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ACEBOTT Electron Building Block Module Pin Arrangement PS2 Game Joystick Key Module for Compatible With ESP32/Arduino Robot Kit
Product Description
Product Overview
The joystick module is mainly composed of two potentiometers and a push button switch. These two potentiometers output the corresponding voltage values on the X and Y axes respectively according to the twisting angle of the joystick, realizing the position perception of the joystick in two dimensions. In the Z-axis direction, pressing the joystick can trigger the touch button to realize additional operating functions. The design of this module enables it to simulate an operating experience similar to that of a game controller.
The initial state of the joystick module is that both potentiometers are in the middle of the range without external force. This design ensures that the output of the module is stable when there is no operation, and will not cause misoperation due to slight vibration or other external interference.
Technical Specifications
| Operating voltage | 3.3V~5V |
| Operating temperature | -40°C~+70°C |
| Output signal | Analog signal |
| Size | 4.7cm*2.4cm |
Pin Configuration
| Joystick Module | UNO |
| SW | A0 |
| Y | A1 |
| X | A2 |
| VCC | 5V |
| GND | GND |
FAQ
Q: What is the main use of this joystick?A: It is commonly used for game console controllers, remote control cars, gimbals, and model airplanes.
Q: Does it support 3.3V power supply?A: Yes, it operates within the voltage range of 3.3V to 5V.
Q: Is the Z-axis output digital or analog?A: The Z-axis is triggered via a push-button switch, acting as a digital input.
Q: How does the joystick behave when idle?A: The potentiometers are centered automatically to ensure stable output without external interference.
Q: What is the operating temperature range?A: The module functions reliably between -40°C and
+70°C.
