LionBit is equipped with a variety of internal components and sensors that expand its capabilities for a wide range of projects. Here’s an overview of the internal components and sensors you’ll find on a typical LionBit board:

1. Input Buttons (A and B):

• LionBit includes two input buttons labeled “A” and “B.” These buttons provide a simple way to capture user input. You can program these buttons to trigger specific actions or functions in your projects. They are often used for navigation, game controls, and user interactions.

2. LCD Display:

• LionBit features an LCD display that can be used to show text and graphics. This display provides a visual interface for your projects, allowing you to convey information, display sensor readings, create menus, and showcase data in a user-friendly manner.

3. RGB LED (Light-Emitting Diode):

• LionBit comes with an RGB LED, which is capable of displaying a wide range of colors by mixing red, green, and blue light. You can control the RGB LED to signal status, create visual indicators, or add colorful effects to your projects.

4. Buzzer:

• The onboard buzzer can generate sound, allowing you to include audio feedback and alerts in your projects. It can be used for simple tones, melodies, or even as a component in interactive games or notification systems.

5. Light-Dependent Resistor (LDR):

• The LDR is a light sensor that measures the intensity of ambient light. It can detect changes in light levels and is commonly used in projects that involve light-sensitive applications, such as automatic lighting control or light-dependent alarms.

These internal components and sensors are integrated into LionBit, providing built-in functionality for various applications. They are essential for creating interactive, informative, and dynamic projects. Additionally, the GPIO (General-Purpose Input/Output) pins and touch pins on LionBit offer the flexibility to expand your project’s capabilities further by connecting external components and sensors.