Method and arrangement for calibrating an arangement for driving image-reproducing means subject to inertia
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsTorsten Solf, Martin Weibrecht
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsTorsten Solf, Martin Weibrecht
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In a method and arrangement for correcting an arrangement for driving imagereproducing means subject to inertia, and particularly liquid crystal displays, wherein a stored correcting variable is added to infed video signals to compensate for the effects of inertia, which correcting variable depends on changes in the video signals from frame to frame, and wherein the corrected video signals are conveyed to the image-reproducing means, provision is made for a test pattern that contains signal jumps that occur from frame to frame to be generated, for the signal jumps to vary in respect of their sign, their size and their position in the amplitude range of the video signals, for the test video signals to be shown on the imagereproducing means at least in a part that is covered by at least one opto-electrical sensor, and for correcting parameters to be derived from the signals generated by the at least one optoelectrical sensor while taking account of the totality of the signals generated by the at least one opto-electrical sensor.
A method of calibrating an arrangement for driving image-reproducing means subject to inertia, and particularly liquid crystal displays, wherein a stored correcting variable is added to infed video signals to compensate for the effects of inertia, which correcting variable depends on changes in the video signals from frame to frame, and wherein the corrected video signals are conveyed to the image-reproducing means, characterized in that
An arrangement for calibrating an arrangement for driving image-reproducing means subject to inertia, and particularly liquid crystal displays, wherein a stored correcting variable is added to infed video signals to compensate for the effects of inertia, which correcting variable depends on changes in the video signals from frame to frame, wherein the corrected video signals are conveyed to the image-reproducing means, and wherein at least one opto-electrical sensor detects at least a part of a test pattern that is shown on at least a part of the image area of the image-reproducing means, characterized in that the at least one opto-electrical sensor is arranged at the edge of the image-reproducing means.
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