Tutorial Description This short video introduces the amp:bit. This product is the easiest way to hook up a set of headphones or speakers to your BBC micro:bit. Simply plug the micro:bit into the amp:bit and then plug in your headphones! Alternatively, you can solder a PC speaker directly to the provided pads or solder …
Tutorial Description This short video we show you how to solder the headers to the exhi:bit DIY Daughter board the easy way.
Tutorial Description This video introduces the simon:says board for micro:bit. The fully assembled add-on board helps to turn your micro:bit into a Simon Says game. Simply program it and you’re good to go!
This guide will show you how to assemble the pedestrian crossing project board for the exhi:bit prototyping system for micro:bit. We also show you a quick demo of it running at the end. Please note the Red LEDs look orange in this video, that’s due to the camera and lighting used. You can view …
One cold and blustery morning, Ewan had an idea! “How about using a micro:bit with a distance sensor and a haptic feedback driver to create an Electronic “white stick”. This task was handed to myself, and after reading a few data sheets, I designed a circuit and then a PCB that can mount to a …
Tutorial Description This short video shows a very simple example of using the 1up:bit with the BBC micro:bit. Get Code Here.
Tutorial Description This short video will show you the easy way to solder the headers on to your bread:bit using a breadboard as a jig.
Tutorial Description This short video shows you the micro :pixel EDGE a micro :bit accessory which makes your micro :bit into a full colour torch. It also shows you how simple it is to program using PXT.
Tutorial Description In this short tutorial video, we show you how to solder up the 1up:bit the controller for BBC micro:bit. There is also am assembly version of this video if you aren’t up for soldering.
Tutorial Description This video gives you an introduction to the OctoSnap the breakaway header pin snapper! There’s no need to count the pins and use pliers, just insert the header strip into the OctoSnap and snap the correct number of pins out.