Micro:bit Robit Smart Car（without micro:bit board）

Note: colour may vary. Dive into the world of electronics and programming in a simple and fun way! The Robit Smart Car is the perfect starting point for beginners. It uses the globally - loved BBC Micro:bit, a small programmable computer. With block - based programming, it's easy to make the car move and interact. The ElecFreaks Robit motherboard in this kit is compatible with both BBC Micro:bit and MBot. You can easily add more sensors, motors, servos, and other accessories to your robot car. Whether you're a child or an adult, you can learn to build a robot car while honing your logic and design skills. Experience the creative fun with the Robit Smart Car! Key features include support for 4 - channel DC motors and 2 - channel stepping motors, 8 - way PWM signal output connectors, 8 - way G - 5V - S digital signal connectors, 4 - way G - 5V - S analog signal connectors. It supports a DC power supply input voltage of 3.7V - 6V and a lithium - battery power supply input voltage of 3.7 - 4.2V. The installation process of the chassis is detailed below.

Using the Robit Smart Car is easy and fun. First, assemble the chassis following the step - by - step instructions provided. After assembly, connect the BBC Micro:bit to the Robit motherboard. You can then start programming using block - based programming to make the car move, turn, and interact. When using the car, be aware that the colour of the parts may vary. Make sure to use the correct power supply within the specified voltage range (DC 3.7V - 6V for DC power supply and 3.7 - 4.2V for lithium - battery power supply). For maintenance, keep the car clean and dry. Check the connections regularly to ensure they are secure. If you want to expand the functionality of the car, you can add more sensors, motors, and servos through the available connectors on the Robit motherboard.