MicroPython for Micro:bit - Analogue Inputs and Outputs

Now that we have mastered the digital inputs we age going to have a look at the analogue functionality of the micro:bit. You may think that analogue is less advanced than the digital inputs this is not actually the case Digital Signals are ones that have only two states 0 and 1. Analogue signals are continuous meaning that they can have any value in some range (for example 0-1000). Let's have a look at how to use them.

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