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On Apr 3, 10:34*am, JIMMIE wrote:
I have a Systron Donner frequency counter that uses Nixie tubes. The counter works fine but I am forever replacing the Nixie drivers 74141s. I started to use it this AM an one was out. Is there a replacement for the 74141, I couldnt find one, or is there a circuit I could build on a DIP header to replace them. I could probably design one but I wanted something tried an tested as I dont want to put my counter board at more risk than I have to. Domestic 74141's are hard to find these days but on E-bay the Russian equivalent is very common. Yes, you could build just about anything with a one-of-ten decoder and some current-sink drivers to do the same. If the goal isn't nixie tubes but is a working frequency counter, you could probably put the counter up on E-bay for somebody who wants nixie tubes, and use the money to buy several superior frequency counters. Tim N3QE |
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