Aerco extends Ultra MSI joystick range

An Aerco product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Sep 19, 2008

Aerco has added three more models to its multi-axis, Ultra MSI joystick range.

The 501C and the 5000C are RoHS compliant joysticks that use Hall effect technology and provide effective control in a small package with low power dissipation, excellent temperature stability and a lifetime of 20 million cycles.

Most importantly, there is no degradation of performance throughout the operational life of these products.

The 501C range provides two-axis, non-contacting, precision displacement fingertip control while the 5000C, a mini displacement joystick, offers more tactility than a mini-force joystick, converting operator input to analogue output voltages proportional to angle of the stick.

An ergonomic knob provides tactile feedback to the operator, even when used with gloves.

The 462 series is a compact, two-axis, force-operated joystick which, because of its small size and low weight, is ideal for systems that require precise control where space is limited.

These joysticks offer effective control for computer graphics cursor control, mapping systems, X-Y inspection tables, robotics, remote vehicle control, medical applications, security cameras, manned and unmanned flight control systems and all types of vehicle control from hoists and cranes to electric wheelchairs.

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