Electrophoretic display device, method of driving the same, and electronic apparatus
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsAtsushi Miyazaki, Mitsutoshi Miyasaka
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsAtsushi Miyazaki, Mitsutoshi Miyasaka
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A device includes: first and second substrates; an electrophoretic element between the substrates and including a dispersion medium containing electrophoretic particles; pixel electrodes on the first substrate; a common electrode opposite the pixel electrodes on the second substrate; a unit supplying an image signal having a first or second potential<the first potential to the pixel electrodes according to image data; and another unit supplying a common potential to the common electrode. The image signal is supplied in predetermined frame periods in an image signal supply period according to image data associated with the same frame image as the image data. The common potential is switched into a third potential≦the first potential and>the second potential and a fourth potential<the third potential and≧the second potential, and the switched potentials are supplied to the common electrode in the frame periods.
An electrophoretic display device comprising:
A method of driving an electrophoretic display device including a pair of first and second substrates, an electrophoretic element which is interposed between the first and second substrates and includes a dispersion medium containing electrophoretic particles, a plurality of pixel electrodes which are formed on the first substrate, a common electrode which is formed opposite the plurality of pixel electrodes on the second substrate, an image signal supply unit which supplies an image signal having a first potential or a second potential lower than the first potential to the plurality of pixel electrodes in accordance with image data, a common potential supply unit which supplies a common potential to the common electrode, and a plurality of scanning lines, the method comprising:
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