Display apparatus, display-apparatus driving method and electronic instrument
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsMasatsugu Tomida, Mitsuru Asano
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsMasatsugu Tomida, Mitsuru Asano
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Disclosed herein is a display apparatus including a pixel matrix section including pixel circuits laid out to form a pixel matrix to serve as pixel circuits each having an electro optical device, a signal writing transistor, a signal storage capacitor, and a device driving transistor, and a power-supply section configured to change a power-supply electric potential appearing on a power-supply line for providing a driving current flowing to the device driving transistor from one level to another in order to control transitions from a light emission period of the electro optical device to a no-light emission period of the electro optical device and vice versa, and stopping an operation to assert the power-supply electric potential on the power-supply line during a portion of the no-light emission period of the electro optical device.
A display apparatus comprising:
A driving method provided for a display apparatus including pixel circuits laid out to form a pixel matrix to serve as pixel circuits each having an electro optical device configured to provide a light emission period and a no-light emission period, a signal writing transistor for writing a video signal, a signal storage capacitor for holding the video signal written by the signal writing transistor, and a device driving transistor for driving said electro optical device in accordance with the video signal held by the signal storage capacitor, the signal storage capacitor having a first terminal connected to a gate terminal of the device driving transistor and a second terminal connected to a current terminal of the device driving transistor, said driving method comprising:
An electronic device employing a display apparatus comprising:
A display apparatus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.