Category:Controllers with analog triggers

Analog triggers are a type of input mechanism commonly found on modern game controllers. Unlike digital triggers (which are simply buttons), analog triggers can detect how far or how hard you press them. This allows for gradual input rather than just binary actions. They use pressure-sensitive sensors or potentiometers to measure the depth of the press. The input is usually represented as a range of values (e.g., 0 to 255), allowing for fine control.