Analog stick
OwnerDakota Sidwellinventor
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Abstract
The exemplary embodiments provide an analog stick for use with an electronic controller. The analog stick preferably includes a top construct having a downward-facing substantially flat surface and a bottom construct which attaches to the top construct and contains an upward-facing substantially flat surface. A bearing is preferably positioned between the upward-facing surface and downward-facing surface. The top and bottom constructs can be attached using a number of different methods. Preferably, the bearing surrounds a portion of both the top and bottom constructs.
Claims19
An analog stick comprising:
- a top construct having a downward-facing substantially flat surface;
- a bottom construct which attaches to the top construct and contains an upward-facing substantially flat surface and a dome shape which extends downwardly and is positioned below the upward-facing substantially flat surface;
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- a bearing positioned between the upward-facing surface and downward-facing surface.
An analog stick comprising:
- a top construct having a downward-facing substantially flat surface and a lower cylindrical portion;
- a bottom construct having an upward-facing substantially flat surface and an upper cylindrical portion attached to the lower cylindrical portion of the top construct;
- a dome portion on the bottom construct which is positioned below the upward-facing substantially flat surface;
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- a bearing positioned between the upward-facing surface and downward-facing surface.
An analog stick comprising:
- a top construct having a first downward-facing surface, a second downward-facing surface extending radially from the first downward-facing surface and positioned at a vertical height that is above a vertical height for the first downward-facing surface;
- a bottom construct attached to the top construct and having a first upward-facing surface, a second upward-facing surface extending radially from and fully encircling the first upward-facing surface and positioned below the first upward-facing surface;
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- a bearing resting atop the first upward-facing surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.