Blit
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Blit can mean:
- BLock Image Transfer from Bit blit (Bit Block Transfer, BitBLT, blitting etc.) is a computer graphics operation in which two bitmap patterns are combined. Sometimes, this is done in hardware by means of a Blitter chip.
- The Blit terminal (marketed as the AT&T 5620) is a programmable bitmap graphics terminal
- BLIT is a short story by David Langford.
- The Blits are one of the indigenous peoples of South Mindanao (one of their immediate tribal neighbors is the Tboli).
- Band limited impulse train is a system used in Audio DSP. It is a popular technique to calculate aliasing-free "analog" waveforms.
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