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US 10,477,192 B2Granted
Display system and electronic device
AssigneeSemiconductor Energy Laboratory Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkio Suzuki, Naoto Kusumoto
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Abstract
A display system which enables a stereoscopic image to be perceived by the naked eye is provided. The display system includes a display panel which can display a first image, a second image, a third image, and a fourth image. The first image has a region overlapping with the third image. The second image has a region overlapping with the fourth image. The first image and the third image are perceived by one of the right and left eyes and the second image and the fourth image are perceived by the other of the right and left eyes, so that a composite image of the first to fourth images is stereoscopically perceivable.
Claims16
A display system comprising:
- a display panel configured to display a first image, a second image, a third image, and a fourth image,
- wherein the first image overlaps with the third image,
- wherein the second image overlaps with the fourth image,
- wherein the first image and the third image are perceived by one of right and left eyes and the second image and the fourth image are perceived by the other of the right and left eyes, so that a composite image of the first image, the second image, the third image, and the fourth image is stereoscopically perceivable,
- wherein the first image and the third image are not horizontally aligned with each other, and
- wherein the second image and the fourth image are not horizontally aligned with each other.
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A display system comprising:
- a display panel comprising:
- a first pixel comprising a first display element and a third display element;
- a second pixel adjacent to the first pixel, the second pixel comprising a second display element and a fourth display element;
- and
- a shielding layer which is apart from the first pixel and the second pixel, overlaps with the first pixel when seen from a first angle, and overlaps with the second pixel when seen from a second angle,
- wherein the first display element is configured to display a first image,
- wherein the second display element is configured to display a second image,
- wherein the third display element is configured to display a third image,
- wherein the fourth display element is configured to display a fourth image,
- wherein the first image overlaps with the third image,
- wherein the second image overlaps with the fourth image,
- wherein the first pixel is perceived by one of right and left eyes and the second pixel is perceived by the other of the right and left eyes, so that a composite image of the first image, the second image, the third image, and the fourth image is stereoscopically perceivable,
- wherein the first image and the third image are not horizontally aligned with each other, and
- wherein the second image and the fourth image are not horizontally aligned with each other.
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A display system comprising:
- a display panel comprising:
- a first pixel comprising a first display element and a third display element;
- a second pixel adjacent to the first pixel, the second pixel comprising a second display element and a fourth display element;
- and
- a shielding layer which is apart from the first pixel and the second pixel, overlaps with the first pixel when seen from a first angle, and overlaps with the second pixel when seen from a second angle,
- wherein the first display element is configured to display a first image,
- wherein the second display element is configured to display a second image,
- wherein the third display element is configured to display a third image,
- wherein the fourth display element is configured to display a fourth image,
- wherein the first image overlaps with the third image,
- wherein the second image overlaps with the fourth image,
- wherein the first pixel is perceived by one of right and left eyes and the second pixel is perceived by the other of the right and left eyes, so that a composite image of the first image, the second image, the third image, and the fourth image is stereoscopically perceivable,
- wherein a black image is displayed by the third display element in a region in which the first image is displayed and does not overlap with the third image,
- wherein a black image is displayed by the first display element in a region in which the third image is displayed and does not overlap with the first image,
- wherein a black image is displayed by the fourth display element in a region in which the second image is displayed and does not overlap with the fourth image, and
- wherein a black image is displayed by the second display element in a region in which the fourth image is displayed and does not overlap with the second image.
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A display system comprising:
- a display panel comprising:
- a first pixel comprising a first display element and a third display element;
- a second pixel adjacent to the first pixel, the second pixel comprising a second display element and a fourth display element;
- and
- a shielding layer which is apart from the first pixel and the second pixel, overlaps with the first pixel when seen from a first angle, and overlaps with the second pixel when seen from a second angle,
- wherein the first display element is configured to display a first image,
- wherein the second display element is configured to display a second image,
- wherein the third display element is configured to display a third image,
- wherein the fourth display element is configured to display a fourth image,
- wherein the first image overlaps with the third image,
- wherein the second image overlaps with the fourth image,
- wherein the first pixel is perceived by one of right and left eyes and the second pixel is perceived by the other of the right and left eyes, so that a composite image of the first image, the second image, the third image, and the fourth image is stereoscopically perceivable, and
- wherein the first display element and the second display element are each configured to reflect visible light.
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