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Introducing our simple 3 Pin breakout for the Micro:bit.  This board has been designed for school projects to make a simple lighting setup controll...

The first ever Code Club book is here! With it, you'll learn how to code using Scratch, the block-based programming language. In each chapter you’l...

Easy to operate, no need to understand complex image recognition algorithmsSupport for reading of common one-dimensional codes and two-dimensional ...

This stunning 224-page hardback book not only tells the stories of some of the seminal video games of the 1970s and 1980s, but shows you how to ...

Code the Classics Volume II is your hands-on guide to recreating some of the most iconic video games of the 1980s and learning the art of game dev...

For many years, instructors and teachers have asked us to come up with a better way to teach programming and electronics. We have worked on Circ...

The Code.org CS Discoveries course is a yearlong curriculum for teaching computer science, and there's even a physical computing unit! For large...

CodeBug is a cute, programmable and wearable device designed to introduce simple programming and electronic concepts to anyone, at any age. It i...

CodeBug™ is a fun, engaging, entry level introduction to simple programming and electronic concepts to anyone, at any age. It is easy to program us...

Coder is a free, open source project from Google that turns a Raspberry Pi 2 model B into a simple platform that educators and parents can use t...

Sphero is a robotic ball that can be controlled using a tablet or smartphone. Through simple text written to foster creativity and problem solving,...

Are you trying to make a quick dime from electronics? Why limit yourself to dimes? This coin acceptor will take three different kinds of coin...

Are you trying to make a quick dime from electronics? Why limit yourself to dimes? This coin acceptor will take up to 6 different kinds of coin! Wh...

Your project may be free-as-in-speech, but that doesn't mean it has to be free-as-in-beer. This handy coin validator/acceptor module is just lik...

Your project may be free-as-in-speech, but that doesn't mean it has to be free-as-in-beer. This handy coin validator/acceptor module is just like t...

CR1225 lithium metal 3V 12mm 47mAh coin cell batteries. Perfect small battery for miniature sensor node applications. These batteries are sold in s...

This is the CR2025 20mm coin cell battery. You may be wondering what sets this guy apart from the more common CR2032 coin cell battery, the answer ...

CR2032 Lithium metal 3V 250mAh button cell battery. Great for powering low power processors or blink an LED for weeks at a time. Note: This item is...

A really cool rechargeable Lithium Ion coin cell battery. The battery is rated for 3.6V @ 110mAh - a great way to run a small embedded project for ...

This is a through-hole 12mm coin cell battery holder. It’s the unit we like to use as RTC backup and SRAM backup for GPS units. Holds battery in pl...

This is the SMD version of PRT-07948, which is the unit we like to use as RTC backup and SRAM backup for GPS units. Holds battery in place with ...

This is a coin cell holder for the common CR2032 type battery. The holder has a neat pop-in, pop-out feature that makes changing the battery easy....