The monitor resolution (screen resolution) is “the total number of pixels used for display” such as 1024 x 768.
For example: XGA resolution is 1024 x 768 pixels, SXGA resolution is 1280 x 1024 pixels, and VGA resolution is 640 x 480 pixels.
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Description
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Resolution
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Monitor ratio |
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VGA |
640×480 |
4:3 |
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SVGA |
800×600 |
4:3 |
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XGA |
1024×768 |
4:3 |
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WXGA |
1280×768 |
15:9 |
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WXGA |
1280×800 |
16:10 |
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SXGA |
1280×1024 |
5:4 |
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UXGA |
1600×1200 |
4:3 |
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FHD （Full-HD, 1080p) |
1920×1080 |
16:9 |
The PC monitor ratio plays an important rola in using PC monitor direct with microscope, video microscope and HD microscope. For PC monitor direct with microscope such as: TG80XGA2 · TG130XGA2 or all video microscopes are required to use a monitor with a monitor ratio of 4: 3 or a wide monitor that can switch to a monitor ratio of 4: 3.
For HD microscope, you need to use a 16: 9 monitor ratio (Full HD monitor (1080p)) to display the image with the most accurate.
For USB Mircoscope, you can use the monitor with any resolution because the image sensor of the USB camera is 4: 3. Even if the PC monitor is not 4: 3 ratio, the application software is running to produce a 4: 3 image.
