BBC Micro:Bit Pocket-Sized Single Board Computer 1.5

Product Description The BBC Micro:Bit V1.5 is a compact, pocket-sized single-board computer designed to inspire creativity and learning in coding, electronics, and STEM education. With a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor, built-in 5×5 LED matrix, accelerometer, compass, and Bluetooth, the Micro:Bit makes programming fun and interactive. Version 1.5 introduces improvements in power management and sensing capabilities, making it ideal for classrooms, workshops, and DIY projects. Its simplicity, combined with support for Microsoft MakeCode, Python, and Scratch, makes it perfect for beginners and students learning to code and build interactive projects. Available now at PowerMark Solution, your trusted supplier of STEM learning boards in Bangladesh.       It can be coded from any web browser in Blocks, Javascript, Python, Scratch and more; no software required. The device is described as half the size of a credit card and has an ARM Cortex-M0 processor, accelerometer and magnetometer sensors, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, a display consisting of 25 LEDs, two programmable buttons, and can be powered by either USB or an external battery pack. The device inputs and outputs are through five ring connectors that form part of a larger 25-pin edge connector. Features Compact pocket-sized single-board computer Powered by ARM Cortex-M0 processor Version 1.5 with improved power management 25 individually programmable LEDs (5×5 matrix) 2 programmable buttons Built-in accelerometer and compass Bluetooth connectivity for wireless projects 20-pin edge connector for expansion Works with MakeCode, Python, Scratch Perfect for coding, robotics, and electronics education Applications STEM/STEAM education and coding workshops Beginner-friendly coding and electronics projects Robotics and automation prototypes Wearables and interactive gadgets Wireless IoT experiments Classroom and lab learning kits DIY maker projects Technical Specifications Specification Details Processor 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 Version BBC Micro:Bit V1.5 Display 5×5 LED matrix (25 LEDs) Input Buttons 2 programmable buttons Sensors Accelerometer, Compass Connectivity Bluetooth Expansion 20-pin edge connector Programming Support Microsoft MakeCode, Python, Scratch Power Supply USB or battery pack Package Includes 1 x BBC Micro:Bit Pocket-Sized Single Board Computer 1.5 Documentation Supported by Microsoft MakeCode, Python, and Scratch Large community with open-source tutorials and examples Works with accessories, shields, and expansion kits FAQs Q1: What version is this Micro:Bit?A: This is the BBC Micro:Bit V1.5 edition. Q2: What processor does it use?A: It uses a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor. Q3: Can I program it with Python?A: Yes, it supports MicroPython and MakeCode. Q4: Does it have sensors?A: Yes, it has an accelerometer and compass. Q5: Can it connect wirelessly?A: Yes, via Bluetooth. Q6: What display does it feature?A: A 5×5 LED matrix with 25 programmable LEDs. Q7: Is it suitable for beginners?A: Yes, it’s widely used in education and STEM projects. Q8: Can I use it for robotics?A: Yes, with expansion kits it’s perfect for robotics and automation. Q9: What coding platforms are supported?A: Microsoft MakeCode, Python, and Scratch. Q10: Does it require additional accessories?A: For most projects, you may add battery packs, shields, or kits, depending on your needs.