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The '''Pulsar Pixel Display''' ('''PPD''') is a large-scale | The '''Pulsar Pixel Display''' ('''PPD''') is a large-scale raster line display device constructed by [[Mark Walsh]] in August {{year|2010}}, where [[pulsar]]s form the individual pixels in an otherwise empty grid. The published sample pattern displays and erases eight 7×5-pixel characters on each of two lines of text. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
{{LinkLexicon|lex_p.htm#pulsarpixeldisplay}} | {{LinkLexicon|lex_p.htm#pulsarpixeldisplay}} | ||
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The Pulsar Pixel Display (PPD) is a large-scale raster line display device constructed by Mark Walsh in August 2010, where pulsars form the individual pixels in an otherwise empty grid. The published sample pattern displays and erases eight 7×5-pixel characters on each of two lines of text.
External links
- Pulsar Pixel Display at the Life Lexicon