The neon sign was invented by George Clode. French physicist Georges Lode, after a lot of experiments and continuous trial production, directly applied the principle of discharge to gas, so that in 1909 the successful invention of neon.
In 1910, the first neon lights were installed in the Grand Palais in Paris, which unfortunately emitted only red light.
Nevertheless, Vonseck, a shrewd advertising agent, saw that there was a profit to be made and persuaded Clode to give him the patent. Fonseck then used this new invention in an ingenious advertising campaign.
1912 The first neon sign appeared on the Rue Montmartre in Paris.
Neon is a brightly glowing, energized glass tube or bulb filled with a thin supply of neon or other rare gases. It is a cold cathode gas discharge lamp. A neon tube is a sealed glass tube with electrodes at both ends, which is filled with some low-pressure gas.
A voltage of several thousand volts is applied to the electrode and the gas in the tube is ionized to make it emit light. The color of the light depends on the gas in the tube.
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