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The bandwidth of the display is an important metric for the display. Display bandwidth refers to the range of frequencies that a display can handle. The wider the bandwidth of the display, the less image distortion and the more realistic the image.
The resolution of the display has a minimum bandwidth requirement, and if the bandwidth is below this range, the image will still be displayed, but the image will flicker and be blurry.
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1.What is bandwidth: It is a very important parameter of the display, which can determine the performance of the display.
The so-called bandwidth is the abbreviation of the passband width of the display amplifier, and the bandwidth of a circuit actually reflects the response speed of the circuit to the input signal. The wider the bandwidth, the smaller the inertia, the faster the response, the higher the frequency of the signal allowed to pass through, and the smaller the signal distortion, which reflects the resolution capability of the display. The higher the number, the better.
2.How to calculate bandwidth: We use r(x) to represent the number of pixels on each horizontal scan line; r(y) indicates the number of horizontal scan lines in each frame; v represents the refresh rate of the screen per second; b is the bandwidth.
Theoretically, the calculation formula of bandwidth is: b = r(x) r(y) v (due to the attenuation of the signal at the edge of the scan, the clarity of the image, in fact, the number of pixels and the frequency of the line scan of the electron beam horizontal scan are higher than the theoretical value, so a parameter is added to the calculation formula) If there is no such parameter, maybe the bandwidth can really become the most important parameter to measure the display index, but it is because different manufacturers have different calculation methods for this parameter, As a result, there is now a strange phenomenon that there are displays with the same indicators, but the bandwidth is different. For example, a quasi-professional-grade 17-inch monitor with a line frequency of 86kHz, its bandwidth can be said to be varied, 135,147,150,160,165,,176,180....
What's the difference between them? Another example is a 21-inch monitor with a line frequency of about 110, and the bandwidth calculation of different manufacturers is even more different, with 230, 243, 300, 328, 340....When a parameter does not have a certain standard due to different calculation methods, it will lose its original meaning, and bandwidth has become a standard for measuring display indicators in many occasions.
This is an indisputable fact.
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Data transfer volume and speed.
It's like the thickness of a water pipe.
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Bandwidth determines the range of information that a display can process, which is the frequency range that a particular electronic device can process. The operating frequency range has been limited since circuit design, and the design of high-frequency processing circuits is more difficult and costly because high frequencies generate radiation. And the enhanced high-frequency processing power can make the image clearer.
As a result, the wideband can process more frequently and the image is better. Each resolution corresponds to a minimum acceptable bandwidth. If the bandwidth is less than the acceptable value for that resolution, the displayed image will be blurry due to loss and distortion.
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When using sinusoidal input to study the frequency dynamic characteristics of sensors, frequency characteristics and phase frequency characteristics are commonly used to describe the dynamic characteristics of sensors, and their important indicators are frequency band width, referred to as bandwidth.
Bandwidth is the abbreviation of the pass-through width of the display**amplifier, which refers to the total number of pixels scanned by the electron gun in one second, that is, the sum of the number of pixels displayed on all line (horizontal) scan lines and field (vertical) scan lines in a unit of time, in MHz.
The detailed formula for calculating the bandwidth is as follows: b=r(x) r(y) v b represents the bandwidth of the display, r(x) represents the number of pixels on each horizontal scan line, r(y) represents the number of horizontal scan lines per frame, and v represents the refresh rate (i.e., field frequency) of the screen per second
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The wide bandwidth can process higher frequencies and better image quality. The gap between the bandwidth of professional displays and general applications is huge, the higher the bandwidth, the more expensive the display, which is why some small brands of displays are reluctant to mark the bandwidth standard. In general, our simple formula for acceptable bandwidth is:
Acceptable bandwidth = horizontal resolution x vertical resolution x maximum refresh rate. For example, if a monitor supports 800x600x85hz, then its bandwidth is; Another monitor it supports 1024x768x85hz, then its bandwidth is. And some high-level displays have a bandwidth of more than 300MHz.
Hehe,Actually, there's nothing to say about this.,Now only Xinxiang can be superimposed.,As for other manufacturers,TP-link,D-link,You call** to their manufacturers to ask,They all said that they can't achieve broadband superposition。
Let's put it simply,There is no direct relationship between the size of the display and the video memory【It's just indirectly related to it when gaming】It's just that the relationship between the size of the video memory and the resolution of the game is quite large,At a relatively high resolution,The larger the video memory, the smoother the operation,The smaller the video memory, the lower the frame rate,Of course, this is related to the monitor,The larger the screen and the game can also support high-resolution operation, it's the same as the above analysis。 If you don't play games, there is no direct relationship between the display and the size of the video memory, of course, the lower the resolution, the faster the computer will run faster, but the resolution of the monitor can be adjusted, not static, so there is no direct relationship between the video memory and the size of the display. Hope mine can help you!
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