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Vertical retrace refers to the action in a computer monitor where the beam turns off when moving from the lower-right corner to the upper-left corner after tracing the entire screen to create an image. This occurs each time the image is refreshed.

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Control Grid

Vertical retrace refers to the action in a computer monitor where the beam turns off when moving from the lower-right corner to the upper-left corner after tracing the entire screen to create an image. This occurs each time the image is refreshed.

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control grid

An electrode used in triodes, tetrodes, and pentodes, placed between the cathode and the plate (usually very close to the cathode). Electrons emitted by the cathode must pass through the control grid to reach the positively charged plate and create current flow through the tube, but a negative voltage on the intervening control grid impedes that flow; the more negative the control grid, the smaller the flow. Small variations in the voltage of the grid thus have a great effect on the current flow.

Vertical retrace
Alternatively referred to as a vertical blanking interval or the vertical sync signal, vertical retrace is used to describe the action performed within the computer monitor that turns the monitor beam off when moving it from the lower-right corner of a monitor to the upper-left of the monitor. This action takes place each time the beam has completed tracing the entire screen to create an image.

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