- Integrated Power Management: Features a built-in 18650 lithium battery slot with a charging circuit and 5V/2A boost output for high-torque peripherals.
- High Motor Density: Controls up to 4 DC motors (or 2 stepper motors) and 8 servos at the same time.
- Full I/O Breakout: All micro:bit pins are accessible via standard 3-pin G-V-S (Ground-Voltage-Signal) headers.
- Built-in Sensory Peripherals: Includes 4x addressable RGB LEDs (WS2812B), a buzzer, and an I2C interface for OLED displays.
- Safety Protection: Equipped with reverse polarity protection, over-current protection, and a low-battery warning.
- Sturdy Design: Includes four M3 mounting holes and is compatible with Lego-style brick building for rapid physical prototyping.
Super:bit Expansion Board Module V1.0 AM-003
| Model Number | AM-003 V1.0 |
|---|---|
| Input Power | 3.7V 18650 Lithium Battery (Flat-head) |
| Charging Port | Micro-USB (5V) |
| Output Voltage | 5V (2A Max) |
| Motor Drive | 4-channel DC Motor / 2-channel Stepper Motor |
| Servo Drive | 8-channel Servo Control |
| Onboard LEDs | 4x Addressable RGB (NeoPixel) |
| Programming | MakeCode (Super:bit Extension), Python |





- Powering Up: Insert a 3.7V 18650 battery into the slot. Warning: Ensure the polarity (+/-) matches the board markings exactly to avoid damage.
- Hardware Connection: Slide the micro:bit into the central edge connector slot.
- Software Setup: In the Microsoft MakeCode Editor, click on ‘Extensions’ and search for “Superbit” to install the specialized blocks for motors and servos.
- Wiring:
- Connect DC motors to the green terminal ports (M1–M4).
- Connect servos to the 3-pin headers (S1–S8), ensuring the orange/white signal wire is on the “S” pin.
- Control: Toggle the onboard power switch. Use the USB port on the micro:bit to upload your code.
No. For business and single-user purchasing, these are typically sold separately to allow for customized battery capacities. You can purchase compatible 18650 Batteries here
Yes. The Super:bit AM-003 is designed with physical dimensions and mounting holes that align perfectly with standard Lego bricks and Technic pins
The USB port is primarily for charging the battery and programming the micro:bit. To drive motors and servos, you must have a charged 18650 battery installed and the power switch turned ON
Absolutely. The AM-003 is favored by schools and training centers because its integrated design prevents the “rat’s nest” of wires common in DIY kits. For bulk quotes (50+ units), please contact our corporate sales team
Yes, the Super:bit is fully compatible with both Micro:bit V1.5 and V2.0/V2.2
The board features a protection circuit, but it is highly recommended to double-check polarity before switching the power on to prevent potential heat damage to the battery management IC













