Hello all,
I’m not an electronics expert or electrical engineer. I am an aircraft engineer with experience in avionics. For most of my career I’ve turned wrenches and solved problems with various aircraft. With that tidbit of information on to my question.
I am creating a Nixie tube clock. I’ve looked high and low for this answer with no firm understanding if I am correct in my assumption. I may have answered the question in my own way, but I wanted to be sure.
Can a Nixie tube be driven by the TI CD4028BE BCD? https://www.ti.com/store/ti/en/p/product/?p=CD4028BE
My thought is no. That it cannot handle the higher voltage, like the 74141 IC could. http://www.allspectrum.com/ic/english-datasheet-1.jpg
Thanks for the help to answer my question.
I’m not an electronics expert or electrical engineer. I am an aircraft engineer with experience in avionics. For most of my career I’ve turned wrenches and solved problems with various aircraft. With that tidbit of information on to my question.
I am creating a Nixie tube clock. I’ve looked high and low for this answer with no firm understanding if I am correct in my assumption. I may have answered the question in my own way, but I wanted to be sure.
Can a Nixie tube be driven by the TI CD4028BE BCD? https://www.ti.com/store/ti/en/p/product/?p=CD4028BE
My thought is no. That it cannot handle the higher voltage, like the 74141 IC could. http://www.allspectrum.com/ic/english-datasheet-1.jpg
Thanks for the help to answer my question.