I am exploring the possibility of using a pico 2 projector to variably switch on and off an array of photoconductive cells. From what I have read, the refresh rate of the pico is certainly fast enough. My question, though, is this: when a pixel is on, will light continuously stream until it is turned off, or does the light follow a raster pattern such that light only falls on each pixel once every cycle? If the default light source does not illuminate the entire mirror array simultaneously, would it be possible to use a different light source that would illuminate the entire array all of the time (this can be done in monochrome)? I need the light intensity on a given pixel to be as constant as possible over time.
