Description

The Joystick Module Dual Axis XY for Arduino is a hardware component designed to provide analog input for controlling movements in two dimensions, typically used with Arduino microcontrollers. It consists of two potentiometers, one for each axis (X and Y), and a built-in push button. The module is commonly used in projects that require real-time control, such as robotics, gaming, and remote control applications.

• Analog Potentiometers: The module contains two potentiometers, one for each axis. These potentiometers act as variable resistors, allowing you to obtain analog voltage readings corresponding to the position of the joystick along each axis.
• Dual Axis Control: Provides control in two dimensions (X and Y). Moving the joystick along either axis produces a proportional voltage output.
• Push Button: Includes a built-in push button for additional input (e.g., triggering actions or modes).
• Interface: Connects to Arduino via analog pins (X/Y axes) and a digital pin (push button).
• Usage Steps:
  1. Connect the X/Y potentiometers to analog pins and the push button to a digital pin on the Arduino.
  2. Write code to read analog values (X/Y positions) and digital input (button press).
  3. Map joystick positions to control parameters (e.g., robot movement).
  4. Implement logic to respond to button presses (e.g., mode changes).