An advanced LED module for the BBC micro:bit, featuring 60 individually addressable ZIP LEDs, plus a MEMS microphone and piezo speaker to create light and sound effects. The module also has an I2C-controlled real-time clock, and its integrated edge connector and AA battery holder means it\'s ready to go as soon as you plug in your micro:bit. Kitronik 5672

A compact servo controller based on the PCA9685 chip, allowing simultaneous control of up to 16 RC servos. The board features a built-in Edge Connector for direct connection to the micro:bit and Link-compatible pads for easy integration with other modules. Power can be supplied via the terminal block or servo connectors, and a built-in switch and LED simplify operation. The controller provides a stabilized 3.3V output for the micro:bit and additional devices, making it a perfect central module in your project. Kitronik 5694

An educational kit for learning electronics and programming using the BBC micro:bit. It allows you to create creative projects combining crafts with interactive elements like a motor, servo, or touch-controlled light. The kit is powered by three AA batteries, has an on/off switch, and is operated via the MakeCode editor with a dedicated extension. The kit includes an instruction booklet and two ready-made projects to get you started quickly. Kitronik 56132

This DIY kit allows you to create a compact and bright LED lamp using 9 diodes with a total intensity of approximately 16,000 mCd. Built-in resistors allow the system to be powered directly from a 5V power supply or from three AA batteries, ensuring flexibility and ease of use. Its simple design makes it ideal for soldering practice. Kitronik 2169

An 8x8 panel with 64 addressable RGB LEDs, designed to work with the BBC micro:bit. It allows you to display text, animations, and lighting effects in full color, and thanks to the expansion connectors, multiple boards can be connected to create larger displays. The module is powered by a JST connector with a built-in regulator, and its design protects the micro:bit from overload. The ZIP Tile is easy to use thanks to MakeCode blocks and is ideal for educational projects, hobby projects, and interactive installations. Kitronik 5645

The power module is designed to work with BBC micro:bit boards. It is equipped with a buzzer and a CR2032 battery socket. Kitronik 5610-V2

Programmable buzzer controller with six buttons, designed to work with Raspberry Pi Pico W and offering pinouts for many pins. It is ideal as a remote control for the Kitronik Autonomous Robotics (Buggy) platform, and thanks to its compact size and lack of a display, it is a cost-effective solution for controlling robots and vehicles in DIY projects. Kitronik 5353

Bluetooth stereo amplifier module that allows you to play music wirelessly from phones, tablets or computers. It automatically enters pairing mode after the first power supply and then connects to the last paired device, making it easy to use. The set includes 3W speakers with practical JST connectors, and the board is equipped with an integrated LiPo battery charging system, which allows powering from various sources, such as USB-C or battery. Kitronik 2182

LED module dedicated to low-power lighting, ideal for desk lamps and creative lighting housings. Equipped with a micro USB connector, it is easy to power from computers or laptops, and thanks to its compact dimensions and simple layout, it can be easily integrated into various projects, offering the possibility of connecting an additional switch. Kitronik 2176

The Feetech FS90MG-CL servo with alligator clip leads features metal gears for greater reliability and durability than its plastic counterparts. It offers a 180-degree range of motion and is rated for voltages from 4.8V to 6V, providing torque from 1.8kg to 2.2kg, making it a great choice for micro:bit projects that can be programmed in MakeCode or Python. Kitronik 25105

A module with a 0.96" OLED display with a resolution of 128x64 pixels dedicated to the BBC micro:bit platform. It allows easy connection of the micro:bit without additional mounting thanks to the built-in edge connector. The display uses the SSD1306 controller operating with the I2C interface, and the board has pads for splitting the I2C lines and additional pins for connecting sensors, which allows for the expansion of the module with new functions. Kitronik provides dedicated blocks and sample code for the MakeCode and MicroPython editors. Kitronik 56115

Button cell battery socket specially designed for e-textiles from Kitronik. It has large connection points that allow easy connection of the conductive thread. Dedicated to CR2032 batteries. Kitronik 2701

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

A1 size mat designed for educational robots such as Motor, mini and Edison V2. Perfect for play or educational projects. It is double-sided, offering a track to follow lines on one side and a city model on the other, eliminating the need to create boards by hand and making it easier to implement projects related to traffic. Kitronik 46165

An expansion board for the BBC micro:bit, allowing easy connection and control of low-power servos. It supports two servos by default, and up to three by disabling the built-in ZIP LEDs. Powered by three AAA batteries, it simultaneously supplies power to the micro:bit, while a power switch protects against unnecessary discharge. With five RGB ZIP LEDs and the ability to connect additional ones, the board allows for attractive lighting effects and is ideal for robotic projects like the :MOVE mini. Kitronik 5623

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

A compact light sensor for e-textile projects that allows devices to be activated based on ambient light levels. The OUT output generates a voltage ranging from 0.9V in low light to 2.9V in bright environments, allowing for the creation of interactive effects in clothing and accessories. Large connection points allow for easy sewing of conductive thread, and the small size makes the module easy to integrate into a variety of projects. Kitronik 2754

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