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In article <2903@utah-gr.UUCP> u-jmolse%sunset.utah.edu.UUCP@utah-gr.UUCP (John M. Olsen) writes:
>Interesting.  Use RGB LED's to generate white light with which to trick the
>eye into seeing color.  There seems to be an unnecessary step in there if
>you want to generate color with LED's.  (Sorry, but .... well, no I'm not.)
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Sorry, I did not miss the obvious, I just forgot to mention it.

Consider the possible advantage of this approach:
ALL DIGITAL (I.E. Pulse Width/Frequency) color modulation.
No messy DACs or analog amps needed.

While we're on the subject, would someone out there in LED manufacturing land
please hurry up and make a simple color pixel consisting of RGB LEDs in one
diffuse package?  I could find quite a few uses for such a device! :-)
An imbedded controller would be nice, but I can wait for that.

Forrest Cook

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