A display apparatus is disclosed. The display apparatus includes a display panel including first pixels and second pixels, and a display panel driver which drives the display panel. In a first mode, the display panel driver drives both the first pixels and the second pixels. In a second mode, the display panel driver drives the second pixels in a first part for one frame, and drives the first pixels in a second part for the one frame.

A display apparatus includes a display panel including a pixel to display an image based on input image data, a driving controller which determines a driving frequency of a first display area of the display panel to be a first driving frequency and determines a driving frequency of a second display area of the display panel to be a second driving frequency less than the first driving frequency when the first display area displays a moving image and the second display area of the display panel displays a still image, and an emission driver which outputs a moving image emission signal corresponding to the first driving frequency and a still image emission signal corresponding to the second driving frequency to the display panel. A width of a non-emission period of the still image emission signal is greater than a width of a non-emission period of the moving image emission signal.

Discussed is a display device including a substrate, semiconductor light-emitting elements on the substrate, flip-flops which can apply an electrical signal to the semiconductor light-emitting elements to maintain the semiconductor light-emitting elements in a light-emitting state for a predetermined time interval, scan electrodes and data electrodes electrically connected to the flip-flops, respectively, and a driver. When a frame synchronization signal is generated during a time interval from a time point of the generation of a sub field signal to a time point of the generation of a subsequent sub field signal, the driver can prevent a voltage from being applied to the data electrodes for the time interval.

The light emitting display panel includes a plurality of pixels, a plurality of gate lines transferring gate signals to the plurality of pixels, a plurality of data lines transferring data voltages to the plurality of pixels, and a sensing line connected to a plurality of light emitting devices respectively included in the plurality of pixels. Each of the plurality of pixels includes a light emitting device, a sensing control transistor including a first terminal connected to a first terminal of the light emitting device and a gate connected to a sensing control line, and a sensing switching transistor including a first terminal connected to a second terminal of the sensing control transistor, a second terminal connected to the sensing line, and a gate connected to a sensing switching line.

A pixel circuit comprises a light emission element; a driving transistor including a first electrode connected to the first node, a second electrode connected to a second node, and a gate electrode connected to a third node; a first transistor including a first electrode receiving a third voltage, a second electrode connected to the first node, and a gate electrode receiving a second light emission control signal; a first transistor including a first electrode connected to a first line transferring a first power voltage, a second electrode connected to the second node, and a gate electrode receiving a first light emission control signal; a first storage capacitor connected between the third node and a fourth node; and a switching transistor including a first electrode connected to a data line, a second electrode connected to the fourth node, and a gate electrode receiving a scan signal.

An electronic device may include a display and a sensor under the display. The display may include pixels having emission transistors that are controlled by emission signals. The emission signals are controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) scheme to control the brightness of the display. The emission signals may further include a localized sensor blackout pulse configured to generate a localized sensor blackout region that overlaps with the sensor to reduce any undesired back emission of light emitted from the display. The sensor blackout pulse may be automatically generated periodically or generated in an on-demand basis once per frame, multiple times per frame time, or once every multiple frames. Any luminance degradation caused by the sensor blackout pulse may be compensated by boosting the luminance and/or by extending the duration of each emission on pulse.

Provided are a display panel and display device. The display panel includes a driver circuit, where the driver circuit includes an N-stage cascaded shift register which includes a first control unit, a second control unit, a third control unit, and a fourth control unit. The first control unit is configured to receive an input signal and control a signal of a first node in response to a first clock signal. The second control unit is configured to control a signal of a second node. The third control unit is configured to receive the first voltage signal and generate an output signal in response to a signal of a third node, or receive the second voltage signal and generate an output signal in response to the signal of the second node. The fourth control unit comprises a third transistor.

A pixel includes a first light source including at least one first light emitting element between a first split electrode and a second power supply; a second light source unit including at least one second light emitting element between a second split electrode and the second power supply; a driving-current generator including a first transistor between a first power supply and the first and second light source units and generating a driving current corresponding to a first data signal; a first switching unit including a first switching element between the driving-current generator and the first light source; and a second switching unit including a second switching element between the driving-current generator and the second light source unit and controlling an electrical connection between the first and second light source units in response to a second data signal.

In one embodiment, a computing system may determine a first region and a second region of an image based on gaze data of a user. The second region of the image may be displayed with lower image resolution. The system may access a first pixel value associated with the first region of the image and cause a first source driver circuit to generate a first pixel signal. The first pixel signal may be configured to control a luminance of a first number of pixels of the display. The system may access a second pixel value associated with the second region of the image and cause a second source driver circuit to generate a second pixel signal. The second pixel signal may be configured to control a second number of pixels, which is larger than the first number and may include a longer pulse duration than the first pixel signal.

A pixel includes: a light emitting element; a first transistor which drives the light emitting element; a second transistor electrically connected between a gate node of the first transistor and a data line; a third transistor electrically connected between a first node of the first transistor and an initialization voltage line; and a storage capacitor electrically connected between the gate node and the first node of the first transistor. Here, upon an operation in a variable frame mode, an initialization voltage is applied to the initialization voltage line, and the initialization voltage has a first voltage level. In addition, in a data writing period during which the storage capacitor is charged with an electric charge, the initialization voltage further includes a pulse voltage such that the initialization voltage has a second voltage level that is greater than the first voltage level.