Methods for driving electro-optic displays
AssigneeE Ink Corporation
InventorsTeck Ping SIM, Yuval BEN-DOV
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Abstract
A method is described for driving an electro-optic display having a plurality of display pixels. The method includes updating the electro-optic display with a first image including image data from a first portion of a scrollable content. The method also includes receiving a user input comprising one or more parameters, and generating a second image based on at least one parameter of the user input. The second image includes: a subset of the image data from the first portion of the scrollable content, and image data from a second portion of the scrollable content. The method also includes updating the electro-optic display with the second image.
Claims14
An electro-optic display comprising:
- an electrophoretic medium comprising charged pigment particles;
- a plurality of display pixels for driving the charged pigment particles between optical states, the plurality of display pixels arranged in a matrix comprising a two-dimensional array of rows and columns of display pixels;
- a touch-enabled input device having a touch panel;
- and
- a controller operatively coupled to the plurality of display pixels and the touch-enabled input device,
- wherein the controller is configured to:
- update the plurality of display pixels with a first image comprising image data;
- receive, from the touch-enabled input device, a user input comprising one or more parameters;
- generate a second image based on at least one parameter of the user input, wherein the second image comprises a subset of the image data of the first image but is enlarged to have dimensions equal to the first image;
- separate the second image into a plurality of portions of the second image;
- update the plurality of display pixels with a first portion of the plurality of portions of the second image;
- and
- update the plurality of display pixels with a second portion of the plurality of portions of the second image, wherein the second portion does not include the content of the first portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.