I am building an indicator circuit to show a power supply is plugged into my project box the problem is the project is also designed to have battery power when it is being used in the field and the battery circuit is nullifying a ground necessary for the led indicator to function I am trying not to reduce the voltage going to the load from the power supply or the batteries but I need to isolate the 2 and perhaps also gain the ability to keep the batteries in the box w/o the power supply damaging the batteries is a diode the only solution to enforce unidirectional power flow or is there another method...
You'll have to pardon me I found this forum on accident I am mildly autistic and my previous electronics education comes from basic and advanced electronics courses in high school in 86 I remember most of the functions of semiconductors but I am very rusty...lol any help would be appreciated I have been reading thru this forum and the lessons but so far have not seen the information I am looking for.
You'll have to pardon me I found this forum on accident I am mildly autistic and my previous electronics education comes from basic and advanced electronics courses in high school in 86 I remember most of the functions of semiconductors but I am very rusty...lol any help would be appreciated I have been reading thru this forum and the lessons but so far have not seen the information I am looking for.
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