| Author | Message | ||
     Giorgio Bogoni Rating: N/A |
I was reading the news about http://www.linusdisplay.com/ It's very interesting but what should be the refresh rate of the "line of pixels"? If we need an image refresh rate at 60 fps and a vertical resolution of 600 lines, it should run at 36.000 Hz! And, speaking about stereo vision (not line blanking but page-flipping), it shuold be 72.000 Hz! And the moving mirror have to sync to it! If I'm not missing something, it sounds a bit incredible! | ||
| John Billingham Rating: N/A |
Hey! Might be useful! While we are on this general topic, can anyone explain how "raster film recorders" work? Isn't it similar? (albeit at a "glacial" speed?) Curious John | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
Interesting thought. Let's assume they designed this for NTSC-TV we get 60 Hz x 480 lines = 28.8 kHz. Linus says they have CRT and LED solutions. My CRT-monitor does 130 kHz. There are models by Iiyama which do 140 kHz. I just wonder how a one-line CRT display would work and what this would mean for phospor-residue? LED's should be able to do insane frequencies in the MHz realm. (Check http://www.devices4less.com/WideArea.html for a 2.8 MHz IR-LED emitter.) The mirror only has to do the 60 Hz. So, I see no problems here. Christoph | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Nice website | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
What a great web site... |
