Nixie Clock driven by an ESP32

Nick is a series of different Nixie clocks based on ESP8266.

Digital clock code for Arduino Nano and Nano 33 IoT, to drive nixie or LED matrix displays

Nixie Tube Driver V2 - Easy to use - only 3 control lines. Multiple drivers can be connected in series. 22 high-voltage outputs for nixie cathodes. Compatible with 5V and 3.3V (IO & VCC). Example code available for Arduino. Prepared libraries for use in your own projects - Eagle, Altium, KiCad and EasyEDA. It can successfully replace older drive…

Use your Arduino and build Nixie Clock, Thermometer and Hygrometer. Beautifully made housing and easy to operate. It’s perfect device for your desk.

A nixietube desktop clock. Runs on Mac, Linux, Windows.

Nixie Library for clock development

Nixie Tube Driver V1 - Easy to use - only 3 control lines. Multiple drivers can be connected in series. 10 high-voltage outputs for nixie cathodes. Compatible with 5V and 3.3V (IO & VCC). Example code available for Arduino. Prepared libraries for use in your own projects - Eagle, Altium, KiCad and EasyEDA. It can successfully replace older drive…

Schematics and code for Cloxie: my Nixie Tube Clock.

Use your Arduino and build IoT Nixie Clock, Thermometer and Hygrometer. You can control the clock via the Arduino Cloud, you can send data to the cloud then transfer it to e.g. Google sheets and visualize (e.g. temperature or humidity). You can also use the Alexa Amazon assistant.

Home of the Prometheus Alarm Clock Project

Binary Nixie Clock with 18 x IN-2 Nixie Tubes for Arduino Nano / Nano IoT 33 / Nano Every and Particle Photon.

Hardware and software documentation for a Nixie tube clock created by two engineering students

Nixie Shield for Arduino

A IN16/IN8 based modular nixie clock with wifi

Nixie Shield / Hat for Raspberry Pi

Software to control a "GRA & AFCH" NCM107 Nixie clock via a serial connection

This is GPS Nixie clock,include IN12B, IN14, IN16, and IN2 version.

ESP32 based nixie clock with IN-14 tubes.

Build a clock, counter, thermometer or any display with 2/4/6/8/10 nixie tubes. You can use your favorite platform for this: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Particle etc. Are you interested? Imagine that you can use any nixie tube and not worry about the technical parameters: power requirements, current, and what is most troublesome and what you also do …