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Designing a Small Footprint, Low Profile 5v to 170v Nixie Tube Power Supply
Mark Smith @ surfncircuits.com has a detailed explanation on building a Nixie power supply, able to produce 170V from a 5V source. The article is spitted in 3 parts, with part two presenting the results and performance and part 3 discussing PCB design. Nixie Tubes are cool retro looking decimal ... Read More
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