Microbit

Form 1~6 - Microbit

2024-2025

Floor 4 - Computer Room

Mr. Peter

Outline

Outline

Microbit Pin & Extension board

1

Voltage in Microbit

2

3

LED and how it works with Electric Current

4

What is Breadboard and it's structure

5

What is Electric Current?

LEDs exercises

5

Tools we need for today's lesson

Please ensure you have the following tools before starting lesson

1

Microbit

2

Extension

3

Breadboard

4

Dupont line

5

LED x 2

Microbit Pin & Extension board

An extension is used for extending more pins and making wire connections easily.

Microbit Pin Voltage

By default, Microbit's pins are at voltage of 3V.

What is Electric Current?

Electric Current is electricity in a flowing status, which can drive electronic pars.

LED and how it works with Electric Current

LED can emit light since the LED is driven by electric current

What is Breadboard and it's structure

Assemble your Microbit and extension

Assemble your Microbit and extension

LEDs exercise - Ex20_1

1

Connect your LED with GND and Power using Dupont lines.

1. GND is the ground Pin (Negative)

2. P0 is the Pin of the Microbit we can

     programmable control releasing

     electricity or not.

1

Connect your LED with GND and Power using Dupont lines.

1. GND is the ground Pin (Negative)

2. P0 is the Pin of the Microbit we can

     programmable control releasing

     electricity or not.

Normally, we use a black wire to represent ground and a red wire to represent power.

Light up your LED

LEDs exercise - Ex20_1

name it as 01_YourName_Ex20_1.hex

LEDs exercise - Ex20_1

Ex02 - Rewrite your program to let the LED blinking

LEDs exercise - Ex20_2

name it as 01_YourName_Ex20_2.hex

LEDs exercise - Ex20_2

Ex03 - Control LED lighting by pressing buttons

LEDs exercise - Ex20_3

name it as 01_YourName_Ex20_3.hex

LEDs exercise - Ex20_3

Ex04 - Control LED lighting by pressing A button

LEDs exercise - Ex20_4

name it as 01_YourName_Ex20_4.hex

LEDs exercise - Ex20_4

Ex05 - Control LED blinking by pressing buttons

LEDs exercise - Ex20_5

name it as 01_YourName_Ex20_5.hex

LEDs exercise - Ex20_5

1

Connect your LED with GND and Power using Dupont lines.

1. GND is the ground Pin (Negative)

2. P0 is the Pin of the Microbit we can

     programmable control releasing

     electricity or not.

1

Connect your LED with GND and Power using Dupont lines.

1. GND is the ground Pin (Negative)

2. P0 is the Pin of the Microbit we can

     programmable control releasing

     electricity or not.

LEDs exercise - Ex20_6

LEDs exercise - Ex20_6

name it as 01_YourName_Ex20_6.hex

LEDs exercise - Ex20_6