Can 1 Arduino handle this?

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Hello,

Wondering if 1 Arduino can handle 2 x chip sensors that require 3.7-6v to operate. The chips feedback into separate analogs.

Thanks

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Sure.

Chipsensor is wood chip sensor?

3

Wawa:
Sure.

Chipsensor is wood chip sensor?
Gamecube · NicoHood/Nintendo Wiki · GitHub

Twin brothers. both named Chip ?

seems like there are a few people posting today that have done research and chosen to withold any information that would allow the formation of an educated answer.

The temporal flux detector sensors can dump data at almost 12mhz and the interupts for them limit the use of only one sensor for an Arduino board. the only saving grace is that when the proximity is within range the temporal shift actually enhances operation by slowing down time in a proximity based node.

however, if you are just detecting the presence of a chip and using something like an IR chip detecting proximity sensor, you can use all 6 A/I inputs on an Arduino.

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Like me he probably is not a native English speaker and semantic mistakes like "chip sensor" vs "sensor chip" do happen.

5

Welcome to the Forum.

please post a link to a wbsite of the sensor you want to use.
If you can, post a picture of the chip you want to use.

and describe what you want to sense and how fast you need to sense it.

in most cases you can use 2 or more sensors.