Pixel circuit, display device, driving method of pixel circuit, and electronic apparatus

A driving method of a pixel circuit including

• a light-emitting element,
• a drive transistor configured to supply a current to the light-emitting element,
• a light-emission control transistor configured to control connection between a drain node of the drive transistor and an anode of the light-emitting element,
• a first reset transistor configured to set a potential of the anode of the light-emitting element to a predetermined potential,
• a second reset transistor configured to control connection between the drain node of the drive transistor and a gate node of the drive transistor,
• a write transistor configured to control writing of a signal voltage at the gate node of the drive transistor,
• a first capacitive element provided between the gate node of the drive transistor and a power supply line, and
• a second capacitive element provided between a signal line to which the signal voltage is applied and a source node of the write transistor, the method comprising:
• turning off the light-emission control transistor and turning on the first reset transistor to set the potential of the anode of the light-emitting element to the predetermined potential upon start of a first period;
• turning on the write transistor and the light-emission control transistor and turning on the second reset transistor to set a potential of the gate node of the drive transistor to a preparation voltage upon start of a second period after the first period;
• turning off the light-emission control transistor to correct a threshold voltage of the drive transistor upon start of a third period after the second period;
• turning on the second reset transistor upon start of a fourth period after the third period;
• turning off the write transistor upon start of a fifth period after the fourth period;
• turning off the first reset transistor during the fifth period;
• and
• turning on the light-emission control transistor to supply a current to the light-emitting element upon start of a sixth period after the fifth period.