scanrate

noun
UK /ˈskæn.reɪt/
US /ˈskæn.reɪt/

The speed at which a machine looks at something again and again.

A higher scanrate makes the screen refresh more smoothly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The number of times per second a radar or sensor sweeps its beam across an area.

The radar's scanrate was fast enough to track the small drone.

3. The speed at which a scanner converts a document into a digital image.

Lowering the scanrate reduced the file size of the scanned page.

4. The rate at which a medical imaging device moves across the body.

The technician adjusted the scanrate to get a clearer picture of the heart.