Translation

Select text and it is translated.
This area is result which is translated word.

Field rate

The field rate of an interlaced video image is twice the effective frame rate, since interlacing draws only half of the image (the odd- or even-numbered lines) at a time. For example, a field rate of 60 Hertz will correspond to a 30 frames-per-second moving picture. A field rate can apply to either a video signal, or to a monitor designed to display that signal without conversion.

Theoretically, an interlaced signal could have three or more fields per frame, resulting in a field rate that is a 3x or higher multiple of the frame rate. However no such signal is in common use today.

Progressive scan monitors do not have a field rate, however they may still display interlaced video by converting each field into a full frame. In this case, the monitor's frame rate would then likely match the video signal's field rate.

 This physics-related article is a stub. You can helpWikipedia by expanding it.
Categories: Physics stubs | Film and video technology

Link former page on this page

Related word on this page

Related Shopping on this page