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Package Includes:
- 1 x Micro:Bit V2.2 Board
- 1 x Quick start guide
Specifications:
Brand |
BBC Micro:Bit |
Model |
Micro:Bit V2.2 |
Processor |
Nordic Semiconductor nRF52833 processor |
Core Variant |
Arm Cortex-M4 32bit processor with FPU |
Flash Memory |
512KB Flash |
RAM |
128KB RAM |
Pins |
25 |
Speed | 64MHz |
Dimensions(LXB) | 40 x 50mm |
Weight |
120 grams |
Specifications:
Brand
Specifications:
BBC Micro:Bit
Specifications:
Model
Specifications:
Micro:Bit V2.2
Specifications:
Processor
Specifications:
Nordic Semiconductor nRF52833 processor
Specifications:
Core Variant
Specifications:
Arm Cortex-M4 32bit processor with FPU
Specifications:
Flash Memory
Specifications:
512KB Flash
Specifications:
RAM
Specifications:
128KB RAM
Specifications:
Pins
Specifications:
25
Specifications:
Weight
Specifications:
120 grams
Specifications:
1. What’s new with the Micro:Bit V2.2?
- The BBC micro:bit launched in 2016 and has been a huge success globally, completely transforming the way children learnt about computing digitally. All of the features everyone loves about the micro:bit have stayed whilst some new ones have been added. The micro:bit V2.2 board is backwards compatible with other micro:bit boards, ecosystems and accessories. So you don’t have to worry about replacing any equipment you have.
2. How to get started with the Micro:Bit?
- The micro: bit is super easy to use. You don’t need lots of complicated peripherals to get started – all you need is a PC or mobile device to programme it on. To get started you will need:
- A micro:bit and battery pack with 2 AAA batteries
- A computer, phone or tablet with internet access code editors to programme your micro:bit
- If you’re using a computer, a USB lead to connect your micro:bit
- For building and making projects with your micro:bit, some extra items that are great to have include headphones, crocodile clip leads and conductive materials such as aluminium foil and paper clips.
Once the micro:bit is programmed it will then stay in the flash memory and you can run it every time as many times as desired. Then you can re-programme it when you want to try a different project, 1 programme can be held at a time.