Decreasing the image sector width has what effect on frame rate?

Decreasing the image sector width has what effect on frame rate?

• A. Increase frame rate
• B. Decrease frame rate
• C. No change
• D. Unpredictable

Answer: (A)

Reducing the image sector width lowers the amount of pixel data that has to be captured and sent for each frame. With a fixed readout bandwidth and processing time, less data per frame means each frame can be completed more quickly, so you can display more frames per second. In other words, the frame rate increases as you narrow the width because the system processes smaller chunks of data in the same amount of time. If the bottleneck is data throughput, this change directly boosts how many frames can be produced each second.

Reducing the image sector width lowers the amount of pixel data that has to be captured and sent for each frame. With a fixed readout bandwidth and processing time, less data per frame means each frame can be completed more quickly, so you can display more frames per second. In other words, the frame rate increases as you narrow the width because the system processes smaller chunks of data in the same amount of time. If the bottleneck is data throughput, this change directly boosts how many frames can be produced each second.