ELECFREAKS Nezha 2 micro:bit Breakout Board

Description

• ELECFREAKS Nezha 2 micro:bit Breakout Board
• Enhances educational experiences in programming
• Integrates motor control for flexible operation
• Includes 8-way sensor expansion for experiments
• Features anti-reverse RJ11 for secure connections
• Compatible with LEGO and Fischertechnik blocks

The ELECFREAKS Nezha 2 micro:bit Breakout Board is an innovative expansion board designed to enhance educational experiences in creative programming. It is crafted to inspire students’ innovative thinking and practical skills by providing a versatile platform for experimentation. The board integrates two motor control buttons and a 4-way motor driver, allowing for direct control of motor direction without the need for a micro:bit, thus offering increased operational flexibility.

Additionally, the board features an 8-way sensor expansion port, facilitating a wide range of experimental possibilities. All interfaces are equipped with RJ11 connectors that incorporate a dud-proof, anti-reverse plug design, ensuring fast and accurate connections. The expansion box is compatible with LEGO and Fischertechnik building blocks, enabling students to merge electronic modules with popular building systems to create personalized programming projects.

The board includes a color recognition system for easy sensor connection, a new physical toggle control switch for straightforward operation, and an upgraded battery indicator with four lights for clear power status monitoring. This comprehensive design supports a broad spectrum of educational and creative applications.

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• 1x ELECFREAKS Nezha 2 micro:bit Breakout Board

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Specifications

• Color recognition system allows quick connection of the PlaneX sensor using color labels
• New control switch with a physical toggle for direct use
• Anti-reverse plug-in RJ11 interface for ease of use and error reduction
• Battery indicator light upgraded to four lights for clearer power status
• Includes eight sensor interfaces and four motor interfaces for expansion
• Operates without a master board; micro:bit is not required to control motor rotation