Brightness irregularities that develop in a light emitting device due to is persion among pixels in the threshold values of TFTs used for supplying electric current to light emitting devices become obstacles to improved image quality of the light emitting device. As an image signal input to a pixel from a source signal line, a desired electric potential is applied to a gate electrode of a TFT for supplying electric current to an EL device, through a TFT having its gate and drain connected to each other. A voltage equal to the TFT threshold value is produced between the source and the drain of the TFT 105. An electric potential in which the image signal is offset by the amount of the threshold value is therefore applied to the gate electrode of the TFT. Further, TFTs are disposed in close proximity to each other within the pixel, so that dispersions in the TFT characteristics do not easily develop. A desired drain current can thus be supplied to the EL device even if there is dispersion in the threshold values of the TFTs among pixels, because this is offset by the threshold value of the TFT.

A display apparatus and a control method are disclosed. The display apparatus includes a plurality of sub-pixels, at least one photosensitive assembly, and a processor. Each photosensitive assembly is configured to detect and output actual luminance value(s) of at least one sub-pixel. The processor is configured to obtain a display compensation map corresponding to a target sub-pixel according to actual luminance values of the target sub-pixel that are acquired respectively in cases where a plurality of preset display data are input to the target sub-pixel, and target luminance values of the target sub-pixel that are obtained respectively in cases where the plurality of preset display data are input to the target sub-pixel.

A pixel control circuit and control method, a pixel unit, a display substrate and device are provided. The pixel control circuit includes: a pressure detecting sub-circuit and a switching sub-circuit; the pressure detecting sub-circuit is connected to a control node, and configured to control a potential of the control node to be a first potential when a pressure signal is detected; and the switching sub-circuit is connected to a first power source terminal, a light-emitting sub-circuit in the pixel unit and the control node respectively, and configured to provide a first power source signal from the first power source terminal for the light-emitting sub-circuit when the potential of the control node is the first potential. The pixel control circuit effectively raises the speed of fingerprint detection.

A method for driving an active matrix display comprising a plurality of pixels, wherein each pixel comprises a drive transistor having a driver gate, is disclosed. The method comprises: receiving information of a desired image to be displayed; determining a compensated voltage for the driver gate for each pixel based on calibration data, wherein the calibration data comprises a set of individual calibration values applying to different pixels, and wherein the compensated voltage compensates for differences between pixels affecting a relation of an intensity of light output by the pixel as function of a difference between the voltage applied to the driver gate and a threshold voltage of the drive transistor; and outputting the compensated voltage for the driver gate for each of the pixels.

Brightness irregularities that develop in a light emitting device due to is persion among pixels in the threshold values of TFTs used for supplying electric current to light emitting devices become obstacles to improved image quality of the light emitting device. As an image signal input to a pixel from a source signal line, a desired electric potential is applied to a gate electrode of a TFT for supplying electric current to an EL device, through a TFT having its gate and drain connected to each other. A voltage equal to the TFT threshold value is produced between the source and the drain of the TFT 105. An electric potential in which the image signal is offset by the amount of the threshold value is therefore applied to the gate electrode of the TFT. Further, TFTs are disposed in close proximity to each other within the pixel, so that dispersions in the TFT characteristics do not easily develop. A desired drain current can thus be supplied to the EL device even if there is dispersion in the threshold values of the TFTs among pixels, because this is offset by the threshold value of the TFT.

A display device includes, in a display area: scan control lines and data signal lines intersecting with each other; subpixels each including a subpixel circuit provided at an intersection of the scan control lines and the data signal lines; and light-emitting elements, one for each of the subpixels. The subpixel circuit includes a drive transistor, a write transistor, and a capacitor that retains a data signal. The write transistor includes a conduction terminal connected to an associated one of the data signal lines, another conduction terminal connected to a first gate terminal of the drive transistor, and a control terminal connected to an associated one of the scan control lines. Each of the light-emitting elements includes a first element electrode, a light-emitting layer, and a second element electrode, the first element electrode being connected to a conduction terminal of the drive transistor. The drive transistor includes a second gate terminal connected to the second element electrode via a contact hole.

Brightness irregularities that develop in a light emitting device due to is persion among pixels in the threshold values of TFTs used for supplying electric current to light emitting devices become obstacles to improved image quality of the light emitting device. As an image signal input to a pixel from a source signal line, a desired electric potential is applied to a gate electrode of a TFT for supplying electric current to an EL device, through a TFT having its gate and drain connected to each other. A voltage equal to the TFT threshold value is produced between the source and the drain of the TFT 105. An electric potential in which the image signal is offset by the amount of the threshold value is therefore applied to the gate electrode of the TFT. Further, TFTs are disposed in close proximity to each other within the pixel, so that dispersions in the TFT characteristics do not easily develop. A desired drain current can thus be supplied to the EL device even if there is dispersion in the threshold values of the TFTs among pixels, because this is offset by the threshold value of the TFT.

A pixel control circuit and control method, a pixel unit, a display substrate and device are provided. The pixel control circuit includes: a pressure detecting sub-circuit and a switching sub-circuit; the pressure detecting sub-circuit is connected to a control node, and configured to control a potential of the control node to be a first potential when a pressure signal is detected; and the switching sub-circuit is connected to a first power source terminal, a light-emitting sub-circuit in the pixel unit and the control node respectively, and configured to provide a first power source signal from the first power source terminal for the light-emitting sub-circuit when the potential of the control node is the first potential. The pixel control circuit effectively raises the speed of fingerprint detection.

A lighting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an organic light emitting device including a first electrode, an organic light emitting layer, and a second electrode formed on a first substrate, wherein the first electrode is formed of a transparent conductive material having a resistance of approximately 2800? to 5500? in each pixel. Thus, even if the resistance of the organic light emitting layer is removed in a pixel due to a contact between the first electrode and the second electrode, overcurrent may be prevented from being applied to the pixel due to the resistance of the first electrode.

The present disclosure is directed to display circuitry that can be formed on a flexible substrate. The circuitry includes a voltage divider formed from a first and second non-linear resistor device or a first and second transistor coupled in a diode configuration. The circuitry includes a driving thin film transistor coupled to the voltage divider. The non-linear resistor devices may include a lower electrode that is amorphous metal or a crystalline metal. The first and second transistor coupled in a diode configuration may have a lower electrode that is amorphous metal. Upper electrodes may be crystalline metal. The driving thin film transistors may have the lower electrode as amorphous or crystalline metal.