M5StickC Joystick HAT

SKU:U073

Regular price $8.50

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PRODUCT DETAILS

Description

Joystick HAT is a module designed for game controllers and wireless joystick devices. This module is specifically designed for the M5StickC, featuring a compact size and convenient wireless connectivity. It is equipped with an embedded STM32F030F4 microcontroller chip and utilizes the I2C communication protocol for data transmission with the M5StickC.

Joystick HAT supports full-angle offset and center pressing, providing angle offset data and switch digital signals as outputs. Its design incorporates the unified plug-in structure of the HAT series, ensuring a reliable connection with the M5StickC.

Whether used for game controllers or as a wireless joystick device, Joystick HAT offers a simple and convenient human-machine interaction input experience.

Product Features

  • STM32F030F4 inside
  • communication protocol: I2C (address: 0x38)
  • support omni-directional movement/button press

Include

  • 1x Joystick HAT

Applications

  • Game Handle
  • Wireless Joystick Device

Specification

Resources Parameter
Communication protocol I2C:0x38
Net weight 8g
Gross weight 16g
Product Size 24*30*17mm
Package Size 42*40*30mm

LEARN AND DOCUMENTS

  • DOCUMENTS
  • A simple game using M5StickC. Display the block in HTML in a web browser and control the ball with JoyStick.

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 6 reviews
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    J
    Jack Tan
    Enjoyed this very much

    Makes games on the M5StickC PLUS2 ESP32 more fun.

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    Sarah Cartwright
    Really nice product.

    The joystick is compact and responsive - and designed to match the rest of the range. It's great!

    R
    Rudy Bouland
    very nice Joystick

    Nice product

    J
    Juergen G.
    ALLES OK

    ALLES OK, Passt super zum BugC.

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    Clive Dent
    It's a good joystick

    It took me some time to figure out how to make it work but that was part of the fun. It has a good range of sensitivity and even when you have to ignore first 7 to 10% because it doesn't go completely back to zero, it's still very effective. I made a game to test it with and was satisfied. Only problem I have is it wiggles if you don't stabilize it in some way. I had 3D printed a gamepad-like case for my M5StickC with it attached but I'm sure there are simpler DIY solutions.

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