Adafruit DragonTail Breakout for micro:bit - Fully Assembled

Sometimes I dream of having a miniature pet dragon that would sit on my shoulder, while I write code and build projects. Maybe its little snorts of fire could even heat up my soldering iron after I turn it on? An adorable fantasy, I know... So while we're all waiting for genetic engineering to catch up with our desires, this DragonTail breakout will have to do!

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.

If you want to hook up a servo, some NeoPixels, or some other simple component, alligator-to-header cables can be used, but those clips can slip and access to some pins like I2C is limited.

So, we made the Adafruit DragonTail for micro:bit. This breakout board has the card-edge connector for your micro:bit, and breaks out all the pads so it can be plugged into any solderless breadboard. You even get two pads for the power railing! It comes fully assembled - no soldering required. 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?

• Breaks out micro:bit edge connector to 0.1" headers for breadboard use
• Fully assembled and ready to use
• Clearly labeled pins including analog inputs and LED matrix shared pins
• Two pads for power rail connection
• Compact dimensions: 57mm x 53.5mm x 19mm
• Lightweight at 18.2g