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BBC Micro:Bit

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The BBC micro:bit mini computer is a compact, programmable board for electronics and programming projects. It is designed for children and beginners who want to write code, test electronic ideas, and build simple interactive projects. The board includes sensors, a 25 LED matrix, and two push buttons for input and control. It is based on the nRF51822 microcontroller with BLE radio. The BBC micro:bit supports MakeCode/PXT blocks, microPython, C, and C++. It also includes USB connectivity and a Micro B USB connector for easy connection to a computer.

Features of BBC Micro:Bit Mini Computer

  • Compact pocket-sized board
  • 25 LED matrix
  • Two push buttons
  • BLE radio support
  • Sensor-based input
  • Programmable with multiple languages

Specifications of BBC Micro:Bit Mini Computer

  • Processor: ARM Cortex M0 32-bit
  • Processor frequency: 16 MHz
  • RAM: 16 KB
  • Flash memory: 256 KB
  • Bluetooth: BLE in MASTER and SLAVE modes
  • LED matrix: 25 LEDs
  • Accelerometer: 3-axis unscaled MMA8652
  • Magnetometer: 3-axis unscaled MAG3110
  • Push buttons: 2
  • Input/Output: USB
  • Input/Output: serial IO connector
  • Input/Output: 2 or 3 configurable PWM outputs
  • Compatible connectors: 5 banana / crocodile clip connectors
  • Analog inputs: 6
  • GPIO pins: 6 to 17
  • Communication interfaces: SPI
  • Communication interfaces: I2C
  • USB connector: Micro B
  • Operating voltage: 3 V

How to Use BBC Micro:Bit Mini Computer

  1. Connect the board to a computer using the Micro B USB connector.
  2. Select a programming environment such as MakeCode/PXT blocks, microPython, C, or C++.
  3. Write your code and load it onto the board.

More Info

  • Suitable for electronics learning and beginner programming.
  • Supports USB and BLE connectivity.
  • Includes a 21-pin edge connector.
More Information
MCU/SoCnRF51822
Product FamilyMicro:bit
ArchitectureARM Cortex-M0
CPU Cores1
Clock Speed (MHz)16 MHz
Flash256 KB
SRAM16 KB
GPIO Pins25
SPI interface Pins1
I2C interface Pins1
UART interface Pins1
USB PortsMicro-USB
CAN Bus SupportNo
Ethernet SupportNo
ADC Channels6
PWM Channels3
Timers Count3
Operating Voltage (V)3.3V
GPIO Voltage (V)3.3V
GPIO Current (mA)5 mA
WirelessBluetooth Low Energy
Form FactorPocket-sized
IDE SupportMicroPython, C++, Makecode
Input Voltage (V)3V - 5V
Antenna TypeInternal Antenna
Bluetooth Ver.LE
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