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dot matrix

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dot matrix
n.
A dense grid of dots or pins used to form characters or designs, as by some computer printers and visual display units.
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Noun1.dot matrix - a rectangular matrix of dots from which written characters can be formed
matrix - (mathematics) a rectangular array of quantities or expressions set out by rows and columns; treated as a single element and manipulated according to rules
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dot matrix (printer)


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A large, high resolution dot matrix LCD display supports a variety of standard gauge functions, including normal and peak tension/compression readings, high/low limits, set points, pass/fail results, statistical results, load cell limits, actuation and direction.
Other products will include a mini-chrome colour LCD, a lift monitoring system, ultra slim dot matrix displays, an EN buzzer, a voice synthesizer and slim-line LED hall lanterns.
The difference between ink jet and dot matrix has to do with the mechanics of printing.
 
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