EEWorld Online is a network of resources for design engineers and is comprised of highly engaged user forums, industry news, EE tools, focused editorial content, data sheet/electronic part search, and electronic projects.
EEWorld Online sites including eeworldonline.com, analogictips.com, connetortips.com, EDAboard.com, Electro-Tech-Online.com, EngineersGarage.com, DesignFast.com, microcontrollertips.com, powerelectronictips.com, sensortips.com, and testandmeasurementtips.com. These electronic engineering sites features industry experts covering product news and teardowns, EE videos, “how-to”articles, best practices in electronics design, and electronic datasheet resources.
EEWorld Online is dedicated to providing the most current and relevant topic for the electronics design engineers who are innovating for now and the future.
Meet our Team
Lee Teschler, Executive Editor
Lee Teschler is the Executive Editor of the Design World network of websites, online resources and print publications. Leland (Lee) Teschler worked at Penton Media for 37 years, starting in 1977 as a Staff Editor for Machine Design, and worked his way up to Chief Editor of the publication in 2006. Prior to that, he had been a communications engineer for the federal government. Teschler holds a B. S. in Engineering and a B. S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan, and an MBA from Cleveland State University. Coverage areas include power electronics, solar power electronics, test & measurement, Internet of Things, motion control and controllers, solid-state lighting, energy efficiency, and industrial electronics.
Aimee Kalnoskas, Senior Editor
Aimee Kalnoskas serves as senior editor for EE World and WTWH online communities, EDABoard.com and Electro-Tech-Online.com and most recently, EngineersGarage.com. Aimee began her career in electronics and technical publishing in 1984, and has served as a speaker and panelist at numerous industry events and as moderator for many webcasts serving the electronics industry. Aimee’s interest in electronics began early in life thanks to her father, an electronics engineer who felt that oscilloscopes also made highly effective nightlights for his seven children.
