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Qué (quién) es vector video display - definición

DISPLAY DEVICE USED FOR COMPUTER GRAPHICS UP THROUGH THE 1970S
Vector display; QuadraScan; Vector displays; X-Y Display; Xy display; Vector CRT; Vector scanning; Vector scan; Random scanning; Random scan
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SET OF RITUALIZED BEHAVIOURS THAT ENABLE AN ANIMAL TO COMMUNICATE TO OTHER ANIMALS ABOUT SPECIFIC STIMULI
Tournament species; Display behavior; Display Behaviour; Display behaviour; Social display; Displaying; Display structure; Display behaviors; Intraspecific display; Visual display; Display structures
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Display.
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GEOMETRIC OBJECT THAT HAS MAGNITUDE (OR LENGTH) AND DIRECTION
Vector (classical mechanics); Three-vector; Vector sum; Vector addition; Spatial vector; Vector (physics); Vector subtraction; Relative vector; Spacial vector; Physical vector; Vector methods (physics); Vector component; Component (vector); Bound vector; Vector (spatial); Vector (geometry); Free vector; Vector (geometric); Triangle law; Euclidean vectors; Vector direction; Vector components; 3d vector; Euclid vector; 3D vector; Geometric vector; Magnitude of resultant vector; Euclidian vector; Vector quantity; Resultant vector; Antiparallel vectors
¦ noun Mathematics a vector of which only the magnitude and direction are specified, not the position or line of action.
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OUTPUT DEVICE FOR PRESENTATION OF INFORMATION IN VISUAL FORM
Displays; Television screen; Video display; Digital display; Segment display; Video monitors; Electronic displays; Information display; Graphics device; Display technology; Information displays; Display terminal; Broadcast monitor; Broadcast Monitor; Displayed; Tv screen; Video monitor; Segmented display; Display technologies; Two-dimensional display device; 2D display; Color display; Bezel (screen); TV display; Device display; Smartphone screen; Screen bezel; TV screen

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Vector monitor

A vector monitor, vector display, or calligraphic display is a display device used for computer graphics up through the 1970s. It is a type of CRT, similar to that of an early oscilloscope. In a vector display, the image is composed of drawn lines rather than a grid of glowing pixels as in raster graphics. The electron beam follows an arbitrary path tracing the connected sloped lines, rather than following the same horizontal raster path for all images. The beam skips over dark areas of the image without visiting their points.

Some refresh vector displays use a normal phosphor that fades rapidly and needs constant refreshing 30-40 times per second to show a stable image. These displays, such as the Imlac PDS-1, require some local refresh memory to hold the vector endpoint data. Other storage tube displays, such as the popular Tektronix 4010, use a special phosphor that continues glowing for many minutes. Storage displays do not require any local memory. In the 1970s, both types of vector displays were much more affordable than bitmap raster graphics displays when megapixel computer memory was still very expensive. Today, raster displays have replaced nearly all uses of vector displays.

Vector displays do not suffer from the display artifacts of aliasing and pixelation—especially black and white displays; color displays keep some artifacts due to their discrete nature—but they are limited to displaying only a shape's outline (although advanced vector systems can provide a limited amount of shading). Text is crudely drawn from short strokes. Refresh vector displays are limited in how many lines or how much text can be shown without refresh flicker. Irregular beam motion is slower than steady beam motion of raster displays. Beam deflections are typically driven by magnetic coils, and those coils resist rapid changes to their current.