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This joystick shield module turns an Arduino Uno or compatible board into a game console or robotic controller, stacking directly on top of the Arduino header pins. It combines a two-axis analog thumb joystick, similar in feel to a PS2 controller stick, with 7 momentary push buttons: 4 large buttons, 2 small buttons, and a select button built into the joystick's own press action, giving a fairly complete gamepad-style layout for controlling a robot or game.
Beyond the basic joystick and buttons, the shield includes an NRF24L01 RF interface for connecting one of the most common low-cost 2.4GHz wireless modules, a Nokia 5110 LCD interface for adding a small display, and both Bluetooth and I2C interfaces for further expansion.
Input supply voltage runs from 3.3V to 5V, and a power switch lets the board select between 3.3V and 5V operation depending on what the rest of the project needs. It measures 87 x 53 x 30mm and weighs 37g, and includes an interface connector for external access to extra pins beyond what the shield itself uses.
Because it stacks directly onto Arduino headers, it needs no separate wiring for the joystick and buttons themselves, leaving the builder free to focus on connecting whichever of the RF, display or Bluetooth interfaces the specific project actually needs.
Builders making an RC-style robot controller, a simple handheld game console, or any Arduino project needing joystick and button input alongside optional wireless or display expansion will find this shield a convenient all-in-one starting point.
It is designed as a shield for Arduino Uno and compatible boards.
7 momentary push buttons, plus the joystick's own press-to-select function.
Yes, it has an NRF24L01 RF interface and a Bluetooth interface.
Yes, it includes a Nokia 5110 LCD interface.
3.3V to 5V, selectable via an onboard power switch.
| Brand | Generic |
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| Selling unit | PCS |
