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1. A sensor that measures acceleration forces, commonly used on Microbit for detecting movement and orientation.
2. Connectors on the breakout board that allow easy attachment of jumper wires to various points on the board.
3. A visual programming language commonly used with Microbit for creating code by connecting blocks.
4. A wireless technology standard for exchanging data over short distances, often used for communication with Microbit.
5. A board that attaches to the MicroBit to allow for additional components to be connected.
6. Physical input controls on the Microbit board that can be programmed to trigger specific actions.
7. A sensor that detects the direction in which the Microbit is pointing, providing a compass functionality.
8. A pocket-sized programmable computer designed for education and learning programming concepts.
9. An integrated circuit that contains a processor core, memory, and programmable input/output peripherals.