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screen angle

The angle at which a halftone screen is placed over an image. Generally, 45 degrees produces the best results. In a digital system, the screen angle is simulated by the placement of the dots within the halftone cells. See halftone.

screen angle [′skrēn ‚aŋ·gəl]

(electromagnetism)

Vertical angle bounded by a straight line from the radar antenna to the horizon and the horizontal at the antenna assuming a ⁴⁄₃ earth's radius.

(graphic arts)

The angle used for a halftone screen in relation to another screen to avoid an undesirable moiré pattern in a color reproduction process.

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