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Use a potential divider.

What are you trying to do?

It's possible you're doing it the wrong way.
 
noskcaj said:
Is it possible to step up an output of 2.8mV to a input of 3V? Please help. 10q

Yes, use an amplifier - an opamp would probably be easiest. Exact details depends on your exact requirement (which is much too vague).
 
You're right, he wants an amplifier not an attenuator.

The language used is confusing, an output of 2.2mV and an input of 3V, implies an attenuator but the word step-up implies an amplifier.

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noskcaj said:
Is it possible to build a circuit with an input of 2.8mV and an output of 3V?
Yes it is, you need an amplifier with a gain of 1071.

Does this output need to be linear?

Can it be 3V if the input's 2.8mV and 0V of it's less than 2.8mV?

If so you need a comparator, with the reference at 0V and a very small amount of hysteresis to remove th noise.
 
He doesn't say if the signal is AC or DC.
If it is AC, he doesn't say the frequency range. It could be microwaves he needs to amplify.
 
Hi all,
Thank for the infor.

I intend to use the PC parallel port to control 4 output devices. I wonder is it possible to be done. I had information is that I could use a 3V relay to control the devices. But the problem is that the Voltage that is coming out from the parrallel port is like ard 3mV but how am I able to drive a 3V relay to let the relay works.

Hope I did made myself clear this time round.
 

The voltage out of the port is TTL levels, if it's only 3mV then the pin is set LOW and not HIGH.
 
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