JUL9
Electromechanical Nixie Clock
We have seen the propeller nixie clock which was something new, but this nixie clock is really really something else.
There is no microcontroller to keep track of time and no tube multiplexing of any kind. The clock source is derived from a Telechron motor that does one revolution per minute. Seconds are displayed on IN-13 analog neon tube by using a potentiometer attached to the rotor and hours and minutes are produced with specially designed "gears" and PCB masks. This really is a piece of art!
Be sure to check the video after the break.
© Jon S. - electronix and more
[ Source: Jon S. - electronix and more ]
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comment [1]
- From Laki007 on 22-07-2010 at 15:17:28
...to odavno nisam video, inace su te cevi koristili rusi u vojnoj tehnici, svi brojaci su bili
pravljeni sa tim cevima, ne znam da li pise ali da bi tacno radili moraju se ukljuciti pola
sata pre pocetka merenja.....
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