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| specfire:
The schematics are really quite simple, someday I will sit down and trace/map it out. What makes these schematics complex are the coils themselves since they are proximity dependant. Physical placement of the components doesn't make any difference on the PCB of most common/simple circuits (the exception is really high freqency stuff where timing is an issue such as a PC motherboard.) In this case though, it makes a big difference. |
| Level42:
Indeed, since all electronics are "old fashioned" discrete compontents ( I mean no SMD) it should be easy to do some reverse engineering and figure it out. Yeah the coil on the PCB is pretty clever, although not a new idea. I'm just interested in the workings of the whole thing, not trying to copy it ;) |
| destructor:
--- Quote from: AndyWarne on May 18, 2006, 06:31:47 am ---Something like this maybe? --- End quote --- Excellent Andy :applaud: When it will be available in your shop? I have some money prepared for shopping on Ultimarc. Good if this stick will had throw in range 4-5 degrees. J-Stik (and other Sanwa sticks too) have a bit too long throw for 8-way games, air-shooters especially. |
| muzland:
A bit off topic guys, but has anyone got around to modifying these joysticks using 2 pots and a toggle switch for ease of swapping between 4 and 8 way. I am going to have a bash myself but could do with knowing the size of pots to order. Andy: Great looking stick! Will this be switchable in software from 4/8 way? That would be cool. Cheers Muzland |
| Grasshopper:
--- Quote from: Level42 on May 22, 2006, 03:53:51 am ---Indeed, since all electronics are "old fashioned" discrete compontents ( I mean no SMD) it should be easy to do some reverse engineering and figure it out. Yeah the coil on the PCB is pretty clever, although not a new idea. I'm just interested in the workings of the whole thing, not trying to copy it ;) --- End quote --- I'm wondering whether it would be possible to tap into part of the circuit to get an analogue signal. That would open up all sorts of possibilities. |
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