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Progressive scanning is a method for representing moving images on a display screen, where every pixel
is represented in each frame. This is in contrast to the interlacing used in
traditional television systems (progressive-scanning devices are sometimes referred to as non-interlaced).
Progressive scan is used in computer monitors. Usually video
monitors use a raster scan to order the placement of pixels of the frame of video from left to right and from top to bottom at a
given frame rate (e.g. every 1/60 of a second).
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