> take about 90VDC to light up, but after they light
up they'll stay on
> until the voltage drops below 60VDC or so. Only problems are:
>
> 1. The thresholds can vary greatly from unit to unit.
>
> 2. The thresholds will vary depending on ambient light, as well.
Use pulse coupleing so each runs at it's range.
Also I do have a basic
design for a TTT machine using neons and 2d21 thyratrons.
I feel personally that would be good for demonstrating some for the other
forms of logic used.
Absolutely - a lot about logic, especially pulse-coupled logic, is there
to be learned.
Then again someone would want that interfaced to PCI
too.
Hmm - there's enough loopholes in the PCI spec already, maybe we
can sneak 90V logic levels in? :-).
Tim.