3DS Analog Boards

[mymixed]

Does anyone want one? Just making sure, because I don't want to invest a bunch of money if nobody wants it . Also, for anyone that doesn't know, with this board, 3DS analogs have no crawling.

- mymixed

 

[Ashen]

Are the slight range issues fixed? I'd be interested if they're 100% working full range no crawling. Say 6-8 for me, as long as they're not some ridiculous high price. How big is the board?

 

[Diminuendo]

very interested, what price?

 

[SonyQrio]

Super interested if you can get them before I finish my portable!

 

[PRXVII]

I may be interested depending on the price.

 

[mymixed]

Awesome! Crawling is fixed, at least on my analog. I still have to look into range, but it probably won't be that hard to fix. If anyone has any measurements for it at 3.3v, that would be very helpful. I just want to make sure all of the analog's backlash is at the same voltages. V1 board size is 20mm X 20mm. As of price, what do you guys think?

- mymixed

 

[SonyQrio]

The price is for you to decide. Calculate it using this equation:

price_of_parts + price_for_labor = unit_cost_in_$

 

[Diminuendo]

without knowing what goes into a unit maybe $5-7? or maybe have a version made for two sliders in one unit at a discount?

 

[mymixed]

Yes, after some major math calculations, I've decided I'll probably make the boards around $7. I also do eventually plan to make a two analog version, witch shouldn't be that hard. More progress soon, and Rev 1 boards are at the post office!

- mymixed

 

[SonyQrio]

:sigh: Dude, I really wish I could see this.

Good luck, i'm proud.

 

[PalmerTech]

Interested. $7 is an absolute bargain.

 

[Diminuendo]

did anything come of this?

 

[ToastBucket]

You should just post the schematic

 

[Zero]

You should just post the schematic

 

[SonyQrio]

You should just post the schematic

And the code...

 

[public-pervert]

Me and Micro from GameSx.com were working on a board that corrects the PSP analog to a GC controller. Everything is done, schematics, codes, filters needed, etc.. On a oscilloscope looks very well
The code was writen originally for the Atmega48 DIP, wich is too large, and adapted to an Attiny24 SOIC wich is just very small. Will be perfect!

I've ordered some microcontrollers and I'm waiting for those. When I have everything done, I'll show how to make your own!