Arduino Tutorial 32: Understanding and Using Joysticks in a Project

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In this lesson we learn how to incorporate a Joystick into your arduino project. We show how to connect the joystick and how to program it. A joystick can be thought of as two potentiometers which can work together to control a variety of devices. The joystick also has a simple on off switch.

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Arduino Tutorial 32: Understanding and Using Joysticks in a Project

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