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555 Timer Flyback Driver for Nixie Tube Power Supply

סוג תרשים מעגלתקן IEEE Std 315 / ANSI Y32.2מנוע schematex-circuitעודכן 23.9.2026
555 Timer Flyback Driver for Nixie Tube Power Supply
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התרחיש

A Nixie tube clock requires a high-voltage DC rail (typically 150–200 V) derived from a low-voltage supply. This circuit uses a 555 timer in astable mode to drive a MOSFET that switches a flyback transformer, producing the high voltage after rectification.

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Using a 555 timer in astable mode for a stable, adjustable pulse train.

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A MOSFET (nmos) switches the flyback primary at high frequency to induce high voltage.

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Rectifying the transformer secondary with a diode and capacitor yields the filtered DC output.

When building compact isolated or non-isolated high-voltage bias supplies from low-voltage DC, such as Nixie tube, VFD, or Geiger counters.

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