Plasma Display Apparatus
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsKatsunobu KIMURA, Takaaki Nishiseto, Yuichiro Kimura, Kiyoshi Takata, Hideaki Ohki
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsKatsunobu KIMURA, Takaaki Nishiseto, Yuichiro Kimura, Kiyoshi Takata, Hideaki Ohki
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According to the invention, by forming at least every two frames having video contents corresponding to each frame of a video signal, for example, a frame rate of movie contents whose frame rate is equal to 24 Hz is converted into 48 Hz. A plurality of subfields (SFs) corresponding to each frame of the conversion signal are divided into first and second division SF groups. Each division SF group is further classified into an upper SF group on the large weight side and a lower SF group on the small weight side. The weights of the upper SF groups are made symmetrical between the first and second division SF groups. The weight of each SF belonging to the lower SF group in the first division SF is set to be larger than that in the second division SF.
A plasma display apparatus having a plasma display panel for forming a plurality of subfields having different weights of luminance from a video signal of one frame and executing a gradation display on the basis of said plurality of subfields, comprising:
A plasma display apparatus having a plasma display panel for forming a plurality of subfields having different weights of luminance from a video signal of one frame and executing a gradation display on the basis of said plurality of subfields, comprising:
A plasma display apparatus having a plasma display panel for forming a plurality of subfields having different weights of luminance from a video signal of one frame and executing a gradation display on the basis of said plurality of subfields, comprising:
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