Types of joysticks

Types of Joystick

•  Joystick steering wheel: on the joystick type shaped like a steering wheel and special function for car racing games.

•  Joystick form of sticks PS: the above type of joystick used to play a gamma-type war games, like Call Of Dutil or Modol Of Condor.

• Joystick steering a plane: Type joystick above the oval to the top and serve exclusively for the game airplane.  

• PC Joystick with Turbo function

         In contrast with the joystick on the market, Metal Strike 3D PC joystick type the name of Turbo used   of flight simulation game with four designs and also have Ailero axiz, Elavator, Trottle, and Power Control. Turbo function for auto repeat, can play the game of battles in the air with automatic weapons firing capability is good. Metal 3D Steike has 13 buttons.

• Joystick Controller

Joystick Controller using potentiometric. Digunsksn switch on the joystick controller to translate the movement into output signals. Joystick Controller is made of plastic, nylon, nylon plastic, glass filled nylon, and stainless steel. In addition to use for games, the joystick is also used in the field of industry in demanding environmental conditions or heavy-duty equipment such as forklifts, cranes, agricultural machinery, equipment hoists, wheel vehicles, excavators, and military vehicles.
Digunaka joystick controller for precision steering, position and velocity control in applications, such as control of the microscope. The joystick controller is also used in camera controls, wheelchairs, surveillance cameras, optical measurement equipment, medical diagnostic equipment, and stage techniques.
Game joystick is used in flight simulators, video gaming, and remote control. In this joystick there are 6 degrees of freedom (DOF) in conformity with the axis direction of movement. As for the possible directions of x, y, z, yaw, pitch, and roll. In the case of this type of protocol on the joystick, many types of connectors available yan. For example Universal Serial Bus (USB), CANBUS, Profibus, and pulse width modulation (PWM).