Kitronik ZIP Halo - LED ring for BBC micro:bit
ID: 1198641
6609025140384
zł61.81
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zł50.25 tax excl.
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
Description
Kitronik ZIP Halo is a circular expansion board for the BBC micro:bit, equipped with 24 individually addressable ZIP LEDs (RGB, compatible with WS2812B/NeoPixel). Each LED can display the full color spectrum, allowing for impressive animations, visualizations, and colorful lighting effects in educational and creative projects. The board is mounted directly to the micro:bit using five screws, ensuring a stable and solid connection. Additionally, the board provides access to P1 and P2 pins as well as power and ground (2.54 mm pitch), enabling the connection of additional components such as sensors or switches. Further expansion is possible by chaining additional ZIP LEDs.
The ZIP Halo is powered with a voltage range of from 3.5V to 5V, and the built-in regulator supplies the appropriate voltage to the BBC micro:bit. Power can be supplied via a JST connector (e.g., using a 3 × AAA battery pack or a LiPo battery) or by soldering wires directly to the pads. The LEDs are fully compatible with NeoPixel/WS2812B libraries, and programming is possible in the MakeCode editor (Blocks/JavaScript) or MicroPython.
Features
- 24 individually addressable ZIP LEDs (RGB, WS2812B compatible)
- Ability to create impressive light animations and visualizations
- Compatible with Adafruit NeoPixel and WS2812B control code
- Direct mounting to micro:bit using screws
- Additional expansion headers (P1, P2, power, ground, 2.54 mm pitch)
- Built-in voltage regulator powering the micro:bit
- Option to connect additional ZIP LED strips/modules
- Programmable in MakeCode, JavaScript, and MicroPython
- Power supply: 3.5V to 5V
- Current consumption: 50 mA per LED
- Dimensions: diameter 80 mm, height 3.2 mm (with micro:bit: 10 mm)
Kit contains
- ZIP Halo for BBC micro:bit
- 5 × M3 × 6 mm screws
1198641
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
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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