Description micro:bit Prototype Expansion Board
The Micro:bit Prototype Expansion Board is an essential tool for anyone exploring electronics and programming. This compact, versatile board allows the BBC micro:bit to build and control more complex circuits. Measuring just 62mm x 82mm, it is designed for ease of use and accessibility. The expansion board offers external DC or USB power, providing flexibility in power sources.
This expansion board is equipped with a range of digital and analog interfaces, including P0 to P20 and dedicated analog ports (P0, P1, P2, P3, P10), making it easy to connect various components. The built-in breadboard makes it easy to build circuits without the hassle of soldering. This makes it ideal for beginners and experienced users who want to work quickly and efficiently.
The voltage selection is also flexible. Use VIN for input voltages above 6V, and VCC for lower voltages. The board can be powered directly from the micro:bit, making it easy and convenient for quick projects.
micro:bit Prototype Expansion Board
SKU: MB1010
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Description micro:bit Prototype Expansion Board
The Micro:bit Prototype Expansion Board is an essential tool for anyone exploring electronics and programming. This compact, versatile board allows the BBC micro:bit to build and control more complex circuits. Measuring just 62mm x 82mm, it is designed for ease of use and accessibility. The expansion board offers external DC or USB power, providing flexibility in power sources.
This expansion board is equipped with a range of digital and analog interfaces, including P0 to P20 and dedicated analog ports (P0, P1, P2, P3, P10), making it easy to connect various components. The built-in breadboard makes it easy to build circuits without the hassle of soldering. This makes it ideal for beginners and experienced users who want to work quickly and efficiently.
The voltage selection is also flexible. Use VIN for input voltages above 6V, and VCC for lower voltages. The board can be powered directly from the micro:bit, making it easy and convenient for quick projects.
