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General| Brand | Littlebits |
|---|---|
| Model | Arduino Coding Kit |
| Category | Microcontrollers |
| Language | English |
Learn how to identify the top and bottom of a littleBits module.
Bits are categorized and color-coded by function: Power, Input, Output, and Wire.
Bits snap together using magnets, ensuring correct orientation. Arrows should point the same direction for proper connection.
Power Bits come first, followed by Input Bits, which affect Output Bits that come after them.
A simple circuit demonstration using power, dimmer, and bargraph Bits to get started quickly.
Provides the necessary power for the circuit, converting 9V to 5V for littleBits.
A momentary switch that acts like a door, allowing signals to pass when pressed.
Controls the signal strength by twisting a knob, affecting light, motors, or sound.
Displays signal strength using five LEDs in different colors, converting electricity into light.
A motor that can swing or turn to a specific position, controlled by input signals.
Connects a single Bit to up to three others, distributing a signal to multiple outputs.
Brings programming power to circuits, enabling complex sequences and logic.
Allows easy attachment of materials to servo motors for more complex movements.
Attaches to servo hubs, offering leverage for pushing, pulling, and throwing actions.
Secures servos to mounting boards or shoes, keeping them steady for arm movement.
The backbone for inventions, allowing circuits to be kept intact and moved easily.
Connects the Arduino Bit to a computer for programming and signal transfer.
Critical safety advice regarding magnets, small parts, electrical hazards, and hot modules.
Instructions for cleaning modules using only a dry cloth or isopropyl alcohol sparingly.
Information on FCC compliance, radio frequency interference, and user guidance.
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