What does 1080p stand for on television null

TV images are usually generated at 50 cycles per second. TV technology has significantly advanced, and progressive scanning was developed. This is what the "p" in 1080p stands for, as opposed to 1080i, where the "i" stands for interlacing.

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TV images are usually generated at 50 cycles per second. TV technology has significantly advanced, and progressive scanning was developed. This is what the "p" in 1080p stands for, as opposed to 1080i, where the "i" stands for interlacing.
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