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The Dekatron decimal counter valve

Retronics

Published in issue 375, March 2008

The Dekatron decimal counter valve
Dekatron valves were developed in the 50s and lasted right up to the end of 1970. They were used as up/down decade counters in applications like calculating machines, counters of all types, and especially in the nuclear industry as particle counters.

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www.wps.com/projects/decimal-tubes/index.html

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