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Joystick Shield Module for Arduino – Game Controller Expansion Board

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130.00 LE 130.00 LE

🌟 Product Description

The Joystick Shield Module for Arduino adds intuitive physical controls to Arduino Uno and other compatible boards. It typically includes a two-axis analog joystick with a push-button switch, directional or function buttons, a reset button, and expansion headers for sensors, servos, displays, and wireless modules. The shield reads joystick movement through analog inputs and button presses through digital inputs, making it ideal for robot controllers, gamepads, RC transmitters, and menu-navigation systems. Pin assignments and button layouts may vary between V1, V1.A, and other vendor versions.


🔑 Key Features

  • Two-axis analog joystick for X/Y control 
  • Integrated joystick push-button switch 
  • Additional digital push buttons on common versions 
  • Arduino Uno R3-compatible shield form factor 
  • Stackable design for easy installation 
  • Reset button for convenient operation 
  • Analog, digital, I2C, SPI, and serial expansion headers 
  • Wireless expansion support for Bluetooth, XBee, nRF24, or similar modules on supported versions 
  • Servo and sensor connection options on some versions 
  • Suitable for wired and wireless robot control 
  • Easy to program using the Arduino IDE

Specifications:

  • Product Type: Arduino joystick and game-controller shield 
  • Compatible Boards: Arduino Uno, Uno R3, and compatible Uno-form-factor boards 
  • Joystick Type: Two-axis potentiometer-based analog joystick 
  • Analog Outputs: X-axis and Y-axis 
  • Joystick Switch: Digital push-button output 
  • Analog Resolution: 10-bit on Arduino Uno, typically 0-1023 
  • Operating Voltage: commonly 5V from the Arduino board 
  • Button Inputs: commonly 4 directional/function buttons plus joystick switch 
  • Typical Pin Mapping: joystick X/Y often use A0/A1; buttons vary by version 
  • Expansion: I2C, SPI, UART, servo, and sensor headers, version-dependent 
  • Board Size: approximately 53 x 53 mm for common Uno shield layouts 
  • Board Type: Game-controller and input expansion shield

Applications: 

  • Wireless robot car controllers 
  • Tank robot and tracked-vehicle control  
  • Robotic arm movement control  
  • RC vehicle transmitters  
  • Drone and rover ground controllers  
  • Camera pan-and-tilt systems  
  • DIY gamepads and arcade controllers  
  • Menu navigation for LCD and OLED projects  
  • Bluetooth-controlled projects  
  • nRF24L01 wireless controller systems  
  • Servo positioning projects  
  • Smart home control panels  
  • Educational robotics kits  
  • Interactive electronic instruments  
  • Remote pump and motor control  
  • Real-life custom human-machine interfaces


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