The response time of the visual display device should be sufficiently short to avoid decreasing the contrast of rapidly changing images, especially those that move across the screen, and to avoid leaving afterimages and visible trails behind moving objects.
Additional Information: The response time of the visual display device is the time required for luminance changes to pass through 90 percent of an intended instantaneous change. The response time should be a maximum of 55 milliseconds (ms); it should also be less than the duration of a single frame. In general, the response time should be a maximum of 13 ms for a refresh rate of 75 frames/second (sec). See IDMS (2012) for measurement information.100