Micro:bit Wireless DS18B20 (waterproof) Thermometer

Micro:bit Wireless DS18B20 (waterproof) Thermometer

You can use a Micro:bit as MBL by connecting a DS18B20 temperature sensor. If no sensor is connected, the Micro:bit built-in thermometer value is output. Thermal equilibrium experiment between hot and cold water The sensor connects … more

Microbit Wireless Maze

Micro:bit Wireless Maze

This is a game using the micro:bit’s 3-axis acceleration sensor. Updated 2023.10.27: Score recording function added. Parts list Click here to view the parts list.

Micro:bit MBL wireless built-in thermometer

Micro:bit Wireless Built-in Thermometer

You can record the temperature changes with the Micro:bit’s built-in thermometer. Micro:bit only works with v2.00 or later products. Please use the Chrome browser if possible. It may not work in the in-app browser of social … more

Microbit MBL Acceleration

Micro:bit Wireless Built-in Accelerometer

You can use the Micro:bit as an MBL acceleration sensor. This video is played without sound. Micro:bit only works with v2.00 or later products. Please use the Chrome browser if possible. It may not work in … more

Javalab MBL

Javalab Logger (Micro:bit data logger system) + Parts List

Javalab Logger – Intelligent Science Lab Solution Javalab Logger is a wireless MBL (Microcomputer Based Laboratory) system using the micro:bit. It runs on the web browser, and there is no need to install a separate program. … more

Microbit Dust KIT

Micro:bit Wireless Fine Dust Sensor

The fine dust sensor uses SHARP’s GP2Y1014AU0F. You can use anything compatible. Micro:bit only works with v2.00 or later products. Please use the Chrome browser if possible. It may not work in the in-app browser of … more

Relativity of Simultaneity

Relativity of Simultaneity

Let’s assume there is a light source in the middle of the train and sensors on both sides to detect the light. From the point of view of an observer inside the train, the two light … more

Free Fall Motion Analysis

Free Fall Motion Analysis

Why do light and heavy objects fall at the same time? The change in speed due to gravity is the same for all objects because the force and inertia acting on an object are proportional to … more