What is a 'pixel' in electronic devices?

Screens and displays are an important part of computers, LEDs, TVs and mobiles. Its capacity is determined by pixels, resolution, exposure value, ISO, etc. This capability is especially important in digital cameras and smartphone cameras.

Pixels are important in displays in digital devices. Pixel means dot, these dots combine to form a picture. The word 'pixel' is a combination of the English word picture and element. Each pixel represents three colors: red, green, and blue, or cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Both these systems (IYM) are known as' RGB 'and (ZRSRUDB) as CMYK'. Capacity is determined by how many pixels are in an inch area of ​​the screen. The more pixels the picture becomes clearer and smoother. This capacity is called ddain (inch to dot). This ability is called resolution. Its capacity can be determined by knowing how many resolutions the screen has. The resolution also shows how many pixels are in the horizontal and vertical rows. You may have noticed that the resolution of the picture is represented by numbers like 5T9 or 30T40.

The more pixels an inch of the screen, the clearer the picture. The fewer pixels, the more space there is between them and the more pixels are closer or closer to each other.