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== Description ==


Micro:bit is a microcontroller of ARM structure designed by the BBC. To be specific, it is only half size of a credit card, onboard with a Bluetooth, an accelerometer, an electronic compass, three buttons, a 5 x 5 LED dot matrix as well as a microphone and is mainly used for programming education of teenagers.<br>
To make Micro:bit more accessible to learn, our team specially developed this robot arm Micro:bit learning kit. It is a STEM education robot arm dedicated to DIY production, programming learning, parent-child entertainment as well as educational training. For instance, we are able to leverage the Micro:bit mainboard and two joystick modules to control the rotation angles of four servos as a way to realize the robot arm to pick up or drop objects in different positions.<br>
For your convenience, tutorials of MakeCode graphical programming and MicroPython language programming are contained in this kit, each of which boasts Micro:bit basic projects and Micro:bit robot arm projects, making it easy for enthusiasts of different ages to master.<br>
== Features ==
1.Detailed installation methods<br>
2.Detailed debugging method of Micro:bit <br>
3.Strong expansibility: Boast Micro:bit servo shield and pins, and other sensors and modules can be extended<br>
4.Multiple controls: Joystick control and mobile phone APP BT control (Apple and Android phones/Tablets) <br>
5.Learning basic programming: MakeCode graphical programming and  MicroPython language programming<br>
== Parameters ==
Working voltage: DC 5V<br>
Power supply: Micro USB interface: DC 5V<br>
Green terminal post: DC 4.5V-28V<br>
Maximum output current: 1.5A<br>
Maximum power consumption: 32W<br>
Bluetooth remote distance: About 30-50m(measured) (It is best to use it in an open area with no distracting devices around)<br>
== Kit ==
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== Projects ==
=== Micro:bit Basic Projects: ===
Project 1:Heartbeat<br>
Project 2: Light Up A Single LED<br>
Project 3: 5 x 5 LED Dot Matrix<br>
Project 4: Programmable Buttons<br>
Project 5: Temperature Measurement<br>
Project 6: Compass<br>
Project 7: Accelerometer<br>
Project 8: Detect Light Intensity<br>
Project 9: Speaker<br>
Project 10: Touch-sensitive Logo<br>
Project 11: Microphone<br>
Project 12: Micro:bit Bluetooth Wireless Communication<br>
=== Micro:bit Robot Arm Projects: ===
Project 13: Rotation of Robot Arm and Control Pins<br>
Project 14: Rotation of Servo  <br>
Project 15: Button Controls Servo<br>
Project 16: Read the Joystick <br>
Project 17: Joysticks Control Robot Arm<br>
Project 18: Read BT Data<br>
Project 19:  BT Controls Robot Arm<br>
== Resources ==
Download code, libraries and more details, please refer to the following link:https://fs.keyestudio.com/KS4038-4039

Latest revision as of 15:52, 29 March 2023

Description

Micro:bit is a microcontroller of ARM structure designed by the BBC. To be specific, it is only half size of a credit card, onboard with a Bluetooth, an accelerometer, an electronic compass, three buttons, a 5 x 5 LED dot matrix as well as a microphone and is mainly used for programming education of teenagers.

To make Micro:bit more accessible to learn, our team specially developed this robot arm Micro:bit learning kit. It is a STEM education robot arm dedicated to DIY production, programming learning, parent-child entertainment as well as educational training. For instance, we are able to leverage the Micro:bit mainboard and two joystick modules to control the rotation angles of four servos as a way to realize the robot arm to pick up or drop objects in different positions.

For your convenience, tutorials of MakeCode graphical programming and MicroPython language programming are contained in this kit, each of which boasts Micro:bit basic projects and Micro:bit robot arm projects, making it easy for enthusiasts of different ages to master.


Features

1.Detailed installation methods
2.Detailed debugging method of Micro:bit
3.Strong expansibility: Boast Micro:bit servo shield and pins, and other sensors and modules can be extended
4.Multiple controls: Joystick control and mobile phone APP BT control (Apple and Android phones/Tablets)
5.Learning basic programming: MakeCode graphical programming and MicroPython language programming


Parameters

Working voltage: DC 5V
Power supply: Micro USB interface: DC 5V
Green terminal post: DC 4.5V-28V
Maximum output current: 1.5A
Maximum power consumption: 32W
Bluetooth remote distance: About 30-50m(measured) (It is best to use it in an open area with no distracting devices around)


Kit

KS4038 contains Micro:bit mainboard, but KS4039 doesn’t contain it.
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Projects

Micro:bit Basic Projects:

Project 1:Heartbeat
Project 2: Light Up A Single LED
Project 3: 5 x 5 LED Dot Matrix
Project 4: Programmable Buttons
Project 5: Temperature Measurement
Project 6: Compass
Project 7: Accelerometer
Project 8: Detect Light Intensity
Project 9: Speaker
Project 10: Touch-sensitive Logo
Project 11: Microphone
Project 12: Micro:bit Bluetooth Wireless Communication

Micro:bit Robot Arm Projects:

Project 13: Rotation of Robot Arm and Control Pins
Project 14: Rotation of Servo
Project 15: Button Controls Servo
Project 16: Read the Joystick
Project 17: Joysticks Control Robot Arm
Project 18: Read BT Data
Project 19:  BT Controls Robot Arm


Resources

Download code, libraries and more details, please refer to the following link:https://fs.keyestudio.com/KS4038-4039