Seem to remember an effort to put clips and pics into one folder though -
but whether that was before or after AJ (?) revamped the albums.
John K
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From: "Nick"
To: "neonixie-l"
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2017 9:25 AM
However, for nixies you wont encounter enough load-current that would
require paralleling of devices.
Here's a tech paper, albeit old, that describes paralleling of MOSFETs in
detail. It was written by my college prof back in the 1980's. At that time,
there were far fewer choices for devices.
I wish that I could be the first to volunteer, but my personal life just
will not allow that right now. I hope that it happens though as I think
it would be a cool thing to have here. Ira.
On 4/23/2017 4:55 PM, Nick wrote:
Just FYI, there are several moderators here :)
There have been
Roddy's response pretty much sums everything up, I'm afraid. Unless you
can find a market for inexpensive mass-produced nixie tubes, you will fail.
I'd love to buy $25 in18 or larger tubes though and wish you good luck.
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Just FYI, there are several moderators here :)
There have been threads over the years documenting "sightings", but not one
single consolidated list.
If we have a volunteer or two, we could put such a list in the "database"
section of the library.
Nick
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With FETs, it works naturally, as the conduction channel has a positive
temco. The cooler FET has the lowest resistance and so it takes more of
the load until it reaches the temperature of the others.
IGBTs have a negative tempco EXCEPT for those designed to be run in
parallel. In my highest
Yes, you can put FETs in parallel -- a technique I've used many times for
motor controls. There are things you need to keep in mind, such as being
sure to use identical parts, and keep them at the same thermal potential.
You also need to understand the gate drive requirements that can change
On Sunday, April 23, 2017 at 6:30:20 PM UTC-4, orange_glow_fan wrote:
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> In an effort to increase current handling abilities, a 'friend' suggest
> that one could connect a fet or mosfet in parallel with another identical
> device
>
> I tried to wrap my mind around that, but my limited
In an effort to increase current handling abilities, a 'friend' suggest
that one could connect a fet or mosfet in parallel with another identical
device
I tried to wrap my mind around that, but my limited knowledge pretty much
put a stop to that...In theory it sounds possible, yet
Someone here might give some thought to making a list of movies, t.v.
shows, etc. that have Nixies in them. Either clocks, instrumentation,
etc. Perhaps the moderator here could supply a spot here on neonixie,
where that info could be added by the members. Ira.
On 4/23/2017 5:13 AM, Paul
Wow. Just imagine how cheap one could buy those by paying a little bit to a
guard of the site. Usually in such places left after fall of USSR with an
old man as a guard no one is making any lists of equipment, so no one would
really care if something was lost.
W dniu sobota, 22 kwietnia 2017
I was staying in Portmeirion a while back, they have have a 24 hour prisoner
channel on the TV in the rooms. I was watching the finale and was thinking that
this is the era of the Nixie tube (1967), and what do you know? In the final
minutes in the village there is a countdown sequence that
> $0.02 from Dalibor is worth a hell of a lot more when he is giving advice.
>
> His success is documented along with all of the issues that he encountered
> from his initial idea to his present production method.
>
What others have said here in regards to starting up from scratch is valid
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