OKdo starter kit with micro: bit module

Description

OKdo starter kit containing the BBC micro:bit v2 board and accessories necessary to start playing with programming, including a PVC case, a battery holder with a switch and a 1 m long USB cable.

Micro:bit v2 is an educational module with a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 processor designed for the youngest in order to interest them in computer engineering. On a plate with dimensions of 52 x 43 mm there are, among others accelerometer, magnetometer, temperature sensor, LED matrix, touch button, as well as Bluetooth and USB connectivity. The module can be programmed by e.g. by the popular MakeCode editor. The manufacturer also provides a mobile application, available for Android and iOS phones, with which you can send the code to the device via Bluetooth connectivity.

Features

• Microcontroller with ARM Cortex-M4 64 MHz core with FPU
• 512 KB Flash
• 128 KB of RAM
• LED matrix 5x5 (red)
• Two programmable buttons, tactile logo
• MEMS microphone and LED indicator
• Light sensor, compass, accelerometer, temperature sensor and speaker
• 2.4 GHz micro: bit Radio/BLE 5.0 Smart Antenna
• 25-pin edge connector
• 4 dedicated GPIO, PWM, I2C, SPI
• Three digital/analog I/O ports
• Two power ports: 3V and GND
• Dedicated I2C bus for peripheral devices
• MicroUSB connector (5V)
• JST-PH battery connector
• Power/reset button with status LED
• Programmable in C ++, MakeCode, Python, Scratch

Kit contains

• Educational module micro:bit v2
• 1m micro USB cable
• Basket for two AAA batteries
• PVC casing
• Instruction