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screen angle

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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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With this integrated slide system, users are able to swivel the display 90 degrees and adjust the screen angle and height up to 70mm for ergonomic comfort and productivity.
The hydraulically adjustable screen angle adjusts from 8 to 20 inches.
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