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I am wondering if this will work.<BR>
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I have a voltage divider of two resistors, set to put 2.5V at the output X when 5V is set over it.<BR>
I want to use a logic chip (74HC74 dual Dtype flipflop) to pull the output to 0V or 5V, depending on how a rotary encoder turns.<BR>
I have found how to turn the signal of the rotry into a high on either of two outputs of the flipflop.<BR>
Now I want to use two transistors to short out either of the resistors so that the output X is connected to either side of the divider.<BR>
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A and B will go straight to the chip with only a diode in between.<BR>
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Will this work?<BR>
Can I use any regular transistor?<BR>
<BR>Regards,<BR>
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