dot matrix

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which prints by stamping an array of tiny dots onto the paper
A dense grid of dots or pins used to form characters or designs, as by some computer printers and visual display units
A system of printing where individual dots are printed in matrix (5x7, 7x9, etc ) forming bars, alphanumeric characters, and simple graphics See AIM document T11, "Matrix Impact Printing", for specifications
A group of dots/pixels forming a character or symbol, usually five dots across and seven dots down
Type of printer in which the printhead is constructed from an array of pins capable of representing text and images The image is transferred by the printhead striking an inked ribbon against the paper
a rectangular matrix of dots from which written characters can be formed
A printer that uses a rectangular array of small wires striking the paper through an inked ribbon to form the desired shapes
is a fairly basic, but flexible printer It can produce text or graphics in the form of a matrix of small dots, with each character formed by a series of pins striking a ribbon They are generally used for jobs where the quality of the printing is not crucial
A method of printing in which each letter or symbol is formed by a pattern (matrix) of individual dots
A matrix of dots which may be arranged in the form of a character A dot matrix (qv) printer uses a column of pins to form the characters as it moves across its width
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A system of printing where individual dots are printed in matrix (5x7, 7x9, etc ), forming bars, alphanumeric characters and simple graphics See AIM document T-11, "Matrix Impact Printing," for specifications
Usually applied to printer and screen output devices which make up character/images from a matrix of dots Quality depends on dot density and size (See also resolution) Historically a type of printer that used inky ribbons and mechanical contact
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A system of printing where individual dots are printed in matrix (5x7, 7x9, etc ) forming bars, alphanumeric characters and simple graphics
A printing term describing the two dimensional series of dots which form letter characters or images
A type of printer that uses a series of pins to create an image on paper
dot matrix printer
A type of printer that prints characters using an array of small wires that produce an array of dots when striking the paper
dot matrix printers
plural form of dot matrix printer
dot matrix printer
printer which prints graphics and text by pressing pins against an inked ribbon
dot matrix printer
a printer that represents each character as a pattern of dots from a dot matrix
dot matrix printer
A dot matrix printer is a computer printer using a device with a series of dots or pins stamped onto it to produce words and numbers
dot-matrix
That functions by use of a dot matrix
dot-matrix
n (1963) a pattern of dots in a grid from which alphanumeric characters can be formed <a dot matrix printer>
dot-matrix
These printers print using dots produced by striking a ribbon to put the ink on the paper
dot-matrix
A type of printer that uses a head of pins that impact paper through a ribbon of ink to build up text (usually uses continuous or fan-fold paper) Double Click To rapidly press and release mouse button (usually the left) twice without moving the mouse Usually carried out an action, such as starting an application
dot-matrix
A type of printer that prints by driving a set of pins onto an inked ribbon, pressing small portions of the ribbon against the paper so dots of ink appear on the paper The dots are close together and appear to be letters or graphic shapes
dot-matrix
Creates characters by striking pins against an ink ribbon Each pin makes a dot, and combinations of dots form characters and illustrations
dot-matrix printer
a machine connected to a computer that prints letters, numbers etc using many small dots
dot matrix

    Hyphenation

    dot ma·trix

    Turkish pronunciation

    dät meytrîks

    Pronunciation

    /ˈdät ˈmātrəks/ /ˈdɑːt ˈmeɪtrɪks/
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