Active-matrix display, the emitters of which are supplied by voltage-controlled current generators
AssigneeThomson Licensing
InventorsPhilippe Le Roy, Christophe Prat, Pierrick Martin
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AssigneeThomson Licensing
InventorsPhilippe Le Roy, Christophe Prat, Pierrick Martin
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The display comprises an array of pixel circuits each comprising an emitter 1 in series with a current modulation transistor, and at least one address circuit, which integrates, for each column, a differential amplifier and a passive element preferably a resistive element, which cooperate with the current modulation transistors so as to form, during address phases in which the emitters are switched “out of the circuit”, a voltage-programmable current generator. After the address phases, thanks to a suitable switch, the emitters are switched “into the circuit” and supplied with the preprogrammed current. Such a display allows the image display quality to be inexpensively improved.
Active-matrix display comprising an array of light emitters of the current-controllable type and an array of pixel circuits, each comprising at least one of said emitters that are distributed in rows and columns, at least one generator for supplying said emitters having first and second supply output terminals, at least one circuit capable of selecting pixel circuits for any one row and at least one circuit capable of simultaneously addressing a voltage representative of an image datum to be displayed at each of the pixel circuits of any one row selected, where each pixel circuit comprises, in addition to at least one emitter:
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