Display panel and electronic device

An electronic device comprising:

• a display panel including a plurality of scanning lines, a plurality of signal lines, a pixel switching element, a pixel electrode, an incident light control area, a first control switch including a plurality of first control switching elements, a control electrode located in the incident light control area, a first level shift circuit, and a first charge pump;
• and
• an imaging device obtaining information of light transmitted through the incident light control area of the display panel,
• the pixel switching element being composed of a transistor and including a gate electrode electrically connected to a corresponding scanning line among the plurality of scanning lines, a source electrode electrically connected to a corresponding signal line among the plurality of signal lines, and a drain electrode electrically connected to the pixel electrode,
• each of the first control switching elements being composed of a transistor and including a gate electrode electrically connected to a corresponding scanning line among the plurality of scanning lines, a source electrode electrically connected to a corresponding signal line among the plurality of signal lines, and a drain electrode,
• the plurality of scanning lines electrically connected to the plurality of gate electrodes of the plurality of first control switching elements being different from each other,
• the plurality of drain electrodes of the plurality of first control switching elements being electrically bundled and connected to a power source voltage output terminal of the first control switch,
• the first control switch outputting a first power source voltage input from the signal line, to the power source voltage output terminal,
• the first level shift circuit outputting the first power source voltage to the first charge pump,
• the first charge pump generating a first output voltage and outputting the first output voltage to the control electrode,
• an absolute value of the first output voltage being larger than an absolute value of the first power source voltage.