BBC micro:bit Go V2

The BBC micro:bit Go V2 is a compact and powerful computer board that's perfect for tech and STEM enthusiasts. With a size of only half a credit card, this tiny computer offers a multitude of features. It features a 5x5 programmable LED matrix, two programmable buttons, an accelerometer, digital compass, thermometer, Bluetooth, a new touch-sensitive logo, a microphone, speaker, and other electronic modules. It is ideal for teaching children coding and solving problems with technology.

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Features:

Operable via the Micro USB connection on the PC
On-board speaker
MEMS microphone with LED indicator
Touch-sensitive Touch Logo
5x5 LED matrix for displaying texts, characters, and patterns
Two programmable buttons on the board that can be evaluated
On-board motion detector and digital accelerometer that can be evaluated
Built-in compass on the board
Integrated 3D magnetometer for detecting and detecting magnetic fields
BLE Bluetooth 5.0
Built-in Sleep/Off mode, i.e., the card can be switched off with connected batteries.
In addition to the USB activity indicator, a power LED indicates whether the micro:bit is switched on or off.
Using a 20-pin connector, the BBC Micro:bit can be connected to other devices like Raspberry Pi or Arduino via a standard connector.
Compatible with C++, Make Code, Python and Scratch

Use cases:

Coding projects for children and teenagers in schools and at home.
Introduction to the world of robotics and electronics.
Creating interactive and creative projects like games, musical instruments or weather stations

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Technical data:

Processor: Nordic Semiconductor nRF52833.
Memory: 512kB Flash, 128kB RAM.
Interface: NXP KL27Z, 32kB RAM.
Wireless: 2.4Ghz Micro:bit Radio/BLE Bluetooth 5.0.
Power supply: 5V via Micro-USB port, 3V via Edge Connector or battery pack. LED power indicator, power off (press and hold power button).
Motion sensor: ST LSM303.
Software: C++, Make Code, Python, Scratch.
Dimensions: 40 x 50mm
Weight: 140g