Electro-optical device and circuit for driving electro-optical device
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorKiyoaki Murai
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorKiyoaki Murai
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An electro-optical device drives a plurality of pixels to represent gray scale levels based on effective voltages by dividing one frame into a plurality of fields, and includes a calculating unit that receives image data specifying gray scale values in each frame for each pixel and obtains the amount of variation of a voltage to be applied to the pixel over adjacent frames; a discriminating unit that discriminates whether or not the amount of variation of the voltage satisfies a predetermined condition; a voltage pattern determining unit that determines to supply a first effective voltage shifted in a variation direction, rather than a voltage according to a gray scale value specified in the image data of a later frame of the adjacent frames, in a previous field of the plurality of fields in the later frame, while determining to supply a second effective voltage shifted in a direction opposite to the variation direction, rather than the voltage according to the gray scale value specified in the image data of the later frame, in a later field of the plurality of fields in the later frame, for the pixel, when it is discriminated in the discriminating unit that the predetermined condition is satisfied; and a driving circuit that supplies the first and second effective voltages determined in the voltage pattern determining unit in each field of the later frame for each pixel.
An electro-optical device which drives a plurality of pixels to represent gray scale levels based on effective voltages by dividing one frame into a plurality of fields, comprising:
An electro-optical device which drives a plurality of pixels to represent gray scale levels based on effective voltages by dividing one frame into a plurality of fields, comprising:
A circuit for driving an electro-optical device which drives a plurality of pixels to represent gray scale levels based on effective voltages by dividing one frame into a plurality of fields, comprising:
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