Dot pitch is the distance between each triad of pixels in a display. Resolution is the number of pixels in the horizontal and vertical dimension. Examples would be a 24 inch monitor with a 1920 x 1080 resolution has a dot pitch of 277 micrometers.
Dot pitch
Dot pitch is a measure of the distance between pixels. The smaller the dot pitch, the better the picture.
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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 characteristic that refers to the distance between adjacent dots on a monitor screen is called "dot pitch." It is usually measured in millimeters and indicates the sharpness and clarity of the display; a smaller dot pitch generally results in a clearer and more detailed image. A lower dot pitch value means that the dots (or pixels) are closer together, leading to better resolution and image quality.
It is called dot pitch the measurement from the center of one hole to the center of the hole next to it.
The primary difference between the two lies in the rear display. The TL225, which will sell for $350, offers a 3.5-inch touch-screen display with a very high 1,1152K dot resolution and haptic feedback when touched. The TL220, priced at $299.99, also offers a touch-screen with haptic feedback, but at a smaller 3-inch size and more standard 230,000 dot resolution.
Dot pitch
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dot pitch
The number of pixels that can be displayed The number of bits used to represent each pixel The dot pitch of the monitor