DIY Joystick Gimbal

If you plug those TLE5010 sensors to an arduino or teensy board, you can use MMJoy2 to make a USB controller of your own. With this you can utilize the whole 360° of the sensor. Well, minus a few degrees where it can be confused by the polarity change of the magnet.
But if you’re thinking of using existing hardware and software from a scrapped joystick, there may be other limitations.

Bill Of Material.
A list of the materials used.

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