Capacitive light-emitting element display device and driving method therefor
AssigneePioneer Corporation
InventorShinichi Ishizuka
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AssigneePioneer Corporation
InventorShinichi Ishizuka
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A method of driving a capacitive light-emitting element display device which accomplishes a wide adjustable range for the luminance of a panel and reduced power consumption. The capacitive light-emitting element display device has a plurality of capacitive light-emitting elements arranged at a plurality of intersections of drive lines and scanning lines and connected between the scanning lines and the drive lines. The scanning lines are connected to one of first and second potentials which are different from each other. The drive lines are connected to either the lower potential of the first and second potentials or a drive source. In synchronism with a scanning period in which selected one of the scanning lines is connected to the lower potential of the first and second potentials, selected one of the drive lines is connected to the drive source to force a capacitive light-emitting element associated therewith to emit light, and simultaneously, the scanning lines, not selected, are connected to the lower potential of the first and second potentials. The higher potential of the first and second potentials is made adjustable.
A method of driving a capacitive light-emitting element display device having a plurality of capacitive light-emitting elements arranged at a plurality of intersections of drive lines and scanning lines and connected between said scanning lines and said drive lines, said method comprising the steps of:
A capacitive light-emitting element display device comprising:
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