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DerSpringendePunkt is | DerSpringendePunkt is an automatic ping-pong constisting of TTL gates with two displays made of LEDs arranged in 5x7 matrixes. | ||
Literally translated, DerSpringendePunkt means something like "the jumping point". In colloquial German, the phrase "der springende Punkt" is used, if somebody talks about a key point or a really important item. | Literally translated, DerSpringendePunkt means something like "the jumping point". In colloquial German, the phrase "der springende Punkt" is used, if somebody talks about a key point or a really important item. | ||
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| Number of pixels | 70 |
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| Contact person | Christian Schirp |
| Project website | http://de.geocities.com/c_schirp/led1.html#DSP |
DerSpringendePunkt is an automatic ping-pong constisting of TTL gates with two displays made of LEDs arranged in 5x7 matrixes.
Literally translated, DerSpringendePunkt means something like "the jumping point". In colloquial German, the phrase "der springende Punkt" is used, if somebody talks about a key point or a really important item.
DSP-Project (in German)
