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Educational kit for learning the basics of programming and electronics using BBC micro:bit. Includes a breadboard breakout board, prototyping breadboard, LEDs, buzzer, resistors and jumper wires required to complete 5 experiments described step by step in the included guide. Circuit assembly requires no soldering, and programs can be created in Microsoft MakeCode. Kitronik 5666
The kit introduces the basics of programming BBC micro:bit and building electronic circuits without requiring previous experience. The included guide explains how to use a prototyping breadboard, create programs in Microsoft MakeCode and connect individual components. Each of the five experiments includes a circuit diagram, a top-down breadboard layout, a code walkthrough and an explanation of how the electronic components operate. No soldering is required, allowing the circuits to be rebuilt and reused for further exercises.

The five projects cover LED control, a buzzer jukebox, sequential light control, a digital LED thermometer and traffic lights with a pedestrian crossing. After completing the exercises, the included components can be used to build custom BBC micro:bit prototypes. The manufacturer also provides ready-made MakeCode examples for all experiments and additional challenges, as well as Python versions of the programs in HEX and PY formats.

The kit includes a Breadboard Breakout Board that connects BBC micro:bit to the included breadboard and other electronic components.
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