LED Displays: Specialized Interpreted Languages

This lecture covers the motivation behind creating specialized interpreted languages for LED displays, including operations on LED groups and graphic sequences. It explores the challenges of animating LED signs and matrix displays, focusing on memory usage optimization. The lecture delves into programming examples using Arduino and binary languages, detailing instructions for controlling LED intensity, waiting times, and program termination. It also introduces more complex concepts like Binary Coded Modulation for LED intensity control and parallel programming for LED groups. Additionally, it discusses graphic languages for LED displays, defining instructions for horizontal and vertical movements, delays, and subroutine calls.