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Z6590 |
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- Connect new sensors to your Micro:bit
- No soldering necessary
- Crocodile clip connections are broken out again, so you can still hand wire to your Micro:bit
- PiicoDev connector, compatible with Qwiic and STEMMA QT (3.3V only)
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Connect your Micro:bit with the outside world using PiicoDev® Adapter for Micro:bit. With this adapter you can experiment with sensors from the PiicoDev range giving your Micro:bit new sensing abilities. |
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Z6591 |
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- Rapid prototyping with solderless connections
- Other useful pins are broken out
- PiicoDev connector, compatible with Qwiic and STEMMA QT (3.3V only)
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The PiicoDev® Adapter for Raspberry Pi is a great way to connect sensors to your Raspberry Pi. |
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Z6596 |
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- 100mm long
- Also compatible with Qwiic and STEMMA QT boards
- Reversible cable - if it fits it works!
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This 100mm cable is for connecting PiicoDev modules together. |
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Z6597 |
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- 200mm long
- Also compatible with Qwiic and STEMMA QT boards
- Reversible cable - if it fits it works!
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This 200mm cable is for connecting PiicoDev modules together. |
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K1146 |
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- Altronics kits are premium do-it-yourself projects designed to be assembled with ease. However, basic electronics knowledge and soldering skills are essential to construct our kits. A difficulty rating is provided to help determine if your ability is sufficient to build the kit project. Please note, once assembly has been commenced we are unable to honour any warranty claims. Please see the full details here.
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Educational project kit for constructing a clock powered from a potato |
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Z6463 |
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- The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that you can code, customise and control to bring your digital ideas, games and apps to life. Each element is completely programmable via easy-to-use software on a dedicated website (www.microbit.org) that can be accessed from a PC, tablet, or mobile.
- It’s super easy to use, and ready to get started out-of-the-box, with a choice of coding editors for all abilities available in multiple languages. The extensive wireless and sensor features mean the micro:bit can be used across the school, including subjects such as science, design, maths, music, art and computing.
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This power breakout board allows you to break out all the micro:bit pins, plus provides power via 2 x AA batteries. The board also includes short power lead adaptor. |
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K1111 |
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- Altronics are one of Australia's leading suppliers of educational electronics kits to schools, science workshops and institutions. Our kit range aims to introduce kids with curious minds to the concepts of electronics, solar power, robotics and DIY construction.
- If your organisation requires kits for your science curriculum, simply apply for an instant 30 day institutional account. This account offers bulk buying rates to ensure your organisation gets the most science for their budget!
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An environmentally friendly motorcycle powered by a salt water fuel cell. A great way to learn about alternative energy ideas. No batteries required! Includes 3 fuel cell sheets. Approx length 130mm. Can be assembled in under an hour. |
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K1140 |
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Packet of 5 fuel cells designed to work with kits K 1116 and K 1120.
Ages 8 and up. |
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K1142 |
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Packet of 5 fuel cells designed to work with kit K1122.
Ages 8 and up. |
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Z6464 |
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- The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that you can code, customise and control to bring your digital ideas, games and apps to life. Each element is completely programmable via easy-to-use software on a dedicated website (www.microbit.org) that can be accessed from a PC, tablet, or mobile.
- It’s super easy to use, and ready to get started out-of-the-box, with a choice of coding editors for all abilities available in multiple languages. The extensive wireless and sensor features mean the micro:bit can be used across the school, including subjects such as science, design, maths, music, art and computing.
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This sensor connection shield allows you to breakout all digital and analog interfaces plus adds I2C serial port and SPI comms interfaces. |
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Z6466 |
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- The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that you can code, customise and control to bring your digital ideas, games and apps to life. Each element is completely programmable via easy-to-use software on a dedicated website (www.microbit.org) that can be accessed from a PC, tablet, or mobile.
- It’s super easy to use, and ready to get started out-of-the-box, with a choice of coding editors for all abilities available in multiple languages. The extensive wireless and sensor features mean the micro:bit can be used across the school, including subjects such as science, design, maths, music, art and computing.
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Plug in your micro:bit and breakout every pin to a standard header. Allowing you to connect it to other components using jumper wire. |
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K1138 |
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- Altronics are one of Australia's leading suppliers of educational electronics kits to schools, science workshops and institutions. Our kit range aims to introduce kids with curious minds to the concepts of electronics, solar power, robotics and DIY construction.
- If your organisation requires kits for your science curriculum, simply apply for an instant 30 day institutional account. This account offers bulk buying rates to ensure your organisation gets the most science for their budget!
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A basic solar DIY toy, it is ideal for a do-it-yourself science fair, after-school, or summer workshop project with the bonus of learning mechanical transmission and electrical motor theory. |