ElecFreaks micro:bit Experiment Box
SKU: EF08200
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€59.95
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The Experiment Box is a versatile learning kit designed to introduce students to practical electronics and physics through micro:bit-controlled experiments. Inspired by traditional lab setups, this compact kit allows learners to build and control real-world circuits while developing coding and analytical skills.
Note: BBC micro:bit is not included
Key Features:
All-in-One Storage: Components are neatly packed in a portable box to prevent loss and keep everything organised.
Banana Plug Connections: Includes standard banana plug wires and sockets—ideal for connecting to power supplies, testing signals, using multimeters, or prototyping circuits.
User-Friendly Setup: Banana plugs offer a reliable, easy-to-use method for assembling and adjusting circuits, helping learners gain confidence in building electronic systems.
Foundations for Future Learning: The use of professional-style connectors provides a great stepping stone for more advanced circuit design and testing.
This kit is perfect for classroom labs or home-based learners looking to explore physics, circuitry, and microcontroller programming in an engaging, hands-on way.
Note: BBC micro:bit is not included
Key Features:
This kit is perfect for classroom labs or home-based learners looking to explore physics, circuitry, and microcontroller programming in an engaging, hands-on way.
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