Polymeric light emitting diodes (LEDs) have already achieved performance figures comparable to inorganic LEDs.

We can use LEDs.

These blocks represent LEDs.

Most importantly for this, they're faster.

The memory was in cathode ray tubes a whole bunch of spots on the face of the tube very, very sensitive to electromagnetic disturbances.

It's essentially got a battery, a button and an infrared LED, and it turns on you guys can't see it but it turns on whenever I push the button.

And this speed, combined with today's high performance micro controllers, allows us to actually simulate, in this piece, over 17,000 LEDs using just 64.

LEDs are smaller, they're cheaper, they're longer lasting, they're more efficient.

Video Three, two, one, go!

Circuit Horizontal Diode

Circuit Vertical Diode

It achieves this by rotating LEDs about two axes.

In early 1994, the PULSAUR II payload was launched from Andøya.

Circuit Horizontal Zener Diode

Circuit Vertical Zener Diode

Ground launched munitions can be divided into a further 2 categories tube artillery launched and rocket launched.

The aim of the campaign was to study auroral pulsation, and it was a follow up of a similar campaign in 1980.

Cathode Rays

And when it starts flashing, it's just going to be one of the LEDs that's flashing very fast.

The first successful MAXUS launch took place at Esrange in 1992, the second one in 1995 and the third in 1996.

It's just 16 blue LEDs that we can program to do different types of displays.

These LED's are wired to sensors that detect the presence of odorous molecules in the air.

Rockets launched from the Andøya Rocket Range are well suited to study these phenomena, as Andøya lies under the middle of the magnetic belt around the North Pole where auroral activity peaks.

Yes? We've got four torpedoes left in port tubes.

The eccentric pair were successfully launched in August 1995 and the two auroral satellites were also launched successfully in August 1996 by a Russian Molniya launcher.

I've got a little video to show you, but keep in mind that this is with no electronic control, and this is also with only four LEDs.

PLANET B is the first Japanese Mars mission and is scheduled in 1998 by the second launch of the M V rocket.

It is planned that ANSS will be launched in the first decade of the twenty first century.

The second test launching, on 30 October 1997, was successful.

Now we have LED, but here you see the latest one, and you see how incredibly small it is.

The first of the series of second generation satellites was scheduled for launch in the year 2000.

It is at present in phase B an the satellite is envisaged to be launched in 1999.

Furthermore, the high level of research and development in the field of GaAlAs technology promised rapid advances in the development of GaAlAs diode laser communications systems.

These had the aim of studying auroral pulsation and making ozone measurements.

Malaysia launched its first commercial satellite MEASAT 1 on 13 January 1996 and the second MEASAT 2 on 14 November 1996.

The second flight model should have been launched with the Russian satellite Resurs in June 1997, but the launching has been put off until the first half of 1998.

However, they are a positive sign.

The safety record with regard to the maritime transportation of radioactive material is excellent no accident has ever occurred.

Studies of a launch facility for small polar orbiting satellites are continuing in the form of a Norwegian Swedish collaborative project.

Pump lead into me ad lib.

(i) Launch characteristics this will include the launch vehicle, launch date and launch site.

And so we can control that with micro controllers and create a fully volumetric, three dimensional display with just 256 LEDs.

The rocket was reportedly set in a firing position and was located only about two kilometres from the Blue Line.

The following day, the IDF claimed that two missiles were launched from near Ghajar into the Shab'a farms, though no impact was reported.

India has planned the launch of an IRS P series of satellites on board its PSLV launch vehicle.