Nixie Tube Clocks
Cecilia Biemann — October 1, 2008 — Art & Design
References: nixieclock.net
The Nixie Clock uses six cold-cathode tubes, (aka. Nixie tubes) to display the time. Each tube has a cathode in the shape of the numbers one through to nine. To display a numeral, power is sent to an individual cathode, which then glows orange.
The base is made from a combination of cherry wood and shiny black anodized aluminum. Using a state of the art circuitry, time is kept by an ultra precise real time clock, accurate to within 0.0003s per minute.
From Cathode Corner, this elegant timekeeping piece of modern art retails at $415.
The base is made from a combination of cherry wood and shiny black anodized aluminum. Using a state of the art circuitry, time is kept by an ultra precise real time clock, accurate to within 0.0003s per minute.
From Cathode Corner, this elegant timekeeping piece of modern art retails at $415.
Trend Themes
1. Nixie Tube Clocks - Creating a demand for vintage-inspired timepieces that combine modern technology with retro aesthetics.
2. Cold-cathode Tubes - Utilizing cold-cathode tubes for various applications in the electronics industry, such as specialty lighting or display panels.
3. Ultra-precise Real Time Clocks - Developing highly accurate real time clocks for industries requiring precise timekeeping, such as aviation or scientific research.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Driving the market for unique and stylish clocks that appeal to technology enthusiasts and retro design enthusiasts alike.
2. Specialty Lighting - Adopting cold-cathode tubes for decorative or functional lighting in hospitality, retail, or residential spaces.
3. Aerospace - Integrating ultra-precise real time clocks in aerospace systems to ensure accurate time synchronization for critical operations and data recording.
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