Wukong Expansion Board For Microbit Drive 8 Way Servo Ports 2 Way Motor Outputs 8 Way Sensor Ports Breakout Board With 8 LED Indicators And 4 Rainbow LEDs Plug And Play Lego Compatible Compact 58 By 40mm
✔️ 8 servo ports, 2 motor outputs, 8 sensor ports, Lego 58x40mm
Designed to extend micro:bit capabilities with eight servo ports, two motor drivers, eight LEDs, four rainbow LEDs, and I2C-ready sensor ports. It’s Lego-compatible and measures 58 by 40 mm, operating on 3.7-5 V. A 400 mAh Li-ion battery provides up to 40 minutes of runtime; plug it into a micro:bit to drive servos, motors, LEDs, and sensors.
✅ 8 servo ports for direct servo control
✅ 2 motor driver outputs for small robotics
✅ 8 LED indicators plus 4 rainbow LEDs for status and effects
✅ 400 mAh Li-ion battery for up to 40 minutes runtime
✅ 3.7-5 V operation with IO ports exposed in GVS form
✅ I2C ports ready for OLED and BME280 modules
✅ LEGO-compatible base for creative project cases
💡 What is a micro:bit expansion board used for and why would someone pick it for projects?
It’s handy for adding servo and motor control, sensor inputs, and LED feedback to micro:bit projects.
- handy tool for classroom robotics and hands-on coding
- lego-compatible base supports creative case designs
- IO ports and I2C options expand displays like OLED and sensors
- works on 3.7-5 V power for portable projects
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✔️ 8 servo ports, 2 motor outputs, 8 sensor ports, Lego 58x40mm
Designed to extend micro:bit capabilities with eight servo ports, two motor drivers, eight LEDs, four rainbow LEDs, and I2C-ready sensor ports. It’s Lego-compatible and measures 58 by 40 mm, operating on 3.7-5 V. A 400 mAh Li-ion battery provides up to 40 minutes of runtime; plug it into a micro:bit to drive servos, motors, LEDs, and sensors.
✅ 8 servo ports for direct servo control
✅ 2 motor driver outputs for small robotics
✅ 8 LED indicators plus 4 rainbow LEDs for status and effects
✅ 400 mAh Li-ion battery for up to 40 minutes runtime
✅ 3.7-5 V operation with IO ports exposed in GVS form
✅ I2C ports ready for OLED and BME280 modules
✅ LEGO-compatible base for creative project cases
💡 What is a micro:bit expansion board used for and why would someone pick it for projects?
It’s handy for adding servo and motor control, sensor inputs, and LED feedback to micro:bit projects.
- handy tool for classroom robotics and hands-on coding
- lego-compatible base supports creative case designs
- IO ports and I2C options expand displays like OLED and sensors
- works on 3.7-5 V power for portable projects
