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37 common sensors & Comprehensive tutorial
Comes with a detailed booklet. From the booklet, you can get everything you need to start with this kit. We offer you the component list, wiring diagram, test code, libraries, driver installation, example projects etc. Step by step to explain in our wiki page.The kit gives 37 kinds of common sensors, such as Digital LED Module, Analog Temperature Sensor, Ultrasonic Module etc, allow you make a lot of interesting projects.
- 38 interesting Project Example
- Detailed tutorial
Latest STEM Education Sensor Kit
Specially designed for Micro:bit
Micro: bit is a powerful hand-held, fully programmable, computer designed by the BBC. It is only half size of a credit card, available for children’s programming education. Onboard comes with Bluetooth, accelerometer, compass, three buttons, 5×5 LED matrix, USB interface, connection pins.In order to learn micro bit more easier, we particularly make this kit, in which includes a keyestudio sensor shield fully compatible with micro bit and other commonly used sensor modules.
- Safe: FCC & CE certification
- Exquisite packaging: covered with transparent plastic film and paper sleeve
- Designed with a hanging hole for saving the space and each sensor is packaged individually
- This is an entry-level foundation kit to help the hobbyists from entry to the proficient
What Experiments You Could Do?
With 37 kinds of common and useful sensor modules, you make 38 Interesting Experiments at least.
- Basic: Hello world; LED Blink; LED Breath; Blink and Breath; Make a Sound
- Advanced: Play Music; Changing Color; Button Control; Tilt Control; Light Interrupter; Capacitive Touch; Traffic Light; Magnetic Detection; Relay Control; Light Brightness; Analog Temperture; Rotary Potentiometer; Water Level Alarm; Ultraviolet Detection; Vapor in the Air; Pressure Detection; Joystick; Micro Servo
- Extended: Follow Black Line; Obstacle Avoidance; Someone Comes; Fire Alarm; To The Top; Magnetic Switch; Ultrasonic Ranging; Hear Footstep; Alcohol Content in the Air; Flammable Gas in the Air; Ambient Temperature Detection; Ambient Light; Automatic Water Your Plant; Light Controlled By Vibration
If you have successfully completed all the experimental projects you have the basic knowledge. Now you can use these sensors to create, improve, or develop your own creative projects.
Traffic Light
Specially design this traffic light module, which is very convenient for wiring. You can control the three LEDs on the module on and off to simulate the traffic light blinking.
Component Required:
- Micro:bit main board *1
- Micro bit Sensor V2 Shield *1
- USB Cable or Power supply *1
- Keyestudio Traffic Light Module *1
- Dupont jumper wire *4
Magnetic Switch
Use a magnetic module to detect whether there is a magnetic field, controlling an LED module on and off. Place some magnetic beads near the sensor, if magnetic field detected, LED module on, otherwise LED off.
Component Required:
- Micro:bit main board*1
- Micro bit Sensor V2 Shield*1
- USB Cable or Power supply *1
- keyestudio Reed Switch Module*1
- LED Module *1
- Dupont jumper wire*6
Ambient Temperature Detection
To use a LM35 linear temperature sensor to detect the ambient temperature. Finally get the specific temperature value of current ambient via calculating, and display it on the micro:bit LED matrix or on the LCD display.
Component Required:
- Micro:bit main board*1
- Micro bit Sensor V2 Shield*1
- USB Cable or Power supply *1
- LM35 Linear Temperature Sensor*1
- LCD Display *1
- Dupont jumper wire*7
Light Interrupter
To use the photo-interrupter module to control an LED module on and off. Pick up a black paper in the notch of photo-interrupter, LED on, or else LED off.
Component Required:
- Micro:bit main board*1
- Micro bit Sensor V2 Shield*1
- USB Cable or Power supply *1
- keyestudio Photo Interrupter Module*1
- LED Module *1
- Dupont jumper wire*6
Lots of support for you！
Freely discuss and share your great projects to other hobbyists The micro:bit hardware and software is open source. The open source philosophy fosters a community that shares its knowledge generously, this is great for beginners as help is often available geographically nearby and always online, at many different skill levels. To build projects with this kit by following our tutorial is simple, but the important thing is to understand it and improve your examples to make the ideas a reality. If you want to become good at micro:bit or do something original or more complex, extensive electronics and micro:bit knowledge is required. Lots of support for you , books, micro:bit Site , micro:bit community, your local library, etc.
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keyestudio 37 in 1 Sensor Starter Kit for BBC Micro:Bit (NO Micro:Bit Board)
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