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This Servo: Lite board for BBC micro: bit can form the control hub for your robotics project, control the first three servos and it has 5 x RGB ZIP LEDs on board.
BBC's Servo: Lite board for micro: bit is a simple board that allows you to easily connect and control low power servos (servos must be able to operate at 3.3V) using the micro:bit micro. It is connected to the micro:bit using five bolts. Connect two servos in standard configuration and it can drive up to 3 servos if the addressable 'ZIP' LEDs are not needed.
It is powered by 3 AAA batteries and also powers the BBC micro:bit, the board has an on/off switch, so when not in use the batteries will not be drained.
The board also features 5 individually addressable RGB LEDs (NeoPixel compatible) and additional external ZIP LEDs can be connected to the board if required.
Features:
Connect two servos in standard configuration and can drive up to 3 servos if 'ZIP' addressable LEDs are not required.
Powered by 3 AAA batteries which also power the BBC microbit (not included).
ON / OFF button.
5 individually addressable RGB LEDs (NeoPixel compatible). Additional external ZIP LEDs can be connected to the board.
Contents:
1 x Servo: Lite board with pre-equipped battery holder.
5 x M3x8 Countersunk Pozi steel screws.
1 x Perspex spacer.
Dimensions:
- Length: 55mm.
- Width: 52mm.
- Height: 17mm.
Requires :
- 3 x AAA batteries.
- 1 x microbit BBC.
- Servos
- Screwdriver.
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Data sheet
- Category
- Servo-motors & motors
- Compatibility
- Micro:bit
- Type of product
- Robotics
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Anonymous customer published the 16/10/2020 following an order made on 04/10/2020
4/5
Manque de documentations
Anonymous customer published the 29/05/2020 following an order made on 24/05/2020
5/5
Produit conforme à mes attentes. Ne reste plus qu'à l'utiliser.
Anonymous customer published the 22/01/2020 following an order made on 10/01/2020
5/5
pratique , pour brancher 2 servos , concernant les LED RGB , étrangement sur le site make code , l'extension n'apparaissait pas au départ puis après plusieurs connection est apparu.
Anonymous customer published the 19/01/2020 following an order made on 12/01/2020
5/5
pilote 2 servomoteurs et une rampe led ou 3 servomoteurs 9g. Micro:bit vissée à la carte.
Anonymous customer published the 10/05/2019 following an order made on 02/05/2019
5/5
Parfait.
Anonymous customer published the 21/10/2018 following an order made on 14/10/2018
5/5
Très bien, conforme à mes attentes
Anonymous customer published the 13/06/2018 following an order made on 06/06/2018
5/5
Matériel conforme à la commande; Délai de livraison respecté au jour près.
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This Servo: Lite board for BBC micro: bit can form the control hub for your robotics project, control the first three servos and it has 5 x RGB ZIP LEDs on board.
BBC's Servo: Lite board for micro: bit is a simple board that allows you to easily connect and control low power servos (servos must be able to operate at 3.3V) using the micro:bit micro. It is connected to the micro:bit using five bolts. Connect two servos in standard configuration and it can drive up to 3 servos if the addressable 'ZIP' LEDs are not needed.
It is powered by 3 AAA batteries and also powers the BBC micro:bit, the board has an on/off switch, so when not in use the batteries will not be drained.