Picture display device and method of driving picture display device
AssigneesAsahi Glass Company, Limited, OPTREX Corporation
InventorsAkira Nakazawa, Kazuyoshi Kawaguchi, Yoshinori Hirai
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AssigneesAsahi Glass Company, Limited, OPTREX Corporation
InventorsAkira Nakazawa, Kazuyoshi Kawaguchi, Yoshinori Hirai
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A method of driving a picture display device having an N number (N is an integer of not less than 2) of scanning electrodes and a plurality of data electrodes and being capable of optically responding to an effective value of a voltage applied to a pixel, which includes dividing the scanning electrodes into an M number of subgroups each having L rows, and applying voltages based on signals formed by expanding time-sequentially column vectors of an orthogonal matrix (A) having L rows to the scanning electrodes in each of the subgroups in order to select each of the subgroups together, changing, every time when a selection pulse is applied, the subgroups to which the selection pulse is applied, wherein L is 8 or less and N is 200 or more; the polarities of scanning voltages and data voltages are inverted with a periodicity of S times (S is a natural number) of a selection pulse width, and S is so determined that when an integer portion in the quotient of M/S is an even number, a remainder b satisfies S/b<12, and when an integer portion in the quotient of M/S is an odd number, a remainder b satisfies S/(S-b)<12.
A method of driving a picture display device having an N number (N is an integer of not less than 2) of scanning electrodes and a plurality of data electrodes and being capable of optically responding to an effective value of a voltage applied to a pixel, which comprises:
A picture display device having an N number (N is an integer of 200 or more) of scanning electrodes and a plurality of data electrodes and being capable of optically responding to an effective value of a voltage applied to a pixel determined as the intersection of a scanning electrode and a data electrode wherein the scanning electrodes are divided into a plurality of subgroups each comprising L rows (L is an integer ranging from 2 to 8);
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