Method of driving ac-discharge plasma display panel
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorEishi Mizobata
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorEishi Mizobata
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A method of driving an ac-discharge type PDP is provided, which ensures a satisfactorily long sustain period and prevents the luminance of the display screen from lowering even if the count of the scan lines is increased. The PDP has row electrodes and column electrodes that form pixels arranged in a matrix array, and a dielectric layer formed to cover the pixels. In the step (a), scan pulses are applied successively to the row electrodes while data pulses are applied to the column electrodes according to a display signal in a scan period, thereby generating wall discharge in the dielectric layer due to writing discharge. The amount of the wall charge in each of the pixels varies according to the display signal. In the step (b), conversion discharge is caused in a conversion period after the scan period, thereby decreasing the amount of the wall charge in the pixels. The conversion discharge is caused in a different state in each of the pixels according to the amount of the wall charge. In the step (c) sustain pulses are applied to the row electrodes in a sustain period after the conversion period, thereby causing sustain discharge. The sustain discharge occurs in part of the pixels according to the state of the conversion discharge that has been caused in the conversion period, resulting in emission of light.
A method of driving an ac-discharge PDP, in which said PDP has row electrodes and column electrodes that form pixels arranged in a matrix array, and a dielectric layer formed to cover said pixels;
A method of driving an ac-discharge PDP, in which the PDP has row electrodes and column electrodes that form pixels arranged in a matrix array, and a dielectric layer formed to cover said pixels;
A method of driving an ac-discharge PDP, in which said PDP has scan electrodes and common electrodes and data electrodes;
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