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US 2009/0015533 A1Published application
Liquid crystal device and electronic apparatus
AssigneeEpson Imaging Devices Corporation
InventorsShin FUJITA, Tomotoshi KATO, Kengo SHIRAGAMI
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Abstract
A liquid crystal device including a plurality of scanning lines, a plurality of data lines, a plurality of pixel electrodes, a capacitor electrode, a control circuit, a scanning line driving circuit, and a data line driving circuit.
Claims8
A liquid crystal device comprising:
- a plurality of scanning lines;
- a plurality of data lines that intersect with the scanning lines;
- a plurality of pixel electrodes that are provided at positions corresponding to intersections of the plurality of scanning lines and the plurality of data lines;
- a capacitor electrode that is provided opposite each of the pixel electrodes and that forms a capacitor with each of the pixel electrodes or with an electrode layer connected to each of the pixel electrodes;
- a control circuit that alternately supplies the capacitor electrode with a first voltage or a second voltage that is higher in electric potential than the first voltage;
- a scanning line driving circuit that sequentially supplies the plurality of scanning lines with a scanning line selection voltage that selects the scanning line;
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- a data line driving circuit that, when the scanning line is selected, alternately supplies the plurality of data lines with a positive polarity image signal that is higher in electric potential than the first voltage or a negative polarity image signal that is lower in electric potential than the second voltage, wherein
- the control circuit includes a selection circuit and a selection signal output circuit, wherein
- the selection circuit alternately selects and outputs the first voltage or the second voltage to the capacitor electrode, wherein
- the selection signal output circuit outputs a selection signal to the selection circuit, and wherein
- the first voltage is higher in electric potential than a low electric potential of the selection signal, and the second voltage is lower in electric potential than a high electric potential of the selection signal.
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