Joystick controller with put-and-stay capability

Details Joystick controller with put-and-stay capability Joystick controller with put-and-stay capability

2006-12-19

2009-06-09

Enad, Elvin G (Department: 2832)

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers

Multiple circuit control

Pivoted contact

C200S00600C

Reexamination Certificate

active

07544905

ABSTRACT:
A joystick controller comprises an operating rod (12) mounted for pivotal movement relative to a housing (14) so as to effect movement of a sensor element for providing an output signal indicative of a degree of pivotal movement of the operating rod (12). The joystick also includes at least one friction pad (20a,20b) mounted to the operating rod (12) for providing a fictional resistance to movement of the operating rod (12) relative to the housing (14).

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EP 06 25 6475; EPO Search Report and Written Opinion; mailed Mar. 27, 2007; 6 pp.

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