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Alligator cables (Black ,Red ,Yellow) for micro:bit
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Alligator clips (also known as crocodile clips) are one of the most useful tools on any maker's workbench. Whether you're testing a circuit, connecting a mic...
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Alligator clips (also known as crocodile clips) are one of the most useful tools on any maker's workbench. Whether you're testing a circuit, connecting a micro:bit to external components, or extending your multimeter leads, these spring-loaded clips make quick, reliable connections without soldering.
Key Features
- 35cm Lead Length – Plenty of reach for prototyping and testing
- Rubber-Shrouded Clips – Insulated for safe, secure connections
- 45mm Clip Length – 8.3mm jaw opening for gripping pins, wires, and edge connectors
- Three Colours – Red, black, and yellow for easy circuit identification
Ideal For
- Connecting sensors and components to BBC micro:bit edge pins
- Quick circuit prototyping and testing
- Extending multimeter probe leads
- STEM education and classroom projects
Package Contents
- 10× Alligator clip cables (assorted red, black, and yellow)
Note: This product includes alligator cables only. A BBC micro:bit and any other components shown in product images are sold separately.
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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.
- alligator clip
- An alligator clip is a spring-loaded metal clip used to make temporary electrical connections to wires, terminals or test points. It is useful for quick bench testing, but it is less secure than a screw terminal or locking connector.
- edge pins
- Edge pins are exposed electrical contacts along the edge of a board that let you connect to power, signals, and accessories. They matter because they make it easier to attach clips, expansion boards, or external components without soldering.
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