11. The television receiver would use the output of the photoelectric cell to drive a neon lamp . 12. Examples are the neon lamp and nixie tubes. 13. Around 1917, Daniel McFarlan Moore, then working at the General Electric Company, developed the miniature neon lamp . 14. Less common are neon lamp sets. 15. Simple timing lights may just contain a neon lamp operated by the energy provided by the ignition circuit. 16. The three vacuum tubes ( V1, V2 and V3 ) amplified the radio output to drive the neon lamp . 17. The indicator also included two neon lamps to indicate when the aircraft crossed over each of the marker beacons. 18. The brightness of the neon lamp was varied in proportion to the brightness of each spot on the image. 19. I have several electrical devices, such as power strips, which have a Neon lamp to indicate the power is on. 20. It is therefore called a cold-cathode tube ( a form of gas-filled tube ), or a variant of neon lamp .
