Resistor Controlled relays

[phantom]

I am chasing a circuit that would allow switching of individual relays depending on what resistance value was switched, ie: 1k = relay 1 closes, 10k = relay 10 closes.
Thanks,
Phantom :roll:

 

[mattg2k4]

Sounds like a job for a comparator.

I bet you could use an lm3914 to do this, it is designed to drive a led bargraph which represents the input voltage, so all you'd need is to hook up a transistor to the outputs, then hook that up to a relay, putting a protective diode across the relay of course. You would put a resistor of say 10k or so on a 5v line to the input voltage pin, then connect your unknown resistor from that pin to ground. This creates a voltage divider that will be analyzed by the lm3914 which controls the relays.

5v--/\/\/\--0 <--input pin of lm3914
            |
gnd---\/\/\/