I finally managed to find a guide about how to switch a signal on/off. In short, you need to use logic gates.

Basically you have three signals. An Input, an Output and a Control signal which decides whether your Output is enabled or not.

The most common way to achieve this is using an AND gate. In this scenario when your Control signal is low, the output signal will be disabled and forced low:

And when your control signal is high the Output signal will be enabled (i.e. the same as your Input signal):

Refer to the guide for more information:

https://training.ti.com/tlm-app-enable

I finally managed to find a guide about how to switch a signal on/off. In short, you need to use logic gates.

Basically you have three signals. An Input, an Output and a Control signal which decides whether your Output is enabled or not.

The most common way to achieve this is using an AND gate. In this scenario when your Control signal is low, the output signal will be disabled and forced low:

And when your control signal is high the Output signal will be enabled (i.e. the same as your Input signal):

Refer to the guide for more information:

https://training.ti.com/tlm-app-enable