Matrix
What is Matrix
- More lines of text can be displayed
- More characters per line are possible
- Sharper images and video playback
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A 15mm pitch LED sign provides a matrix of approximately 80×160, totaling 12,800 pixels.
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A 9mm pitch version of the same size would increase the matrix of 128×256, which equals 32,768 pixels—over 2.5 times more pixels than the 15mm display in the same space.
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Choosing a 6mm pitch boosts that even further, and a 4mm pitch delivers ultra-high resolution with dramatically higher pixel counts, ideal for close-up viewing or detailed graphics and video.


Aspect Ratio
Aspect ratio is essentially defined as the relationship of the height of the sign to its width. If a school has a strong desire to consistently show images and video on their new school marquee sign, our team will guide towards a 16:9 aspect ration – similar to what you see in modern television. For example, a 10mm 96×192 (the matrix is 96 pixels tall x 192 pixels) is a 16:9 aspect ratio. Some schools want to focus on text messages in which case a stock ticker type sign with an 8:2 ratio. Our LED signs are even capable of segmenting portions of the LED screen for different content. For example, the bottom portion of the screen used at a school football stadium might be a strip across the bottom of the screen solely used for rotating advertisements, the left and right sides of the screen might be the scoreboard, while the middle of the screen shows live video of the game.