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New here and hoping you can help me out. I've been trying to work on a simple-ish PCB for a work project and need a hand. I'm trying to take one electrical input, and send it to 8 different outputs, once per charge, or once every n seconds. So it would follow one path, then once it is an open circuit, switch to the next and so on. Is such a thing possible?

The intended use is a pyrotechnics firing box. the idea is to take the firing wire (~3V charge,min 1.5V max 5V) and then send it to 1 - 8 firing locations. the firing program would send one firing signal and then after the pyro goes off, that particular firing location would not be a closed circuit anymore. If we did one that was timed it would be 4,6,8,10,15,or 20 secs(variable if possible) Working on getting the current numbers, will update with it shortly

New here and hoping you can help me out. I've been trying to work on a simple-ish PCB for a work project and need a hand. I'm trying to take one electrical input, and send it to 8 different outputs, once per charge, or once every n seconds. So it would follow one path, then once it is an open circuit, switch to the next and so on. Is such a thing possible?

The intended use is a pyrotechnics firing box. the idea is to take the firing wire (~3V charge,min 1.5V max 5V) and then send it to 1 - 8 firing locations. the firing program would send one firing signal and then after the pyro goes off, that particular firing location would not be a closed circuit anymore. If we did one that was timed it would be 4,6,8,10,15,or 20 secs(variable if possible) Working on getting the current numbers, will update with it shortly

Amps - 250mA min, 1A max

New here and hoping you can help me out. I've been trying to work on a simple-ish PCB for a work project and need a hand. I'm trying to take one electrical input, and send it to 8 different outputs, once per charge, or once every n seconds. So it would follow one path, then once it is an open circuit, switch to the next and so on. Is such a thing possible?

The intended use is a pyrotechnics firing box. the idea is to take the firing wire (~3V charge,min 1.5V max 5V) and then send it to 1 - 8 firing locations. the firing program would send one firing signal and then after the pyro goes off, that particular firing location would not be a closed circuit anymore.

New here and hoping you can help me out. I've been trying to work on a simple-ish PCB for a work project and need a hand. I'm trying to take one electrical input, and send it to 8 different outputs, once per charge, or once every n seconds. So it would follow one path, then once it is an open circuit, switch to the next and so on. Is such a thing possible?

The intended use is a pyrotechnics firing box. the idea is to take the firing wire (~3V charge,min 1.5V max 5V) and then send it to 1 - 8 firing locations. the firing program would send one firing signal and then after the pyro goes off, that particular firing location would not be a closed circuit anymore. If we did one that was timed it would be 4,6,8,10,15,or 20 secs(variable if possible) Working on getting the current numbers, will update with it shortly

New here and hoping you can help me out. I've been trying to work on a simple-ish PCB for a work project and need a hand. I'm trying to take one electrical input, and send it to 8 different outputs, once per charge, or once every n seconds. So it would follow one path, then once it is an open circuit, switch to the next and so on. Is such a thing possible?

New here and hoping you can help me out. I've been trying to work on a simple-ish PCB for a work project and need a hand. I'm trying to take one electrical input, and send it to 8 different outputs, once per charge, or once every n seconds. So it would follow one path, then once it is an open circuit, switch to the next and so on. Is such a thing possible?

The intended use is a pyrotechnics firing box. the idea is to take the firing wire (~3V charge,min 1.5V max 5V) and then send it to 1 - 8 firing locations. the firing program would send one firing signal and then after the pyro goes off, that particular firing location would not be a closed circuit anymore.