VFDs!

[martin martin]

Just came in from Bangkok via Russia

These are 1" high and nearly 0.5" wide

[HuggerMugger]

Do they have any name/number?

 

I have turned my attention towards VFD’s really and have several displays and clock IC’s, all from Russia.

 

VFD’s appear to be more trickier to drive, but don’t require “lethal voltages” (as if that would be of any importnace to me ...).

 

/M

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[David Pye]

They look like IV11s, which are the same as the ones in my 8-tube (open source :-D) clock design here:

https://github.com/davidmpye/VFD

David

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[martin martin]

You are correct sir

The are ЙB-11s

Their source is 

https://www.banggood.com/Geekcreit-DIY-NB-11-Fluorescent-Tube-Clock-IV-11-Kit-VFD-Tube-Kit-VFD-Vacuum-Fluorescent-Display-p-1369881.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN

[celzey11]

Russian tubes from Banggood? What a time.