Electrooptical panel, method for driving the same, and electronic equipment

An electrooptical panel, comprising a first substrate including a plurality of scanning lines formed thereon, a second substrate that is disposed opposing the first substrate so that a constant gap is maintained therebetween, the second substrate having a plurality data lines, switching elements and pixel electrodes, with each of the switching elements and pixel electrode arranged at each intersection of the scanning lines and the data lines, and an electrooptical material disposed in the gap between the first substrate and the second substrate, wherein the electrooptical panel further comprises:

• a first wiring group arranged adjacent to a first edge of the electrooptical panel;
• a second wiring group arranged adjacent to a second edge of the electrooptical panel that is opposite to the first edge of the electrooptical panel;
• and
• wherein the scanning lines are alternately connected to the first wiring group by K lines and the second wiring group by K lines in a manner such that first K scanning lines are connected to the first wiring group, second K scanning lines are connected to the second wiring group, third K scanning lines are connected to the first wiring group, and so on, the scanning lines being successively selected for each horizontal scanning period so that the selected scanning line is supplied with a selection voltage, and is then supplied with a non-selection voltage, and the polarities of the selection voltage and the non-selection voltage are inverted every K horizontal scanning periods with respect to an intermediate value, between a lighting voltage and a non-lighting voltage, supplied to the data line.