Erasing device for liquid crystal display image and liquid crystal display device including the same
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMakoto Kanbe, Yasuhisa Itoh, Shigeto Yoshida, Hiroshi Yoneda
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMakoto Kanbe, Yasuhisa Itoh, Shigeto Yoshida, Hiroshi Yoneda
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An erasing device for a liquid crystal display image of the present invention is furnished with an auxiliary power source for continuously supplying power source to a liquid crystal display panel for a certain period after the main power source of the main body of the liquid crystal display device is turned OFF. Upon input of a power source OFF signal directing to turn OFF the main power source, a driving signal generating circuit and a driver controller light up the liquid crystal display panel entirely on a saturation voltage of the liquid crystal and subsequently shut off the same entirely using the power supply from the auxiliary power source. Consequently, it has become possible to erase an afterimage quickly on an active matrix liquid crystal display panel with a memory maintaining function of a liquid crystal display device, thereby not only upgrading the display quality, but also preventing deterioration of the liquid crystal caused by an application of an abnormal voltage associated with the occurrence of an afterimage.
An erasing device for a liquid crystal display image, provided in a liquid crystal display device having a liquid crystal display panel whose pixels are driven by active elements, for erasing a display image on said liquid crystal display panel when a power source of a main body of said liquid crystal display device is turned OFF, comprising:
A reflective liquid crystal display device for displaying an image by reflecting incident light from an external source onto a liquid crystal display panel where the display device comprises:
A liquid crystal display device having a Guest-Host liquid crystal display panel comprising:
A method for erasing an image from a liquid crystal display panel in a liquid crystal display device having pixels driven by active elements comprising the steps of:
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