Pixel-driving method and circuit thereof
AssigneeNovatek Microelectronics Corp.
InventorsPo-Tsun Chen, Ting-Yun Huang, Jie-Jung Huang
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AssigneeNovatek Microelectronics Corp.
InventorsPo-Tsun Chen, Ting-Yun Huang, Jie-Jung Huang
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A method for driving pixel, being compatible between dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism, includes setting four continuous pixels as a driving sub-unit, having a first pixel transistor, a second pixel transistor, a third pixel transistor, and a fourth pixel transistor. The first gate line commonly controls two gates of the first and fourth pixel transistors. The second gate line commonly controls two gates of the second and third pixel transistors. The first source line commonly controls two sources of the first and second pixel transistors. The second source line commonly controls two sources of the third and fourth pixel transistors. A positive voltage and a negative voltage are alternatively in time sequence applied to the first and second source lines, respectively. An activate voltage is alternatively in time sequence applied to the first and second source lines, respectively.
A pixel-driving method able to make dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism compatible with each other;
A pixel-driving method able to make dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism compatible with each other;
A pixel-driving circuit able to make dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism compatible with each other, wherein four continuous pixels are defined as a driving sub-unit sequentially having a first pixel, a second pixel, a third pixel and a fourth pixel;
A pixel-driving method able to make dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism compatible with each other;
A pixel-driving circuit able to make dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism compatible with each other, wherein four continuous pixels are defined as a driving sub-unit sequentially having a first pixel, a second pixel, a third pixel and a fourth pixel;
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