micro: Breadboard for micro:bit

The DFRobot micro: Breadboard is an expansion board for the BBC micro:bit with a breadboard for getting started with electronics. All 19 IO pins of the micro:bit are brought out as pin and socket headers, components are plugged in without soldering and can be reused again and again. Two buttons A and B, a power LED and a separate on/off switch make assembly and troubleshooting easier. The breadboard is supplied separately and is stuck on by the user.

The micro:bit is not included.

Recommended Accessories:

• BBC micro:bit V2
• Dupont Jumper Cable Set 10cm 60 pieces.
• 0.8m Micro USB 2.0 cable black

Features:

• Medium-size breadboard 82 × 55 mm, supplied separately for sticking on
• All 19 IO pins brought out as pin and socket headers
• 4 power connections and 4 GND connections
• Buttons A and B on the board, power LED and on/off switch
• Power via Micro USB 5 V
• Programming graphically, with Mind+ or Python
• M3 mounting holes

Application Examples:

• First circuits with LED, push buttons and sensors on the micro:bit
• Light-controlled lamp, doorbell or temperature alarm
• Electronics lessons without soldering

Documentation:

• Wiki DFRobot MBT0009
• Example control LED with buttons, MakeCode (DFRobot wiki)
• Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

Technical Data:

• Manufacturer: DFRobot
• Manufacturer SKU: MBT0009
• Operating voltage: 3.3 to 5 V (product page), the wiki states 3.5 to 5 V
• Power: Micro USB 5 V
• Digital output: 0 V / 3.3 V
• Analog voltage: 0 to 3.3 V DC
• micro:bit pins: 19 (P0 to P16, P19, P20)
• Power connections: 4
• GND connections: 4
• Breadboard: 3.23 × 2.17 inch (82 × 55 mm), medium size
• Controls: buttons A and B, power LED, on/off switch
• Mounting: M3 holes
• Dimensions: 162 × 72 × 20 mm
• Weight: 136.4 g

Scope of Delivery:

• 1× micro: Breadboard expansion board
• 1× medium-size breadboard