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HORIZONTAL REPETITION RATE [1 record]

Record 1 1994-11-18

English

Subject field(s)
  • Television (Radioelectricity)
  • Video Technology
DEF

[Television and video screen] The number of horizontal lines per second (15,750 hertz in the United States).

OBS

The number of horizontal scanning lines in a field is one-half the total 525 lines for a complete frame, since one field contains every other line. This yields 262 1/2 horizontal lines for each vertical field. Since the time for a field is 1/60 s and since it contains 262 1/2 lines, the number of lines per second is 262 1/2 lines, the number of lines per second is 262 1/2 X 60 = 15,750.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Télévision (Radioélectricité)
  • Vidéotechnique
DEF

Nombre de lignes horizontales par seconde balayant un écran vidéo ou de télévision.

OBS

Le nombre de lignes de balayage horizontal d'une trame est égal à la moitié du nombre de lignes, 525, d'une image, puisqu'une trame comporte les lignes paires ou impaires. On a donc 262,5 lignes horizontales par trame verticale. Comme la période d'une trame qui contient 262,5 lignes est de 1/60 s, le nombre de lignes par seconde est de : 262,5 X 60 = 15 750.

Spanish

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