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DEFINITION: Also see frame, raster graphics, and raster image processor.The term raster refers to the region of a cathode ray tube (CRT) or liquid crystal display (LCD) monitor that is capable of rendering images.In a CRT, the raster is a sequence of horizontal lines that are scanned rapidly with an electron beam from left to right andtop tobottom, in much the same way as a TV picture tube is scanned. However,there
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GRAPHICS SOFTWARE DEFINITION (continued):
arecertain differences. In general, the resolutionis better in a computer CRT than in a TV picture tube. Also, a TV rasterscan is interlaced, while the raster scan in a computer CRT is almost always non-interlaced. In a CRT, the raster is slightly smaller than the full screen size of the monitor. Theheight and width of the raster can be adjusted, as can the horizontal andvertical position. Other parameters such as pincushioning, horizontal linearity, and vertical linearity can be adjusted in some CRT monitors.In an LCD, the raster (usually called a grid) is scanned differently than in a CRT;
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