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Yahboom BBC Micro:bit V2.2 Development Board
Pocket-sized microcontroller board for STEM education, programmable in MakeCode, JavaScript or Python with built-in wireless communication
- CPU TypeOther
- Popular STEM education board worldwide
- Compact design with abundant onboard resources
- Supports MakeCode, JavaScript and Python programming
- Built-in Bluetooth enables wireless data transfer
- Simpler programming steps suit beginners and children
STEM education board for beginners
The Yahboom BBC Micro:bit V2.2 is a compact development board designed for STEM education. It targets beginners and young learners from age eight who want an approachable entry into coding and electronics. The board supports multiple programming languages including MakeCode, JavaScript and Python. Its simplified workflow reduces the steps required to start creating projects.
Sustained classroom and project use
The board handles continuous operation during classroom sessions or extended family coding time without thermal throttling concerns. Its low-power architecture suits long-running robot car or learning kit projects that remain active for hours. Wireless data transmission via the built-in Bluetooth function remains stable during prolonged use. The platform is built for repeated daily experimentation rather than short bursts.
Compact build with wireless connectivity
The small form factor makes it easy to embed into custom robot chassis or wearable projects without adding bulk. Integrated Bluetooth enables cable-free communication with tablets, phones or other boards during everyday tinkering. Edge connectors allow straightforward attachment of sensors, motors and expansion boards for daily prototyping. The durable PCB construction withstands regular handling by younger users.
Highlights
- Popular STEM education board worldwide
- Compact design with abundant onboard resources
- Supports MakeCode, JavaScript and Python programming
- Built-in Bluetooth enables wireless data transfer
- Simpler programming steps suit beginners and children
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the Micro:bit V2.2 draw when running all day?
The board is designed for low-power classroom use and runs from a small battery pack or USB supply, so daily consumption stays very small.
What must I already own to start programming the Micro:bit V2.2?
You need a computer with a USB port or Bluetooth to load code, plus a USB cable or battery pack to power the board.
Can the Micro:bit V2.2 work with older Micro:bit accessories and expansion boards?
Yes, the edge connector layout matches earlier boards, so existing sensor modules, robot kits and breakout boards remain compatible.
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