BitMaker is an expansion board for micro:bit. It is designed for micro:bit users to discover cool and amazing functions of micro:bit. It's very easy to use - you just have to slide it into the micro:bit and then connect your chosen Grove module to a connection port. If you haven't heard of Grove before, Grove is a Seeed Studio series which you can read more about here. BitMaker has an inbuilt programmable RGB LED and a buzzer to allow beginners to extend their micro:bit projects even before they add additional modules.If you wish to start out adding Grove modules, we recommend that you buy a BitGadget Kit which includes a BitMaker and 9 different Grove modules! This is a nice choice for micro:bit intermediate learners to carry out their micro:bit experiments. Feature • Plug & play • Increases micro:bit functionality: comes with an RGB LED and a buzzer, has a power switch and a power indicator, and six spare grove connectors. • Powered by a USB cable • Supports MakeCode programming • Supports microPython programming • Comes with a professional course set Education Focus With the BitMaker, students will develop open-source electronics understanding as well as programming skills. Students must exercise creative thinking and use their hands as they design their own projects, customizing functions through graphical programming. Not only can kids build knowledge of the modules and graphical programming, but they can also learn how to create their own DIY projects. This kit is suitable for: Maker teachers / DIY hobbyists / highschool students / micro:bit beginners Project Project 1: Mini Music PlayerThis is a simple but cool music player made with the BitMaker. You can use it to play your favorite music.Project 2: Random Music Player, Having Fun with an AccelerometerThe accelerometer of micro:bit and BitMaker are combined together in this project. Every time you shake the micro:bit, it plays a different melody.Project 3: Rock-Paper-Scissors When you shake the micro:bit, the matrix with randomly choose to display scissors, rock or paper symbols so you can play with your friends! Part List 1x BitMaker 1x User Guide Specifications Power Supply: via micro USB cableWorking Voltage: 5VWorking Current: 1.5A (Max) Built-in overcurrent protectionPackage Dimensions: 75 (L) * 75 (W) * 25 (H) (Measurement error may exist)Weight: 40 (g)Age for Use: All ages ECCN/HTS HSCODE 8517709000 USHSCODE 8517700000 UPC ROHS 1 LEARN AND DOCUMENTS Documentations Help Documentation Sample Code Files Learn [Others] BitMaker micro:bit is a great micro-controller for kids to learn code and make their own little inventions. [Others] Explore the new micro:bit v2 with Grove! Now you can connect Grove modules to your micro:bit v2 via the BitMaker - Grove Expansion Board and explore more projects!
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