keyestudio BBC micro bit 1W LED Module

The keyestudio BBC micro:bit 1W LED Module is a bright, easy-to-connect light source designed specifically for physical computing projects. It is ideal for South African students, educators, and hobbyists looking to add visual indicators or illumination to their micro:bit creations.

Bright white illumination

This compact module emits a bright white light, making it perfect for indicator signals or basic lighting projects. It operates at a maximum power of 1W with a maximum current of 400mA.

Crocodile clip friendly connections

The board features six connection rings designed specifically for crocodile clip lines, allowing for solderless prototyping. These rings are grouped into pairs of ground, 3V power, and signal lines for easy wiring.

Simple signal control

Controlling the LED is straightforward, requiring only a simple high signal to turn the light on. The signal rings can be connected to micro:bit pins 0, 1, or 2 to trigger the light via your code.

Dual ring layout

With two G rings for ground, two V rings for 3V, and two S rings for the signal pin, the module offers flexible wiring options. This duplicate ring design simplifies daisy-chaining or alternative connection paths in your projects.

Compact and lightweight design

Weighing just 2.4g and measuring 31mm by 27mm by 8mm, this lightweight board is easy to integrate into mobile robots or wearable projects. It operates on a working voltage of DC 3.0V to 3.3V and carries ROHS environmental certification.