Micro:bit Starter Kit (micro:bit board not included)

Micro:bit: the starter kit that opens up a world of experimentation

The micro:bit kit for beginners contains over 20 electrical components, including diodes, LEDs, a motor and servo, a temperature sensor, pushbutton switches, etc. There is also a breadboard and all the necessary connection cables for carrying out your first electronic and electrical experiments.

The micro:bit Starter Kit not only helps you understand how each component works, but also teaches you how to include them in circuits of increasing complexity that you can design yourself.

One teaching aid, 13 lessons

In addition to all this equipment, the micro:bit Starter Kit offers a fun learning programme with 13 lessons serving various purposes. Students acquire knowledge progressively as a result of practice and experimentation.

The lessons will teach them how to connect an electric motor to a pushbutton switch, make several LEDs flash alternately, and display data collected by a temperature sensor.

Technical specifications of the ElecFreaks micro:bit Starter Kit

The kit includes:

• 1 adapter for the micro:bit breadboard
• 1 transparent breadboard 83 x 55 mm
• 1 transparent battery holder for 2 AAA batteries
• 1 EF92A 180° analogue micro:servo for micro:bit
• 1 TMP36 temperature sensor
• 1 photocell
• 1 micro-B USB cable
• 1 pack of 65 breadboard jumper wires
• 1 RGB LED with diffuse light
• 5 red LEDs
• 5 blue LEDs
• 5 yellow LEDs
• 5 green LEDs
• 1 x 10K potentiometer
• 2 pushbutton switches
• 1 self-lock switch
• 1 mini speaker
• 10 × 100 Ω resistors
• 10 x 10K Ω resistors
• 5 crocodile clip wires
• 1 miniature 5V motor
• 1 TIP120 NPN transistor
• 2 1N4007 diodes
• 1 x 8 RGB rainbow LED ring
• Dimensions: 195 x 135 x 65 mm
• Weight: 438.25 g
• micro:bit breadboard not included

Resources for the micro:bit kit for beginners

You will find all the lessons provided with the micro:bit Starter Kit below:

• User Manual - Starter kit Micro:bit
• Dual editor (Blockly and Python) for micro:bit and its compatible sensors and actuators
• Quick start guide
• About micro:bit
• Hardware
• Apps
• ScratchX + micro:bit
• Program your micro:bit with Arduino!