Method for applying the same dithering table to different flat panels and display panel driving method using the same
AssigneeOrise Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsJeng-Luen Tsai, Wen Yuan Kuo
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Abstract
A method for applying the same dithering table to different flat panels and a display panel driving method using the same. The method for applying the same dithering table to different flat panels is mainly to set different dot counts between different panels on the rows, in which pixels are shifted, so that the display data of scan lines, in which the pixels are shifted, is shifted by the dot counts when the display data is substituted into the dithering table. Thus, even if different display panels use the same dithering table, the display entropy can be uniformly distributed.
Claims8
A method for applying the same dithering table to a first display panel and a second display panel, wherein:
- the first display panel comprises a plurality of pixels, which comprises K colors numbered as 1 to K;
- the second display panel comprises a plurality of pixels, which comprises K colors numbered as 1 to K;
- and
- the dithering table comprises M×N dithering operators,
- wherein the pixels in each of rows of each of the first display panel and the second display panel are arranged in a cyclic order of the first color pixel→the second color pixel→ . . . the Kth color pixel →the first color pixel . . . , and the colors of the ith row of the first pixels of the first display panel are different from the colors of the ith row of the first pixels of the second display panel, the method for applying the same dithering table comprising the steps of:
- providing a dot count p, wherein the dot count p is an absolute value of a difference between the color number of the ith row, jth column of pixel of the first display panel and the color number of the ith row, jth column of pixel of the second display panel;
- and
- substituting the first 1 to (M−p)th pixels into the (p+1)th to Mth dithering operators of the qth row of the dithering table, and then substituting the (r×M−p+1)th to the ((r+1)×M−p)th pixels into the first to Mth dithering operators of the qth row of the dithering table when the ith row of pixel data of the second display panel is dithered, wherein K, M, N, i, j, p and r are natural numbers, and 0<p<M, 0<q≦N, r>0 and M≧K.
A display panel driving method adapted to a first display panel and a second display panel, wherein:
- the first display panel comprises a plurality of pixels, which comprises K colors numbered as 1 to K;
- the second display panel comprises a plurality of pixels, which comprises K colors numbered as 1 to K, and
- wherein the pixels in each of rows of each of the first display panel and the second display panel are arranged in a cyclic order of the first color pixel→the second color pixel→ . . . the Kth color pixel →the first color pixel . . . , and the colors of the ith row of the first pixels of the first display panel are different from the colors of the ith row of the first pixels of the second display panel, the display panel driving method comprising the steps of:
- providing a dithering table, which comprises M×N dithering operators;
- providing a dot count p, wherein the dot count p is an absolute value of a difference between the color number of the ith row, jth column of pixel of the first display panel and the color number of the ith row, jth column of pixel of the second display panel;
- substituting the first 1 to (M−p)th pixels into the (p+1)th to Mth dithering operators of the qth row of the dithering table, and then substituting the (r×M−p+1)th to the ((r+1)×M−p)th pixels into the first to Mth dithering operators of the qth row of the dithering table when the ith row of pixel data of the second display panel is dithered;
- and
- converting the pixel data, obtained after the above-mentioned step, into an analog driving signal to drive the second display panel,
- wherein K, M, N, i, j, p and r are natural numbers, 0<p<M, 0<q≦N, r>0, and M≧K.
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