Gray scale driving method of liquid crystal display panel
AssigneeSeiko Instruments Inc.
InventorMasafumi Hoshino
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Abstract
There is provided a simple matrix liquid crystal panel in which the number of changes in waveform on a column electrode is suppressed without degrading a display quality even when the number of gray scales is increased, and a consumption power can be reduced. Pulse width modulation is performed with a sum total of a plurality of pulses selected in a plurality of frames, and the number of changes in column electrode for displaying a half tone pixel data on a pixel is set as 1 during the plurality of frames. Further, an occurrence order of dividing frames in an odd row is made different from that in an even row and interlaced scanning is conducted. Thus, the consumption power is greatly reduced as compared with the case of conventional pulse width modulation.
Claims8
A liquid crystal display panel driving method of driving a liquid crystal display panel in which a liquid crystal layer is held between a row electrode group and a column electrode group to provide pixels in matrix in accordance with a given image data, the method comprising:
- performing pulse width modulation with a sum total of a plurality of pulses selected in a plurality of frames,
- wherein an occurrence order of the plurality frames in an odd row into which a pattern of the pulse width modulation is divided is different from that in an even row.
A liquid crystal display panel driving method of driving a liquid crystal display panel in which a liquid crystal layer is held between a row electrode group and a column electrode group to provide pixels in matrix in accordance with given image data, the method comprising:
- performing pulse width modulation with a sum total of a plurality of pulses selected in a plurality of frames,
- wherein an occurrence order of the plurality frames into which a plurality of patterns of the pulse width modulation are divided are different for every plural columns.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.