
A Nixie tube (also called digitron) is a glass tube which
contains a wire-mesh anode and multiple cathodes
shaped like numbers.
The tube is lled with a gas, usually neon. Connecting
cathode to electric voltage ignites an electric discharge
which will surround the number with orange glow.
Nixies experienced the biggest boom in the 1960s. Today,
the use of this technology is a rarity. It was replaced by
uorescent displays and later on by light emitting diodes.
Although the use of digitrons is now quite rare it is
without questions the most beautiful type of display.
Digitrons themselves are very rare.
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NIXIE CLOCK
Keep out of reach of children.
Assemble carefully,
some components are fragile.
Follow the assembly instructions
thoroughly.
Prevent both individual parts and
the assembled clock from falling.
Avoid contact with water.
Do not use metal objects such as
tweezers, etc. to assemble.
Not intended for repeated
assembling.
This device is electrostatic
sensitive.
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