Neonindikátorok
Neonindikátorok, often referred to as neon indicators or neon lights, are small gas-discharge lamps that produce light when an electric current passes through them. These lamps typically consist of a glass envelope filled with a low-pressure neon gas, along with two electrodes. When a sufficient voltage is applied across the electrodes, the neon gas inside the tube is ionized, causing it to emit a characteristic reddish-orange glow.
The operation of a neon indicator relies on the principle of gas discharge. The voltage applied must
Neon indicators are widely used as visual indicators in electronic devices. They serve to signal the presence