Education kitsMicro:bit Educational FoundationUnited Kingdom
BBC micro:bit V2
A pocket-sized programmable computer that has become the global standard for classroom electronics. Version 2 adds a Cortex-M4 processor, microphone, speaker and touch-sensitive logo — everything for dozens of solder-free projects on a single board. The foundation of entire ecosystems of educational robots and sensors.
Specifications
- Processor
- Nordic nRF52833, ARM Cortex-M4, 64 MHz
- Memory
- 512 KB flash, 128 KB RAM
- Display
- 5×5 matrix of 25 LEDs
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4 GHz radio
- Sensors
- Accelerometer, magnetometer, temperature, microphone
- Audio
- Built-in speaker
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Applications
- Computer-science and physics lessons
- The brain for robot platforms (Maqueen and others)
- Smart-home and wearable-electronics projects
- Electronics and coding clubs
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