Thank you very much for your proposals but unfortunately none of them 
really work. I tried to modify my timings as Mr David suggested but it does 
not get rid of the ghosting. I modified also the 100k resistor and that 
does not really work either. Any other ideas? Thank you!

marți, 20 mai 2014, 19:01:22 UTC+3, threeneurons a scris:
>
> Yes, alter your timing, as David suggested.
>
> But also, those 100K resistors across the bases and emitters, of those 
> A92s can be made smaller. Say 10K. The junction, will keep the voltage 
> below 0.7V, so most of the current will still flow thru those junctions. 
> Those resistors' primary purpose is to bleed off charge once the voltage 
> drops below that 0.7V junction, and it starts looking like an open circuit.
>
> Though, Its more likely a timing issue.
>
> On Tuesday, May 20, 2014 5:43:16 AM UTC-7, Cristinello wrote:
>>
>> Hello guys,
>> I built a relatively simple nixie clock and I am encountering severe 
>> ghosting issues. To drive the mainboard I used an Arduino ( because I lack 
>> programming knowledge) . I will attach the schematic and the .ino file from 
>> the Arduino IDK . The schematic does not contain the nixie board beacuse it 
>> is a modular design  but it is straightforward. I am using 4028 BCD to 
>> decimal decoder to drive the nixies and the transistors are SMD versions of 
>> the FMMTA92 and 42. The power supply has also a strange behaviour , when 
>> left without any consumer , the output voltage is going down wih aprox 
>> 1Volt/30 seconds. If someone has any idea about what may be wrong I will be 
>> very very grateful .Thank you in advance!
>>
>

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