That's the stuff. I'm sure you will figure it out.
We are almost always using transistors in these nixie clocks as
saturated switches, almost never in the linear region or as amplifiers.
You can spend years learning transistor theory, but that's not really
necessary to turn on and off a nixie tube. A few test circuits, a glance
at wikipedia, you'll be fine.
-Adam
will wrote:
OK then, tried it and it worked... I didn't notice a difference
though... Still a little confused as to the properties of transistors,
but I'll probably figure it out...
On Jan 24, 4:57 pm, Adam Jacobs <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Will,
I've learned more from trying and failing than I have from all of the
great advice in the world.
I've also learned that I can _actually_ do some things that everyone
told me was impossible. Don't discount the merit of just giving it a shot.
-Adam
will wrote:
Also, I really can't afford to just "try stuff out". I have a limited
supply of parts, which is why I carefully plan everything beforehand.
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