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Micro Bit

Micro:bit is a small programmable computer board developed by the BBC for educational purposes, designed to teach coding, electronics, and robotics. It features components such as an LED matrix, buttons, sensors, and connectivity options like USB and Bluetooth, and can be programmed using MakeCode, JavaScript, or Python. Its uses include learning coding, creating games, and controlling robots, making it beginner-friendly and suitable for real-life projects.

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Micro Bit

Micro:bit is a small programmable computer board developed by the BBC for educational purposes, designed to teach coding, electronics, and robotics. It features components such as an LED matrix, buttons, sensors, and connectivity options like USB and Bluetooth, and can be programmed using MakeCode, JavaScript, or Python. Its uses include learning coding, creating games, and controlling robots, making it beginner-friendly and suitable for real-life projects.

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1. What is Micro:bit?

Micro:bit is a small programmable computer board used to


learn coding, electronics, and robotics.

2. Who developed Micro:bit?


Micro:bit was developed by the BBC (British Broadcasting
Corporation) for educational purposes.

3. Main parts of Micro:bit (Components):

1. LED Matrix (5×5 LEDs)


– Displays numbers, letters, symbols, and images

2. Buttons (A and B)
– Used to give input by pressing the buttons

3. Processor (CPU)
– Runs the program (brain of the Micro:bit)

4. Sensors

Accelerometer – Detects movement and shaking

Compass (Magnetometer) – Shows direction


Temperature Sensor – Measures temperature

Light Sensor – Detects light level

5. Pins (Input/Output Pins)


– Used to connect external devices like LEDs, buzzers, and
motors

6. USB Port
– Used to upload programs and supply power

7. Bluetooth
– Used to connect with mobile phones, laptops, or other
Micro:bits

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4. How is Micro:bit programmed?

MakeCode (Block-based coding)

JavaScript
Python

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5. Uses of Micro:bit:

Learning coding

Making simple games

Step counter

Smart alarm

Robot control

Temperature and motion detection

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6. Advantages of Micro:bit:

Easy for beginners


Small and portable

Helps in learning both hardware and software

Supports real-life projects

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7. Power supply of Micro:bit:

USB cable

Battery pack (2 AAA batteries)

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