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Many robot projects need a joystick controller. The upgraded Arduino analog and digital joystick module provides a simple and user-friendly solution. By connecting to two analog inputs, the robot can be controlled by X, Y axes according to your commands. It also features a push button switch that connects to a digital pin. This joystick module is an ideal choice for controlling small robots, arm movements, or controlling remote devices. The spring auto-return feature makes it easy to operate and has a stable performance that is suitable for extended use. With a compact design and easy-to-mount layout, this Arduino joystick module is perfect for a variety of robotic and DIY projects.
Figure: Wiring Diagram of Joystick Module and Arduino UNO
This joystick module is compatible with common controllers such as Arduino, micro:bit, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and Raspberry Pi Pico. It can be easily connected to Arduino by IO Expansion Shield with supplied cables.
If you are a beginner, it is recommended to purchase an Arduino kit with tutorials, such as the Gravity: Intermediate Kit for Arduino and the Gravity: Science Data Acquisition Module Kit for Experiments Education. These kits come with comprehensive tutorials and all the components necessary to complete a variety of projects, allowing you to gradually learn and build upon your knowledge and skills.
Project 1: micro:bit Missile Launcher
Introduction: This article will explain how to make a cool Missile Launcher
Project 2: Arduino Leonardo as a Mouse
Introduction: This particular example uses a pushbutton to turn on and off mouse control with a joystick.
