*we'we been using that acronym
On Feb 18, 9:04 pm, Imbanon wrote:
> Just to confirm this.. Yes, as far as I know, Ucc is used for 'power
> supply voltage', or at least something like that. We have been that
> acronym on college, but I don't know what it stands for. I live in
> Europe.
>
> On Feb
Just to confirm this.. Yes, as far as I know, Ucc is used for 'power
supply voltage', or at least something like that. We have been that
acronym on college, but I don't know what it stands for. I live in
Europe.
On Feb 17, 4:06 am, "JohnK" wrote:
> Ucc is a common term for supply voltage [Google
Just to add to the confusion: One of my IN-18 developed blue spot a
few month ago after two years of spotless work. But i has it only
during darkness! In daylight it is OK.
On 18 Feb, 16:45, micha...@aol.com wrote:
> Lots of theories as to the blue dots.
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Lots of theories as to the blue dots.
Claims that it is the circuit (even though 1 tube does it and another 1
will not in the same circuit.)
I have 4 different clocks for IN18s, and a tube with blue dots will still
show in all 4 (although at different intensity). So, if blaiming the
circuit
Hi Laurence,
I wrote something about it a day ago, where is the point you would like
to go deeper?
Jens
Apologies if it has been covered elsewhere, but since it has been
touched on in this thread - does anyone have an explanation for the
**physics** of what is going on inside the tube, parti
Apologies if it has been covered elsewhere, but since it has been
touched on in this thread - does anyone have an explanation for the
**physics** of what is going on inside the tube, particularly in
relation to the ethereal blue spots? Personally - I find them quite
intriguing - particularly the la
The arduino seems to be a popular choice and there is a lot of support
for this device.
I like the microchip pic range of micro's, a pic 16f876 would be
something I'd be looking at, or maybe a pic16f88 and multiplex the
outputs to the decoders, I cant remember if 141's have an enable input
or not,
Tis strange how the brain works. I sub-consciously knew that 'U' stood
for voltage, but never thought about it. I suppose being from the UK
that I see Volts written as U quite often so never questioned it nor
knew those over the water are not familiar. Did get me thinking
though, where does the 'U'
Hope you don't mind me jumping in on this thread. I apologise if so,
but seemed relevant and I think Dylan has been answered.
Regarding blue spots: I am of the understanding that if you drive a
nixie with too low a Ucc that a blue stop may appear (although still
do not understand why?) I was testin
Thanks for clearing that up Dieter :-)
Michel
On Feb 16, 10:30 pm, Dieter Waechter wrote:
> Hi!
> What I mean is: To get a high definition readout and the best you can
> get out of the tube, drive it without Ucc AND drive it with direct drive.
> Dieter
>
> >
> > This confuses me a bit, I tho
Hi!
What I mean is: To get a high definition readout and the best you can
get out of the tube, drive it without Ucc AND drive it with direct drive.
Dieter
>
> This confuses me a bit, I thought you promoted your new clock as being
> direct drive and now you say you get the best results without d
On Feb 16, 3:42 pm, "Dieter Waechter" wrote:
> To get a high definition readout, ot the best you can get out of the tube,
> drive it without Ucc in direct drive.
> Dieter
This confuses me a bit, I thought you promoted your new clock as being
direct drive and now you say you get the best results w
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