I have a small project where im trying to get an analog joystick to interact with various common ground switching devices.
Its a flightstick that uses 2x10k pots.
My plan is to use a comparator IC and feed that into a transistor IC.
If I put a pot on the supply voltage to the joystick I should be able to control deadzone/activation point also.
My question, is there a better/easier way to do this?
Ive mocked up a small example of what I think the circuit driving the comparator should look like. (only showing 1 axis of the joystick)
http://tinyurl.com/y94lpcpr
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Its a flightstick that uses 2x10k pots.
My plan is to use a comparator IC and feed that into a transistor IC.
If I put a pot on the supply voltage to the joystick I should be able to control deadzone/activation point also.
My question, is there a better/easier way to do this?
Ive mocked up a small example of what I think the circuit driving the comparator should look like. (only showing 1 axis of the joystick)
http://tinyurl.com/y94lpcpr
MOD:
Clipped your image, easier to view.
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