Donald Schelle is an analog field applications engineer for Texas Instruments and has more than a decade of engineering experience. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Lakehead University in Ontario, Canada.
Donald Schelle
Donald Schelle
Areas of interest of the author: Measurement Light Digital Interfaces Supply
Co-authors: Jon Roman
Publications on RadioLocman by the author Donald Schelle:
- Accurately simulate an LEDDonald Schelle Jon RomanSolid-state-lighting applications are quickly moving into the mainstream. Although they are more efficient, the LEDs that produce the low-cost light often require a complicated driver circuit. Testing the driver circuit using LEDs, although easy, yields only typical results...20-03-2023
- Electronic circuit replaces mechanical push-push switchMechanical push-pushbutton switches (also known as alternate-action or push-on/push-off switches) can be bulky and expensive. As an alternative, an electronic version uses a cheaper, NO (normally open), momentary-on switch (Figure 1). Figure...13-12-2022
- Dynamic siphon steals current from USB portA USB port offers a handy source of 5 V power for auxiliary devices. A USB port not only supplies power to a microcontroller and other essential circuitry, but also provides enough extra current head room to charge a small battery or supercapacitor energy-storage...02-06-2022
