PSP 2-Axis Analog Thumb Joystick

Self-centering analog thumb joystick acting as two 10 kΩ potentiometers (X and Y axes). Connect VCC (3–5 V), GND, and read the two analog output pads; solder wires to the four bottom pads and glue down for mounting.

Logical pinout · physical placement not verified

VCC
Product page says to connect the VCC pin to the power supply for the sold 2-axis analogue thumb joystick.
Type · PowerVoltage · 3V or 5V is stated as best on the product page
GND
Product page says to connect the ground pin to ground.
Type · Ground
X axis
One of the two remaining pads is read by an analogue input and varies with joystick movement on one axis.
Type · SignalVoltage · Analogue output follows joystick motion between ground and VCC
Y axis
The other remaining pad is read by an analogue input and varies with joystick movement on the second axis.
Type · SignalVoltage · Analogue output follows joystick motion between ground and VCC

Pin	Type	Function	Voltage
VCC	Power	Product page says to connect the VCC pin to the power supply for the sold 2-axis analogue thumb joystick.	3V or 5V is stated as best on the product page
GND	Ground	Product page says to connect the ground pin to ground.
X axis	Signal	One of the two remaining pads is read by an analogue input and varies with joystick movement on one axis.	Analogue output follows joystick motion between ground and VCC
Y axis	Signal	The other remaining pad is read by an analogue input and varies with joystick movement on the second axis.	Analogue output follows joystick motion between ground and VCC

Logical pinout · physical placement not verified

Pin details

4 connections

VCC
Product page says to connect the VCC pin to the power supply for the sold 2-axis analogue thumb joystick.
PowerVoltage · 3V or 5V is stated as best on the product page
GND
Product page says to connect the ground pin to ground.
Ground
X axis
One of the two remaining pads is read by an analogue input and varies with joystick movement on one axis.
SignalVoltage · Analogue output follows joystick motion between ground and VCC
Y axis
The other remaining pad is read by an analogue input and varies with joystick movement on the second axis.
SignalVoltage · Analogue output follows joystick motion between ground and VCC

Start wiring

I2C · Analog · USB · 3.3 – 5 V · Breakout

Verify supply voltage and logic levels before powering up.

Module pins: VCC, GND, X axis, Y axis. Schematik maps them to your board in the app.

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