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飛び越し走査 (tobikoshisousa) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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Old televisions used the interlaced scanning method.
In interlaced scanning, one frame is displayed by dividing it into odd and even fields.
Kanji 飛 fly, skip (pages), scatter 越 surpass, cross over, move to Related words インターレース インターレース is the loanword 'interlace', often used in the same technical context. 飛び越し走査 is the native Japanese equivalent, more common in older or formal technical documents.
順じゅん 次じ 走そう 査さ 順次走査 (progressive scanning) is the opposite method, where each line is scanned sequentially in a single pass. Modern digital displays typically use progressive scanning.
Etymology Compound of 飛び越し (tobikoshi, 'skipping over') + 走査 (sōsa, 'scanning'). The term describes the scanning method that 'skips' lines.
