Abstract:
A system for controlling pixels comprises: A data signal line DS providing a data signal to the pixels (31,32); scan signal lines SD i enabling the capturing of the data signal DS; scan lines XSD j controlling the illumination of the pixels (31,32) and a scan driver (23) using a start signal STV, shift registers VSR k and combinatorial logic (34-37) to generate the scan signals SD i and XSD j . The scan driver (23) controls illumination of a pixel (31,32) during sequential time periods such that, if data provided by the data signal line DS is different between a first time period and a second time period, brightness of the pixel (31,32) differs during a third time period and a sequential fourth time period. The duty cycle of the start signal STV controls the light-emitting duration of the pixel (31,32) and thus controls display brightness.
Abstract:
A method for alignment of a homeotropic liquid crystal cell by doping a percentage of a positive Δε (dielectric anisotropy), neutral (Δε approximately 0), or negative Δε liquid crystal material, a high contrast ratio homeotropic alignment of difluoro compounds or mixtures is achieved, independent of operating temperature. Without special requirement on alignment layers, rubbing methods or pretilt angles, the uniform aligned homeotropic liquid crystal cell results even at high temperature and the physical properties, such as the birefringence and viscosity, of the liquid crystal mixtures are improved. In an embodiment the method the homeotropic vertically aligned nematic liquid crystal cells are used in the production of high contrast microdisplays.
Abstract:
Organic light emitting display (OLED) devices and methods of rendering image of an OLED device. A pixel of the OLED device includes a first sub-pixel corresponding to a first color, comprising a first pixel electrode and a second sub-pixel corresponding to a second color, comprising a second pixel electrode. A portion of the second pixel electrode is operatively associated with a portion of the first sub-pixel, such that activation of second pixel electrode activates both the first sub-pixel and said portion of the first sub-pixel independent of activation of the first pixel electrode.
Abstract:
A pixel driving circuit with threshold voltage and EL power compensation. The pixel circuit includes a storage capacitor, a transferring circuit, a driving element, and a switching circuit. The transferring circuit transfers a data signal or a variable reference signal to a first node of the storage capacitor. The driving element has a first terminal coupled to a first fixed potential and a second terminal coupled to a second node of the storage capacitor. The switching circuit is coupled to a third terminal of the driving element and the second node of the storage capacitor. The switching circuit can be controlled to make the driving element diode-connected in one time period and allowing a driving current to be output to a display element in another time period.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal display device and an electronic device, which provide compensation for the difference of brightness caused by the LC effect to improve the image color fidelity is provided. The present invention provides a source driving method for a LCD device including providing data signals representing images to be displayed at a plurality of sub-pixels corresponding to different display wavelengths within a pixel and sequentially activating the sub-pixels within the pixel, in the order from a sub-pixel corresponding to the shortest display wavelength to a sub-pixel corresponding to longest display wavelength.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal display device and an electronic device, which provide compensation for the difference of brightness caused by the LC effect to improve the image color fidelity is provided. The present invention provides a source driving method for a LCD device including providing data signals representing images to be displayed at a plurality of sub-pixels corresponding to different display wavelengths within a pixel and sequentially activating the sub-pixels within the pixel, in the order from a sub-pixel corresponding to the shortest display wavelength to a sub-pixel corresponding to longest display wavelength.
Abstract:
A dual resolution circuit for supporting normal resolution display mode and half resolution display mode is disclosed. In the dual resolution circuit, cascaded shift registers are controlled by a group of clock signals to generate intermediate scan signals in response to a start pulse. A normal/reverse scan switch, controlling a normal scan mode and a reverse scan mode, feeds back the intermediate scan signal from one shift register to another shift register. A dual resolution switch switches signal paths of the intermediate scan signals to logic gates. The logic gates perform logic operation on an enablement signal and the intermediate scan signals to generate final scan signals used in dual resolution display modes.
Abstract:
A method for driving an LCD panel is provided. The method includes the steps of providing a scan signal to each of the scan lines during the scan period of each scan line, providing a plurality of panel control signals in a first permutation to the horizontal switch during the scan period of a first scan line, and providing a plurality of panel control signals in a second permutation to the horizontal switch during the scan period of a second scan line, wherein the second permutation is different from the first permutation.
Abstract:
A design approach for a panel including a luminiferous unit and a driving unit. The luminiferous unit comprises first and second color components respectively constituting first and second light component sources. First and second light components are emitted from the first and the second light component sources. The color of the first light component differs from that of the second light component. The design approach comprises defining a specific relationship according to a characteristic between the first and the second color components; and designing the driving unit according to the specific relationship.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a display device and the like having a pixel with built-in memory circuit incorporating pixel regardless of characteristics of a voltage detection element. SOLUTION: Each pixel 100 has: a capacitor C11 storing a voltage state of a display element C 1c ; a switching element Q12 connected between the display element and the capacitor and is turned on during a sampling period; and a voltage detection circuit Q13 that detects a voltage generated between the capacitor and the switching element. The display device includes: a first capacitor voltage source 20 that is connected to a terminal of the capacitor C11, which terminal is not connected to the voltage detection circuit Q13, and that applies a predetermined voltage to the capacitor during the sampling period, the predetermined voltage being in the range of a change in the voltage state of the display element C 1c ; and/or a second capacitor voltage source 40 that is connected to a terminal of the display element C 1c , which terminal is not connected to the switching element Q12, and that applies a predetermined voltage to the display element during the sampling period, the predetermined voltage being in the range of a change in the voltage state of the display element. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT