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Output the voltage when one of the inputs receive a signal >

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Hi folks,
I am working on a project where I have 4 sensors. What I need to do is, when one of the 4 sensors is activated (Force), it will output a voltage above 0.50v but below 5.0v. I then need that same voltage to be outputted from one of the pins, and I will feed it into a linear amplifier, and then back to the Arduino.

Can somebody tell me if this is possible? Can anybody give me a hint on how? I have almost no experience with programming. Please help.
Much thanks in advance....

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Re: Output the voltage when one of the inputs receive a sign

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What you want to do is probably possible, but the description above is a bit too abstract. It will help if you break the system's behavior down into use cases: when input condition X.in happens, the system will produce output X.out.

In those terms, it sounds like you want a system that can detect, say, 2.7V on an input pin and emit 2.7V on an output pin.

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