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Nixie tubes and alikeLast update: Sat Jan 10 23:04:54 2026
IV-16 tiny numitronA bit less than 3cm high, nice 7 segment working between 2.8-4.5 V, 17-22mA.
IV-9 tiny numitronA bit more than 3cm high, nice 7 %20 dot segment working between 2.8-4.5 V, 17-22mA. Basically it's the same as a IV-16 but a bit taller and with a dot.
IV-6 Numitron Need a bit more voltage (from 12 to 25-30V), but less amps, has a dot too. VFD style blue glow... nice. It was very hard to find documentation about thoses tubes on the net, but finally thanks to the 2 top links here under I could make it work. So I made a for-dummies (that includes me) pinout graph. Hope this helps. The Eagle models are in my library kalshagar.lbr.
Things to know about the IV-6 pinout:
Note on high(er) voltage"High" -30v, 6x more than TTL- voltage so drive with transistor or dedicated IC, not directly from uC
$ 1 5.0E-6 10.20027730826997 50 5.0 50 t 368 272 400 272 0 1 -24.331758705484845 0.5553715775756665 100.0 t 448 240 496 240 0 -1 -0.4999403492132366 -0.668681313163944 100.0 R 416 128 416 96 0 0 40.0 30.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 r 400 128 400 240 0 100000.0 r 368 272 272 272 0 100.0 w 416 128 400 128 0 w 416 128 496 128 0 w 496 128 496 224 0 w 448 240 400 240 0 w 400 240 400 256 0 w 496 256 496 288 0 s 272 272 208 272 0 0 false R 208 272 160 272 0 0 40.0 5.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 r 400 288 400 352 0 10000.0 g 400 352 400 384 0 r 496 288 496 368 0 730.0 g 496 368 496 384 0 o 15 64 0 35 40.0 0.05 0 -1 Links
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