DFRobot micro:bit V2 is a powerful educational tool designed to help kids and beginners explore the world of electronics, programming, and creative innovation. With built-in components like a microphone, speaker, and motion sensor, it enables hands-on STEAM learning.
Students can use the board to interact with various components such as sensors, servos, and RGB lights. Whether creating games, building robots, or conducting scientific experiments, micro:bit V2 makes coding fun and accessible.
What is a micro:bit？
micro:bit is only half the size of a credit card. It is equipped with a 5x5 programmable LED matrix, two programmable buttons, accelerometer, electronic compass, thermometer, Bluetooth , new touch sensitive logo, microphone, speaker and other electronic modules.
What Can the micro:bit Be Used For?
The micro:bit is an educational and creative tool that allows kids to:
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Read and process sensor data
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Control servos, motors, or RGB LED strips
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Write interactive games
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Handle sound and light effects
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Control robots and smart devices
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Conduct scientific experiments
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Develop wearable electronics
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Learn C++, Python, MakeCode, and Scratch
New Features in micro:bit V2
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Built-in Microphone: Detects sound with an LED indicator
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Built-in Speaker: Play audio directly from the board
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Touch Sensitive Logo: Capacitive touch input via the micro:bit logo
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Notched Edge Connector: Easier connection for clips and conductive thread
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Power Saving Mode: Power down while batteries remain connected
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Power LED Indicator: Visual cue for power status
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Upgraded Processing Power: Faster and more capable for modern classroom needs
Specifications
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Processor: Nordic Semiconductor nRF52833
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Memory: 512KB Flash, 128KB RAM
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Interface Chip: NXP KL27Z, 32KB RAM
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Microphone: Onboard MEMS mic with LED
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Speaker: Built-in sound output
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Touch Logo: Capacitive touch-sensitive logo pin
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Edge Connector: 25 pins, with GPIO, PWM, I2C, SPI, and power pins
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I2C Support: Dedicated I2C bus
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Wireless: 2.4GHz micro:bit Radio + BLE Bluetooth 5.0
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Power Supply: 5V via Micro USB or 3V via edge connector
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Power Features: LED indicator, push-to-power-off
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Available Current: 200mA for external components
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Motion Sensor: ST LSM303
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Software Support: C++, Python, MakeCode, Scratch
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Dimensions: 5cm (W) × 4cm (H)
How to get started with programming using micro:bit？
- Microsoft MakeCode
Microsoft’s MakeCode editor is the perfect way to start programming and get creating with the BBC micro:bit.
- DFRobot Mind+
Mind+ is a programming software for teenagers produced by DFRobot. It supports both graphical and code programming and provides support for over a hundred open-source hardware module libraries, while also allowing for the addition of custom libraries.
TUTORIALS
We provide a wealth of micro:bit course materials , including 7 sets and 67 lessons.
- Maqueen Plus V2 Getting started Tutorial
- Maqueen Mechanic Getting Started Guide
- Maqueen Plus Advanced Tutorial
- Study Pack of HUSKYLENS for micro:bit
- Huskylens Playground with micro:bit
- IoT Cloud Kit for microbit MakeCode Tutorial
Applications
Shipping List
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1 × BBC micro:bit V2 Board
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Optional Accessories: USB Cable, Battery Holder, Instruction Manual (based on kit)
Reference
BBC micro: bit Official Website
BBC micro: bit Graphcial Porgramming Webpage