Fully addressable cut-to-measure led array
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorPieter Jacob Snijder
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorPieter Jacob Snijder
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A cut-to-measure display device comprising a plurality of pixel groups (300) and a main controller. Each pixel group comprises one sub-controller (301) and a plurality of individually controllable pixels (305), out of which all are connected to the sub-controller of the pixel group and at least one is further connected (304) to a sub-controller of an adjacent pixel group. The main controller is connected to the sub-controllers and configured to selectively control the sub-controllers in order that the pixels display an image corresponding to predetermined image data. Cutting a display device with these features into an arbitrary geometric shape may disconnect some pixels from their respective sub-controllers. However, at least one pixel in each pixel group is connected to a further sub-controller which is operable to take the place of a sub-controller from which it has been cut off, so there is a low risk of completely disconnecting pixels.
A cut-to-measure display device comprising:
A method of providing a cut-to-measure display device for displaying an image using a cut-to-measure display device comprising a plurality of pixel groups, each of which comprising at least one sub-controller and a plurality of individually controllable pixels, connected to the sub-controller of the pixel group, least one pixel being further connected to a sub-controller of an adjacent pixel group, wherein the sub-controllers are communicatively interconnected, said method comprising the steps of:
A computer-implemented method of positioning a closed two-dimensional contour relative to a two-dimensional lattice of pixels, sub-controllers and connections from pixels to sub-controllers, each pixel being the endpoint of one or more connections, the method comprising:
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