The BBC micro:bit is a cute, all-in-one learning board, with LEDs, sensors, and

even a Bluetooth LE radio built in. What it

doesn't have is a set of 0.1" headers,

for breadboard compatibility. Instead, there's a PCB 'card edge' connector that

can slot into a matching socket. Now, if you want to hook up a servo, some

NeoPixels, or some other simple component, you could use our alligator-to-

header cables, and that will let you connect one or two parts to the power and

P0, P1 or P2 pads. But...those alligator clips can slip around, and you don't get

access to some of the more fun i/o pins, like I2C.

So, we made the Adafruit DragonTail for micro:bit. This breakout board has the

card-edge connector for your micro:bit, and then breaks out all the pads so that

it can be plugged in to any solderless breadboard. You even get two pads for

the power railing! It comes fully assembled - no soldering required. And every

pad is clearly labeled: by name, if it has an analog input, and when it is shared

with the LED matrix.

Would you expect any less from your friendly pet dragon?

PCB Dimensions:

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57mm x 53.5mm x 19mm / 2.2" x 2.1" / 0.7"

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Width of T: 10.2mm / 0.4"

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Weight: 18.2g / 0.72oz

Product Weight: 18.2g / 0.6oz

 

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