Product description: Mini I2C Gamepad - module with joystick and buttons - STEMMA QT/Qwiic - Adafruit 5743
This compact gamepad board allows you to create a game controller or robot. With a convenient 2-axis thumb joystick and 6 momentary buttons , it allows for intuitive interaction. The board communicates with the microcontroller via I2C, which makes it easier to use and does not take up valuable pins. Independent knobs allow precise adjustment of voltage and current. An additional STEMMA QT connector makes it easy to connect to other devices, and an optional interrupt pin allows you to monitor button presses. The board uses Seesaw technology from Adafruit with a programmable auxiliary microcontroller, which eliminates pixel alignment problems. The optional IRQ pin provides information about button presses. The kit includes a ready-to-use gamepad with 0.1" pin spacing, requiring soldering in the absence of a Stemma QT cable.
Mini I2C Gamepad - module with joystick and buttons - STEMMA QT/Qwiic - Adafruit 5743. 
This compact gamepad board allows you to create a game controller or robot for various microcontrollers using the I2C interface.Special features
- Universal controller - the gamepad board is a versatile game or robot controller, communicating via the I2C interface with various microcontrollers and microcomputers
- Ergonomic design - designed with user comfort in mind, offering a 2-axis thumb joystick and 6 momentary buttons, including 4 large and 2 small, enabling intuitive interaction
- Easy integration - communication between the board and the microcontroller takes place via the I2C interface, which makes operation simple and does not take up valuable analog or digital pins
- Support for various platforms - the board is compatible with the Arduino library
Technical Specifications
- Producer: Adafruit
- Model: Gamepad mini I2C
- Communication: I2C
- STEMMA QT connector: yes
- Controls:
- Joystick: 2-axis thumb joystick
- Buttons: 6 momentary buttons (4 large, 2 small)
- IRQ pin: optional
- Compatibility with programming platforms: Arduino, CircuitPython and Python
- Dimensions: 50.8 x 22.8 x 14.5 mm
- Weight: 7.1 g
The board communicates with the microcontroller via I2C, which makes it easier to use and does not take up valuable pins. Useful links |
