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Depends how much power and noise you're willing for it to make!! Remember that texas instruments DLP technology which is in use in pretty much every office/hom
by londons_explore 6mo ago
Depends how much power and noise you're willing for it to make!!
Remember that texas instruments DLP technology which is in use in pretty much every office/home cinema projector is effectively micro flip-dots micromachined in silicon, and that can operate at ~10,000 FPS.
- ofrzeta 6mo agoWith my rudimentary physics knowledge I'd think that smaller structures can be moved faster than bigger structures. EDIT: also when you google a bit you can find a guy who maxed out flip dot displays at 30fps (which honestly I thought would not be possible either)
- IshKebab 6mo agoUhm yeah they are a lot smaller. That makes a difference obviously.