A
horizontal scan rate is the number of lines illuminated on a video screen in one second.
The scan doubler boosts output to 1,000 TV lines in addition to bringing the
horizontal scan rate up to 31.
Units with this feature automatically lock onto the
horizontal scan rate of the device serving as the source of the visual material.
A projector's
horizontal scan rate determines its compatibility with computers and video recorders.
Its
horizontal scan rate is an impressive 15 kHz up to 92 kHz, offering native XGA resolution, but capable of displaying VGA, SVGA, SXGA (compressed) and Mac signals with impressive 85% uniformity.
With a
horizontal scan rate of 69kHz at resolutions up to 1024 x 768, the TekBright 510V and 710V provide high quality, flicker-free images, perfect for everyday use.
To meet the demands of today's high-level business and home applications, the MultiSync E750 monitor has a
horizontal scan rate of 31Khz to 92Khz and a vertical scan range of 55Hz to 160Hz, running at a maximum resolution of 1600 x 1200 at 73Hz or at the recommended resolution of 1024 x 768 at 85Hz.
27mm variable aperture grille pitch, a 30-96kHz
horizontal scan rate, and accurate resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 at 75Hz, this display delivers clear, bright images.
When projecting computer graphics and television signals, the Impression 880 provides an extremely even edge-to-edge brightness, and its sync adjustment gives users the ability to accommodate the
horizontal scan rate of the source, from 14 KHz all the way up to 100 Khz.
The LM1292 is an integrated horizontal time-base solution specifically designed to control the CRT
horizontal scan rate of continuous-sync video monitors with stringent timebase requirements (763 ps at 125kHz).
HRMS(R) (High Resolution Multi-Sweep(R)) circuitry dynamically adjusts to
horizontal scan rates of 15.
HRMS(TM) (High Resolution Multi-Sweep) circuitry dynamically adjusts to
horizontal scan rates of 15.
