A higher one. The higher the dot pitch - the smaller the dots are. This provides for better image clarity.
Higher the frequency higher the pitch.
because the pitch is higher
It is the frequency of a sound that determines its pitch. The higher the frequency, the higher the pitch.
Higher in frequency.
A higher one. The higher the dot pitch - the smaller the dots are. This provides for better image clarity.
It is the quality of the lcd screen. The higher the DPI the better it will be.
Dot pitch is a measure of the distance between pixels. The smaller the dot pitch, the better the picture.
No, the lower the dot pitch is the sharper and more natural the picture will be.
CORRECT ANSWER:.25-mm. The smaller the pitch is, the sharper the image
Dot pitch is the opposite of dots per inch (or dots per mm if you're of the metric persuasion) Take a dot pitch of 0.1 inch. Since each dot is 0.1 inches across, 10 of them will fit in an inch. So, a dot pitch of 0.1 inch is the same as 10 dots per inch. For printers and monitors, the finer (smaller) the dot pitch, the better the picture.
There is no proportional or inversely proportional relationship between dot pitch and refresh rate. The higher the dot pitch, the tighter packed pixels are, meaning more rows and more columns in the same space. Typically higher video resolutions can be achieved. The higher the refresh rate, the faster all rows are rescanned. Measured in Hertz, or the number of complete scans per second.
The smaller the pitch is, the sharper the image. Dot pitches of .28-mm or .25-mm give the best results and cost more.
DOT 3 or DOT 4. DOT 3 is standard for Japanese cars; DOT 4 has higher boiling point but stops the car the same way as DOT 3, so it's a better fluid.
No. Ideally you would prefer a screen quality with a higher DPI (dots per inch), meaning that each individual dot is smaller. Each dot holds a particular color (hexadecimal value).
Yes. DOT 4 has a higher boiling point than DOT 3, and it is less hygroscopic (less affinity for moisture). Beware of DOT 5, however, because it is not compatible with other brake fluids.
No it has not