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The next lesson for the Microbit is nearly finished. The lesson is how to control a small DC motor with the Microbit programmed in the Makecode block language. The circuit is pretty simple. The circuit uses a transistor, a diode and a resistor.

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The lesson starts with simply turning on and off the motor using the built-in Microbit button using the DigitalWrite block. Next, there are instructions on how to vary the motor speed with the AnalogWrite block.

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The circuit is then modified to use a knob to control the speed of the motor. The detailed lesson is here. The next lesson is adding the ability to change the direction of the motor.

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Overview

Hardware Description

Hardware block diagram

Getting Started With the micro:bit Hardware

The micro:bit is a Single Board Computer (SBC) that contains an application processor with a variety of on-chip peripherals.Other peripherals are connected to this chip.

An interface processor is connected to the application processor and manages communications via the USB interface, including the drag-and-drop code flashing process. The interface processor does not connect to any of the micro:bit peripherals.

Two key pieces of information to help understand the internals of the micro:bit are:

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The reference design, which is a complete module design of a compatible micro:bit, and is designed to be a starting point for anyone interested in understanding the micro:bit or designing their own variant.

Hardware Description

nRF52 Application Processor

The nRF52 application processor is where user programs run.A single, complete application including user code, runtime code and Bluetooth stack is loaded and run directly from on-chip flash memory.All user accessible GPIO pins are provided by this processor.There is an on-board 2.4GHz radio peripheral used to provide Bluetooth and custom radio capabilities via an off-chip aerial.

item	details
Model	Nordic nRF52833
Core variant	Arm Cortex-M4 32 bit processor with FPU
Flash ROM	512KB
RAM	128KB
Speed	64MHz
Debug	SWD, J-Link/OB
More Info	Software, NRF52 datasheet

Bluetooth Wireless Communication

The on-board 2.4GHz supports Bluetooth communications via the Nordic S113 SoftDevice, which provides a fully qualified Bluetooth low energy stack.This allows the micro:bit to communicate with a wide range of Bluetooth devices, including smartphones and tablets. Drivers logitech c920.

item	details
Stack	Bluetooth 5.1 with Bluetooth Low Energy(BLE)
Band	2.4GHz ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) 2.4GHz.2.41GHz
Channels	50 2MHz channels, only 40 used (0 to 39), 3 advertising channels (37,38,39)
Sensitivity	-93dBm in Bluetooth low energy mode
Tx Power	-40dBm to 4dBm
Role	GAP Peripheral & GAP Central
Congestion avoidance	Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Profiles	BBC micro:bit profile
More Info	Bluetooth

Low level radio communications

The on-board 2.4GHz transceiver supports a number of other radio communications standards, on which we build the microbit-radio protocolThis protocol provides a very simple small-packet broadcast radio interface between other devices that support it, such as other micro:bit devices.The ‘radio’ interface that appears in a number of the languages on the micro:bit is built on top of this protocol.Additionally, the micro:bit runtime software adds a ‘group code’ to each data payload, allowing for simple user managed device addressing and filtering to take place.

item	details
Protocol	Micro:bit Radio
Freq band	2.4GHz
Channel rate	1Mbps or 2Mbps
Encryption	None
Channels	80 (0.80)
Group codes	255
Tx power	Eight user configurable settings from 0(-30dbm) to 7 (+4dbm)
Payload size	32 (standard) 255 (if reconfigured)
More Info	Micro:bit Radio

Buttons

The two buttons on the front of the micro:bit, and the one button on the back, are tact momentary push-to-make buttons. The back button is connected to the KL27 interface processor and to the NRF52 processor for system reset purposes. This means that the application will reset regardless of if it is powered from USB or from battery.

Front buttons A and B can be programmed in the user application for any purpose.A and B are debounced by software, which also includes short press, long press, and ‘both A+B’ press detection. Buttons operate in a typical inverted electrical mode, where a pull-up resistor ensures a logical ‘1’ when the button is released, and a logical ‘0’ when the button is pressed.Both A and B buttons are connected to GPIO pins that are also accessible on the micro:bit edge connector.

item	details
Type	2 tactile user buttons, 1 tactile system button
Debounce	(A & B) software debounced, 54ms period
Pullup	(A & B) external 4K7, (System) 10K

Display

The display is a 5x5 array of LEDs.It is connected to the micro:bit as a 5x5 matrix.Runtime software repeatedly refreshes this matrix at a high speed, such that it is within the user persistence of vision range, and no flicker is detected.This LED matrix is also used to sense ambient light, by repeatedly switching some of the LED drive pins into inputs and sampling the voltage decay time, which is roughly proportional to ambient light levels.

item	details
Type	miniature surface mount red LED
Physical structure	5x5 matrix
Electrical structure	5x5
Intensity control	Software controlled up to 255 steps
Sensing	ambient light estimation via software algorithm
Sensing Range	TBC, 10 levels from off to full on
Colour sensitivity	red centric, red is 700nm

Motion sensor

The micro:bit has a combined accelerometer and magnetometer chip that provides 3-axis sensing and magnetic field strength sensing.It also include

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