Resources — microbit
Getting Started with the Waveshare TFT Screen for micro:bit (MakeCode)
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Use MakeCode to Program the micro:bit with a TCS34725 Colour Sensor
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This tutorial shows how to program the TCS34725 sensor which can be found in the Pimoroni Enviro:bit, Adafruit RGB and Flora sensor boards. These sensor boards all use the I2C ('eye squared see') protocol to communicate - this leaves lots of pins free on your micro:bit for controlling servo motors, LEDs, and even other I2C devices so you can build larger projects e.g., colour sorting machines, or robots. In this project, you will learn: how to set up the set up the Adafruit TCS34725 sensor with the micro:bit v2.x and makecode You will need: a micro:bit v2.x a Kitronik edge...
STOP:bit MicroPython Tutorial: Two Traffic Lights
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In this project, you will learn to:
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Write a state table to represent the different changes between two traffic lights.
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How to reuse our function to save time, and keep our code readable.
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Send our light changes to another STOP:bit over radio, and write code to match our state table.
STOP:bit MicroPython Tutorial - Single Traffic Light
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Use microbit Python to program a single traffic light
In this project, you will learn to:
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Write a function to turn on individual Traffic Light LEDs
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Call the function in your main loop
Program micro:bit traffic light sequences in Python with these STOP:bit tutorials
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