Display device and electronic device
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsTakeshi KOSHIHARA, Hitoshi OTA, Takumi KODAMA
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Abstract
A pixel circuit 16(n) and a pixel circuit 16(n−1) acquire a data signal from a data line 14. A selector 30(n) supplies the data signal acquired from the pixel circuit 16(n) to a light emitting element selected from the light emitting elements 18(n−1), 18(n), and 18(n+1). A selector 30(n−1) can select at least the light emitting element 18(n−1), and supplies the data signal acquired from the pixel circuit 16(n−1) to the selected destination. In a sub-frame B, the selector 30(n) selects the light emitting elements 18(n) and 18(n+1), and the selector 30(n−1) selects the light emitting element 18(n−1). In a sub-frame A, the selector 30(n) selects the light emitting elements 18(n−1) and 18(n).
Claims12
A display device comprising:
- a data line;
- a first pixel circuit provided corresponding to the data line;
- a second pixel circuit provided corresponding to the data line;
- first to ninth light emitting elements arrayed in a matrix manner with the first light emitting element being a center;
- a first selector configured to select at least any of the first light emitting element, the second light emitting element, and the third light emitting element, and supply the selected light emitting element by the first selector with a current corresponding to a potential supplied to the first pixel circuit;
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- a second selector that is capable of selecting at least the second light emitting element and is configured to supply the selected light emitting element by the second selector with a current corresponding to a potential supplied to the second pixel circuit, wherein,
- in one sub-frame, the first selector selects the first light emitting element and the third light emitting element, and the second selector selects the second light emitting element, and
- in a sub-frame differing from the one sub-frame, the first selector selects the first light emitting element and the second light emitting element.
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