Kitronik LAB:bit educational platform for BBC micro:bit - Kitronik 56101

Kitronik 's didactic kit - LAB: bit educational platform for BBC micro: bit for children from 7 to 10 years old . It engages the youngest in classes and teaches programming in the MakeCode editor in an interesting and practical way - which is block programming for beginners. The manufacturer has developed a number of tutorials and helpful teaching materials.

The LAB: bit board features, among others, an ultrasonic distance sensor , a DC motor with a yellow circle, 2 x large programmable touch buttons (with LED indicators), a microphone, a loudspeaker (with volume control), 7 programmable LEDs and a potentiometer.

Along with the board, there are useful tutorials and a beginner's guide that will guide you through all the issues.

• LAB: bit is a comprehensive educational platform for children aged 7 to 10
• Equipped with a number of useful accessories - LEDs, switches, sensors and other programmable functions
• It has a pocket for conveniently attaching the micro: bit plate, an acrylic protective cap securing the components built into the plate
• It has pins for mounting the motor, color-changing LEDs and a cutout for easy access to the reset button
• Programmed in the MakeCode graphic editor
• The kit does not require soldering
• It has a built-in polarity protection circuit for the DC input
• The built-in power control circuit provides power to the board and micro: bit, eliminating the need for a separate micro: bit power supply

• Kitronik LAB: bit board - educational platform for micro: bit BBC
• Yellow wheels - 2 pieces - for the engine with the shaft TT - Kitronik 2593-TT
• 3xAA battery basket with 2.1 mm DC connector

Kitronik LAB: bit educational platform for BBC micro: bit - Kitronik 56101.

Kitronik LAB: bit - top view.

• Platform compatible with micro: bit V1 and V2
• Maximum supply voltage: 6V
• Recommended supply voltage: 3 V to 4.5 V
• Development environment: MakeBlock graphic editor
• Extensions included on the platform:
  • pocket for the micro: bit plate from the BBC
  • DC motor with a shaft for connecting the wheel
  • 7 programmable ZIP Rainbow LEDs
  • loudspeaker
  • microphone with volume control
  • utility buttons A and B
  • LED Traffic Lights
  • potentiometer
  • ultrasonic distance sensor
  • Jack DC connector
• Age of students: from 7 to 10 years old

• The website of the manufacturer: Kitronik 56101
• Experiments
  • Make your own switch
  • Making a Dice
  • Coloring the rainbow
  • Traffic lights
  • Controlling the engine speed
  • Scare the micro: bit by using sound to drive the LEDs
  • Parking Sensor
• LAB: bit downloads
• Tutorial 1
• Tutorial 2
• Tutorial 3
• Tutorial 4
• Tutorial 5
• Tutorial 6
• Tutorial 7