Question

8. A potentiometric device that contains sets of
variable registers which feed signals that
indicate the device position to the computer is
known as
a) track ball
b) mouse
c) joystick
d) all of the mentioned
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the following devices do not produce​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

"Option C: Joystick is a potentiometric device that contains sets of  variable registers which feed signals that  indicate the device position to the computer".

Potentiometric device:

A potentiometer is linked to each of the joystick bars so that depending on the bars rotate the contact arm. In this method, the potentiometer translates the bar's physical position into an electrical signal, which it gives on to the joystick port on the computer.

Joystick accelerator with optional control buttons directly integrated with the body.

The Joystick is a thoughtful collection of 2 potentiometers.