- High-Current DC-DC Power: Onboard buck converter supports 6V–12V input and delivers up to 2A at 3.3V/5V, ideal for robotics.
- Color-Coded G-V-S Headers: Standardized 3-pin headers (Signal-Yellow, Voltage-Red, Ground-Black) for instant, error-free peripheral connection.
- Integrated Power Controls: Includes a physical power toggle switch and a self-resetting fuse to protect the micro:bit from overcurrent.
- Dual I2C & UART Ports: Dedicated 4-pin headers for rapid connection of I2C devices (like OLEDs) and serial communication modules.
- Onboard Audio & Feedback: Includes an integrated passive buzzer (with mute jumper) and status LEDs for power and logic activity.
- Lego & M3 Mounting Compatibility: Cross-hole design allows for seamless integration into Lego Technic builds or permanent M3 screw mount enclosures.
BBC micro:bit Expansion Board V3.0
| Input Voltage | 6V – 12V DC (5.5mm Jack) or 5V (USB-C) |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 3.3V and 5V (Jumper Selectable) |
| Max Output Current | 2.0A |
| I/O Interface | All 20 Pins broken out to G-V-S headers |
| Communication | 2x I2C Ports, 1x Serial/UART Port |
| Compatibility | Micro:bit V1.5, V2.0, and V2.2 |
| Dimensions | 80mm x 58mm |

- Insertion: Slide the micro:bit into the horizontal slot. Ensure the board is fully seated.
- Voltage Selection: Use the onboard jumper to select 5V or 3.3V for the “V” pins, depending on whether you are using servos (5V) or standard sensors (3.3V).
- Connection: Connect your peripherals using the G-V-S format. Note: The Signal (S) pins are 3.3V logic level.
- Powering: Connect a power adapter to the DC jack. Switch the board to “ON.”
- Programming: Use the micro:bit MakeCode Editor. All pin numbers on the expansion board correspond exactly to the digital/analog pins in the software.
Yes. Unlike V1.0 or V2.0 boards, the V3.0 features a 2A high-current regulator specifically designed to handle the “stall current” of multiple servos simultaneously.
It includes an onboard buzzer for simple tones. If you are using a micro:bit V2, you can use either the onboard V2 speaker or the expansion board’s buzzer
Absolutely. It includes reverse polarity protection, over-voltage protection, and a physical power switch, making it the safest choice for educational and business purchasing.
Yes. The dedicated I2C ports are perfect for connecting environmental sensors, and the stable power supply ensures the micro:bit can run 24/7 without resets
Yes. We offer tiered pricing for schools and businesses. The V3.0 is available in “Neutral Industrial Packing” to reduce costs for large-scale deployments. Please contact our authorized wholesale channel for a quote.






