littleBits Microphone

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Product number: LB-650-0021

Product information "littleBits Microphone"

You can use the microphone Bit like a small megaphone, or even to turn sounds into light or motion! This Bit translates sounds into a language that littleBits circuits can understand.

Bildungsstufe:	Middle years, upper primary
Fach:	Robotics/ Microcontrollers, informatics

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