Kitronik Clippable Detector Board V1.0 - V1 & V2

Experiment microbit box Kit is a multifunction micro box experiment equipment that is based on professional experimental equipment and the actual physics learning situation. You will learn how to use the science lab kits to programmatically control physical circuits.

Note: Microbit is not included

Features:

Portable design with all components in the box to avoid loosing anything

The banana line and the joint are common connection which can be widely used for power, signal detection, mutimeter, lead test and circuit boards maintenance.

For this Experiment Box, you'll use banana plug wires to connect different components. These wires are easy to insert and pull out yet still create stable connections.

Meanwhile, using banana plugs lays a foundation for further circuit design.

Posca PC-5M Medium Bullet Tip Markers 1.8-2.55mm Standard Colours - 8 Pack. These markers have a versatile medium size fibre tip making them ideal for all types of art.

Writes on virtually any surface; metal, wood, canvas, plastic, fabric, etc, and will not ‘bleed through’ paper.

Water-based pigment ink to produce poster-paint-like vibrant colours.

Can be easily removed from glass, making it ideal for temporary signs and window art. Once dry, you can easily layer over the top to build your design and correct any errors.

Alcohol-free, solvent-free.

Suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

Pack of 8 Colours : Black, Green, Blue, Purple, Red, Pink, Yellow and White

The STOP:bit for the BBC micro:bit is the ultimate upgrade for traffic light/pedestrian crossing projects. Not only does it make coding the project a breeze, but the board is also supplied pre-assembled so you don't even need to fire up the soldering iron. Love it or hate it, variations of the pedestrian crossing project have been around for decades. When I did mine, it was on a 6502 EMMA board and coded with Assembly and it also included a level crossing. Thankfully, tapping low-level programming languages into a hexadecimal keypad is now a thing of the past. The Kitronik STOP:bit is a purpose-built accessory that can only lead to a more enjoyable project with a nicer looking end result.

This 90RPM in-line geared TT hobby motor is a great cost-effective solution for adding some movement to your buggy/robot builds. It can be used with our matching wheels and with our motor driver boards, such as our Motor Driver Board for Raspberry Pi Pico and the Compact Motor Driver Board for the BBC micro:bit, to name just two. Note: when using a microcontroller, do not drive these motors directly with the microcontroller, always use them in conjunction with a motor driver board.

Despite their low price point, these brightly coloured 120:1 motors are quite durable and are likely to last through multiple builds with ease.

Although there is a gearbox between the motor and the shaft, there are no rotary encoders. When connected to an appropriate motor driver, like the two listed above, you get forwards/backwards/stop. Simple yet effective. With 2 motors connected to a motor driver, you can also have directional control by turning off one motor and not the other. As is sometimes the case with servos and motors, there can be some small RPM differences between motors which can be overcome when coding, a little trial end error and the odd pause is usually all it takes.

These hobby motors have an operating voltage of between 3V and 6V, with 4.5V being nominal. This makes them suitable for powering with batteries. At 4.5V, they have a speed of 90RPM no-load and 72RPM at load. Torque at the nominal 4.5V is 0.3Kg/cm and they have a stall torque rating of 1.4Kg/cm. See Datasheet for more information.

Note:When using a microcontroller, do not attempt to drive these motors directly with the microcontroller, always use them in conjunction with a motor driver board.

Features:

A cost-effective movement solution for your buggy/robot builds.

Use in conjunction with a microcontroller, motor driver board, and wheels.

A simple yet durable design with a ratio of 120:1.

They are rated for an operating voltage of between 3V and 6v, with 4.5V being nominal.

They can be powered with batteries.

At 4.5V, they have a speed of 90RPM no-load and 72RPM at load.

Torque at the nominal 4.5V is 0.3Kg/cm and they have a stall torque rating of 1.4Kg/cm

Decoratively coloured!

Contents:

1 x In-Line Geared TT Hobby Motor.

Dimensions:

Length: 64.2mm.

Width: 22.5mm.

Height: 18.8mm.

Compatible with:

Raspberry Pi Pico

Micro:Bit