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Raspberry Pi Nixie Tube Clock Prototype

June 7, 2013
by admin in Electronics Projects

Nixie tube clock prototype using IN-12 Nixie tubes with a Raspberry PI. 74141 / K155D drivers are used with 74HCT595 shift registers.

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