Basically an Arduino Uno/Nano combined with a software controllable closed loop boost converter, high voltage 32 channel serial shift register, and I2C RTC to experiment with VFD tubes all on a single development board. In my case I plan on using it to design clocks based around different types of VFD tubes.
Files
Tiny_VFD_Supply.ino
ATTINY Firmware to closed loop control boost converter
So there ended up being a few issues with v1.0 of the VFD Experimenter. The biggest was that the h-bridge chip I selected to drive the filament with squarewave AC ended up not working as I expected so I ended up hot wiring it for simple dc drive with a current limiting resistor. The second issue was the components for the boost converter are a bit undersized (and thus why the multiplexed tube shown in the video was dimmer than I would have liked). Other than these two pebcaks though the board was pretty useful for experimenting with different random VFDs I pulled from various appliances.