Shared Projects by judge2005

Breadboard adapter for B5991 nixie tube using female D-SUB pins. The B5991 has 1mm pins that plug in to a socket. This board is intended to use female D-SUB pins as a ‘socket’. These are often listed on eBay as ‘tube socket pins’.

The board includes pads for a neopixel RGB LED and for a current limiting resistor (or a jumper if current is limited off-board). Adding the resistor on the board allows you to easily swap different adapter boards in and out without having to worry about changing this resistor.

See my web site for a complete list of all my Nixie tube adapters.

A breadboard adapter for the LIS3DH acceleromter. Pulls out the ADC pins. Can use I2C or SPI to communicate with it (pull CS pin high or low respecitively).

Be aware that you will need to reflow solder the chip. This is primarily why I made this - I need to use this chip as part of a larger project, so I wanted something useful that I could experiment with reflow. I used a reflow skillet, and what do you know - it worked.

This is a very simple board that allows you to tap the 5V rail of a USB connection while passing the data signals through. It also uses an INA250 to provide a current monitor so you can figure the total current draw of your projects. It sets the Is pin to 2V per amp. You can put a scope on that to spot transients and watch the current draw over time.

A breadboard adapter for a ZM1042 Nixie tube. The ZM1042 has 1mm pins that plug in to a socket. This board is intended to use female D-SUB pins as a ‘socket’. These are often listed on eBay as ‘tube socket pins’.

See my web site for a complete list of all my Nixie tube adapters.