SLvik писал(а):Спасибо что посмотрел.
Да не за что. Я сам преследю корыстный интерес получить от тебя готовую схемку
Хотя прочитав этот текст, я как-то уже охладел к А-201 и уже не так и сильно хочецо его подключить. Though the A-201 looks similar to a dekatron, this strange device is actually a polyatron tube, also known as an inverse dekatron. The A-201 operates in reverse of a normal dekatron; the tube has a ring of ten anodes surrounding a central cathode and an encircling screen electrode. The polarity of all supply voltages and incoming pulses are reversed, and removal of the tube's cathode from active participation in the counting process prevents the cathode poisoning that can foul normal dekatrons. The A-201 is not designed for direct view of count position, as the glow transfer occurs in a slot approximately halfway down the length of the tube. Much like a magnetic beam switching tube, the A-201 can be directly coupled to a Nixie display for indication of count position. However, the A-201 is slow compared to its dekatron contemporaries: the tube's maximum counting speed is only 10kHz. Unlike most other Soviet glow transfer counters, which were manufactured at the Anod (Anode) factory, these A-201's were made by Plasma Labs, which is best known for it's lasers and high power transmitting tubes.
То бишь грубо говоря они не предназначены для визуальной индикации и сверху не будет прикольной бегущей точки.
Осталось с корпусом повозиться ........
