Weighted frame rate control with dynamically variable driver bias voltage for producing high quality grayscale shading on matrix displays
AssigneeRobert Hotto
InventorsRobert Hotto, Alan D. Wettig
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AssigneeRobert Hotto
InventorsRobert Hotto, Alan D. Wettig
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A system for improving the grayshading of matrix displays that effect grayshading by frame rate control (i.e., temporal dithering) includes a computer program which dynamically controls the bias voltage of the electrodes that define the pixels of the display. Per frame rate control principles, an image is established by a plurality of sequentially displayed frames, with the energization of the pixels of the frames being dithered so that the frames together establish a desired grayshading for the image. In accordance with the present invention, the electrode bias voltage to the display is dynamically varied for each frame and/or row to provide for an increased number of grayshades vis-a-vis frame rate control systems that have a constant bias voltage.
A system for establishing a desired grayshading of a desired image on a matrix display, comprising:
A bias voltage control module for establishing a desired image having a desired grayshading on a passive matrix display, the display including row electrodes and column electrodes, a bias voltage being applied to the row electrodes and column electrodes, the control module comprising:
A bias voltage module for use with a matrix display system having a plurality of row and column electrodes and a plurality of electrode drivers associated with the row and column electrodes and requiring a bias voltage for presenting a sequence of images on the display, each image being established by a plurality of frames, comprising:
A passive matrix display, comprising:
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