The BBC micro:bit Single is the perfect way to begin your journey into coding, electronics, and interactive projects. Designed for beginners, educators, and makers.

Key Features:

• LED Matrix: 5×5 programmable LED display for graphics, text, and patterns.

• Buttons & Touch Input: Two programmable buttons and a touch-sensitive logo.

• Audio: Built-in microphone and speaker for sound and music projects.

• Sensors: Accelerometer, magnetometer (compass), temperature, and light level sensors for interactive experiments.

• Wireless Communication: Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz radio for device-to-device interaction.

• Powerful Processor: Nordic nRF52833 ARM Cortex-M4 at 64 MHz with 512 KB Flash and 128 KB RAM.

• Edge Connector: 20-pin interface and 5 ring I/O pads for easy connection to accessories and electronics.

• Compact Design: Includes power switch, status LED, and low-power mode for battery saving.

Accessibility & Versatility:

• Works with MakeCode, MicroPython, JavaScript, Scratch, and more – suitable for all skill levels.

• Plug-and-play design makes it quick to set up and start coding.

• Perfect for home learning, classrooms, STEM clubs, or creative projects on the go.

• Compact and portable, with everything you need in one kit.

Educational Value:

The BBC micro:bit Single introduces students and hobbyists to how software and hardware work together. Supported by the Micro:bit Educational Foundation, users gain access to free online lessons, guides, and interactive coding tools, encouraging learning across computing, science, art, music, and design. Ideal for hands-on STEM and STEAM education.

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