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== '''Description''' == | == '''Description''' == | ||
<span style=color:red><big>'''Note: the micro:bit has beed updated to V2.0 version; therefore, you can get more details for KS4003-4004 V2.0 basic kit in the following link: | |||
https://fs.keyestudio.com/KS4003-4004''' </big></span> | |||
Micro:bit, half size of credit card, is a micro controller with ARM structure designed by BBC. It is mainly applied to programming education of teenagers, coming with onboard Bluetooth, accelerator, 3 buttons, electronic compass and 5 x 5 LED matrix. <br> | Micro:bit, half size of credit card, is a micro controller with ARM structure designed by BBC. It is mainly applied to programming education of teenagers, coming with onboard Bluetooth, accelerator, 3 buttons, electronic compass and 5 x 5 LED matrix. <br> | ||
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Description
Note: the micro:bit has beed updated to V2.0 version; therefore, you can get more details for KS4003-4004 V2.0 basic kit in the following link:
https://fs.keyestudio.com/KS4003-4004
Micro:bit, half size of credit card, is a micro controller with ARM structure designed by BBC. It is mainly applied to programming education of teenagers, coming with onboard Bluetooth, accelerator, 3 buttons, electronic compass and 5 x 5 LED matrix.
In light of learning Micro:bit knowledge, we launch this kit for starters. Moreover, the commonly used resistors, LEDs, digital tube, sensors and modules are included in the kit as well. A numerous of experiment courses are provided for you, which will assist to have knowledge of Micro:bit.
Product List：
When we get the keyestudio Micro:bit starter learning kit, check the inclusive components first please. (Note: KS4003 isn’t inclusive of Micro:bit board but KS04004 contains it)
Please browse the link https://fs.keyestudio.com/KS4003-4004 to look through projects, program code, CoolTerm and driver: