Method of driving display apparatus and plasma display apparatus
AssigneeFujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display Limited
InventorsAkira Yamamoto, Hirohito Kuriyama, Ayahito Kojima, Kosaku Toda
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AssigneeFujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display Limited
InventorsAkira Yamamoto, Hirohito Kuriyama, Ayahito Kojima, Kosaku Toda
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The method of driving a display apparatus, in which the gradation scale is represented, by the subfield method, with less flicker even when driven at a frequency of 50 Hz has been disclosed. In this method, the two most weighted subfields (subfields of Bn brightness and Bn−1 brightness when it is assumed that the frame is composed of n subfields and the brightness of n subfields is Bi (i=1−n; B1≦B2 . . . Bn−1≦Bn)) are arranged at the interval of about half the length of the frame. Because of this, there exist two peaks of the light emission intensity in a frame, the interval being about half the length of the frame, and if the display apparatus is driven at a frequency of 50 Hz and the length of the frame is 20 ms, the variation period of the light emission intensity is 10 ms and the light emission intensity varies at 100 Hz, therefore, flicker is not detected.
A method of driving a display apparatus, in which a frame comprises n subfields, each subfield has at least an address period to select cells to be displayed and a light period to light the selected cells, and a gradation scale is represented by combining the subfields to be lit among said plural subfields, wherein subfields of Bn brightness and Bn−1 brightness, when a brightness of said n subfields is assumed to be Bi (i=1−n;
A method of driving a display apparatus, in which a frame comprises n subfields, each subfield has at least an address period to select cells to be displayed and a light period to light the selected cells, and a gradation scale is represented by combining the subfields to be lit among said plural subfields, wherein subfields of Bn brightness and Bn−1 brightness, when a brightness of said n subfields is assumed to be Bi (i=1−n;
A method of driving a display apparatus, in which a frame comprises plural subfields, each subfield has at least an address period to select cells to be displayed and a light period to light the selected cells, and a gradation scale is represented by combining the subfields to be lit among said plural subfields, wherein when a total number of sustain pulses in the frame is varied, an original clock frequency, which generates an execute signal at least either in said address period or said light period, is varied.
A display apparatus displaying a gradation scale by a subfield method in which a frame comprises n subfields, each subfield has at least an address period to select cells to be displayed and a light period to light the selected cells, and the gradation scale is represented by combining subfields to be lit among said n subfields such that subfields of Bn brightness and Bn−1 brightness, when a brightness of said n subfields is assumed to be Bi (i=1−n;
A display apparatus displaying a gradation scale by a subfield method in which a frame comprises n subfields, each subfield has at least an address period to select cells to be displayed and a light period to light the selected cells, and the gradation scale is represented by combining subfields to be lit among said n subfields such that subfields of Bn brightness and Bn−1 brightness, when a brightness of said n subfields is assumed to be Bi (i=1−n;
A display apparatus displaying a gradation scale by a subfield method in which a frame comprises plural subfields, each subfield has at least an address period to select cells to be displayed and a light period to light the selected cells, and the gradation scale is represented by combining subfields to be lit among said plural subfields such that when a total number of sustain pulses in the frame is varied, an original clock frequency, which generates an execute signal at least either in said address period or said light period, is varied.
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