Coding with micro:bit - Part 3B - LED Neopixels

The other bit of part 3. Here we look at using programmable Neopixel LEDs that can change colour and do flashy patterns.
These videos are meant as a resource for teachers and students looking for some help with coding for invention and creation.
Link to makecode: makecode.micro...
Link to basic:bit breakout board: www.elecfreaks....
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[@michaelmeneghetti5794]

I've learned a great deal from your videos. Thank you. Do breakout boards exist that will handle servo motors, neo pixels, and LED's on the same board and allow programming of combinations of each?

[@robincrosscarpenter1]

Your link to the breakout board doesn't work

[@wlesta9226]

Hi, really like your videos
Could you provide the link for the string led and led strips. Are they particular types, any thing that will not work
Thanks

[@jeffhaas9577]

The name "Neopixel" is Adafruit's term for WS2812 LEDs, which have been around so long they are cheap and easy to get. Look on Amazon or ebay for "neopixel ring" or "neopixel strip" and you will find lots of vendors. The description will usually have "WS2812B" in the name. Also look on Adafruit's website for more info: www.adafruit.com/category/168

[@Avdarmaly]

Where to buy that sensor pack from? The link in the description takes to an American website, not UK :(

[@alekumar]

Hi there, great resource. I am a bit confused about the white thing behind the micro:bit? Mine does not have it. Thus, I cannnot connect the programmable LEDs to my micro:bit. Its V2

[@geethanjallinarinmuniswara2481]

Hi I would like to ask you.. How to join the the led lights with door alarms.. For a example when the door opens,the censor will be alarming and I want the lights to be in red and when the door close the led will be in mix colour.. Can u help me

[@quine3315]

if the censor only alarms when door open, maybe you can use it as a variable.

[@brandonrutter9726]

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[@thisDarwin]

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