of 2.54 mm and the Qwiic connector. SparkFun BOB-16445
Starter kit for the micro:bit educational module. It includes an expansion module, sensors, motor, servo and the necessary accessories. Cytron EDUBIT-NB
Transparent case made of tinted plastic, designed for micro:bit educational modules. Adafruit 4852
Kitronik 5643, known as LAMP:bit, is a module designed for the BBC micro:bit that replicates the function of a streetlight. It features a white LED and a phototransistor, allowing for the simulation of automatic lighting activation at dusk. This module is an excellent educational tool for learning the basics of programming and understanding how urban lighting systems operate.