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Nixie tubes are cold cathode gas discharge tubes with multiple elements. Elements are typically in the shape of numbers from 0=9, or mathematical symbols. Elements glow orange when high voltage is applied between the anode and one of the cathodes.
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Neon bulb power source
I am designing a Nixie tube clock and need to power some INS-1 neon bulbs. The bulbs have a striking voltage of 65 - 90 V and an operating current of 0.5 mA. …
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