Method and apparatus for storing non-volatile display pixel data
AssigneeIndustry-University Cooperation Foundation Hanyang University Erica Campus
InventorsYounghyun Kim, Seoungmin Park, Yonggyeong Lee
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a display pixel that has a memory function, including a switching TFT configured to control whether the pixel is driven, a charge trapping TFT configured to control a pixel driving current and perform a memory function, a storage capacitor configured to maintain a voltage applied based on the switching TFT, a first light-emitting light source configured to emit light through a current applied based on the CTTFT, and a second light-emitting light source configured to emit light to erase data based on the memory function of the CTTFT.
Claims19
A display pixel that has a memory function, comprising:
- a switching thin film transistor (TFT) configured to control whether the pixel is driven;
- a charge trapping TFT (CTTFT) configured to control a pixel driving current and perform a memory function;
- a storage capacitor configured to maintain a voltage applied based on the switching TFT;
- a first light-emitting light source configured to emit light through a current applied based on the CTTFT;
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- a second light-emitting light source configured to emit light to erase data based on the memory function of the CTTFT.
A display pixel that has a memory function, comprising:
- a switching thin film transistor (TFT) configured to control whether the pixel is driven;
- a charge trapping TFT (CTTFT) configured to control a pixel driving current and perform a memory function;
- a first light-emitting light source configured to emit light through a current applied based on the CTTFT;
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- a second light-emitting light source configured to emit light to erase data based on the memory function of the CTTFT.
A method for storing and removing data in a display pixel that has a memory function, the method comprising:
- setting an applied voltage of a charge trapping TFT (CTTFT) that controls a pixel driving current and performs a memory function to an off-state;
- storing data based on a trapping layer of the CTTFT by setting a first data line using an applied voltage of a switching TFT that controls whether the pixel is driven to an on-state to set a gate line to an on-state;
- setting an applied voltage of a second light-emitting light source that emits light to an on-state in order to erase data;
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- erasing the data from the trapping layer of the CTTFT by setting the applied voltage of the CTTFT to an off-state and setting the first data line using the applied voltage of the switching TFT to an on-state to set the gate line to an on-state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.