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12 v powered usb hub with computer controlled and monitered wires coming from it

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Baxidur

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First off let me say i'm new to this so if I get anything swrong or my discription is wrong try not to flame me to badly, i'm herer to learn after all.

So I'm trying to design a circuit i'm aiming for simplicity, cost and lightness in that order.
The circuit with be in a small box around 5 cm x 5 cm x 3 cm, but can go larger if necesary.
The imput/output for the box will be a 12 v powered usb. there will be six single wires running from the unit to various devices then down to earth. now heres where i'm struggling a bit, i want to be able to both open and close each of the individual wire circuits using binary code from a computer conected to the powered usb and also to be able to monitor the voltage running in each wire with a 0-100% scale using 1% increments and send that information from the box in binary form.

to recap:-

each of the six wires running from the powered usb hub needs to both:-

1) be able to be turned on and off with a binary message
2) be able to monitor the voltage in the circuit in 1% increments on a 0-100% from 0-12v (i was thinking maybe adc from my limited research but there may be better ways of doing this)

If there would be a way to run resetable fuses up to 15 amps on each of the 6 wires that would be a real bonus to.

Thanks in advance for any help

Mark Nutley
 
The imput/output for the box will be a 12 v powered usb
USB is 5 volts, what is a 12 volt powerd USB?
Are you trying to control 6 USB lines or 6 12 volt power lines?
 
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