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Immersion has many years of experience successfully designing, prototyping and integrating force feedback hardware devices. Prior to any force-feedback design and software integration, we need a force-feedback device in the form of a rotary knob, a slider, a joystick, a touchpad, or other envisioned solutions. An Immersion force feedback device is equipped with actuators to create forces such as vibrations, springs, detents, barriers, matrices, N-ways switches, and more. It includes sensors to read positions, switches, and a communication port such as CAN-bus, serial, or USB. Embedded electronics monitor the input positions, calculate and output the force effects and manage the communications with the host computer.
Rotary Haptic Knob
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| Rotary Haptic specifications |
| Torque Output: |
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65mNm (9.2 oz-in. Peak) |
| Resolution: |
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2500 ppr (with quadrature) |
| Knob Diameter: |
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45mm (1.8in) |
| Knob Shaft: |
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10mm (0.4in) |
| Select Switch: |
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1 |
| Communication: |
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RS-232 9 Pin Serial |
Scroll Wheel
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| Scroll Wheel specifications |
| Torque Output: |
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20mNm (2.8 oz-in. Peak) |
| Angular Resolution: |
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2200 ppr (with quadrature) |
| Wheel Diameter: |
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27mm (1.1in) |
| Select Switch: |
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1 |
| Switch travel, force: |
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1.3mm, 3N (0.05 in, 10.8 oz) |
| Communication: |
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RS-232 9 Pin Serial |
| Power: |
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12V DC, 0.5A max, 100mA quiescent |
| Module Volume: |
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50x40x40mm (2x1.6x1.6 in) |
Touch Screen or Touch Pad
Resistive Rotary Actuator
2D Stick
Impulse Stick
Auto Stick
Shift-by-Wire
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