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Li-Fi
A digital, wireless visible light communication (VLC) technology that uses LED lights. Unlike Wi-Fi, Li-Fi signals are not subject to electromagnetic interference and can be used in airplanes, hospitals and underwater. Invented by Professor Harald Haas, University of Edinburgh, Li-Fi requires line of sight from transmitter to receiver; however, the light pulses can be redirected from mirrors and white walls. See visible light communication.
visible light communication
The transmission of visible light pulses over the air (wireless) rather than in an optical fiber. See Li-Fi and optical wireless communication.
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| Before | After |
|---|---|
| LGA 1156 | Li-ion |
| LGA 1366 | Li-Po |
| LGA 775 | Li-Polymer |
| LGA1156 | Li18nux |
| LGA1366 | libavcodec |
| LGA775 | libavformat |
| LGMR | Liberate |
| LGPL | Liberty Alliance Project |
| LHA | librarian |
| LHARC | libraries |
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