Finger control joystick utilizing Hall effect

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1983-01-13

1984-07-10

Envall, Jr., Roy N.

Electrical resistors

Mechanically variable

Movable contact electrically adjustable over length of...

338 32H, 338 90, 200 6A, 74471XY, 273148B, H01C 1016, H01L 4306

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044595786

ABSTRACT:
Hall effect elements are placed in proximity to magnets in such a way that the position of the magnets relative to the Hall elements is a function of the position of a joystick controller. In this way, the position of the joystick can be "read" by a machine by reference to the Hall effect voltage.

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Joystick Control (1 p.), Electronics Weekly, (An Advertisement), Nov. 24, 1982.

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