flickerless

English

Etymology

From flicker +‎ -less.

Adjective

flickerless (not comparable)

1. That does not flicker.
   • 1994, Wendell R. Watkins, Dieter Clement, Characterization and Propagation of Sources and Backgrounds, page 12:

     While flicker was formerly regarded as a problem area, particularly during the early attempts at emissive infrared projection, most of the current generation projectors are either flickerless or can be operated in a mode which is close to flickerless.

   • 2012, Steven Ascher, Edward Pincus, The Filmmaker's Handbook:

     These compact units produce heat-free, flickerless, silent light and some units can be dimmed from 100 percent to full off with no color shift (unlike many other types of light).

   • 2013, David Poyer, China Sea: A Thriller:

     The overhead fluorescents burned flickerless, intense.