G09G2310/0208

DISPLAY PANEL AND DISPLAY DEVICE
20240013699 · 2024-01-11 ·

Disclosed are a display panel and a display device. The display panel includes a base substrate, and a first display region and a second display region that are located on the base substrate, where the first display region includes a plurality of first sub-pixels and a plurality of transparent regions, the second display region includes a plurality of second sub-pixels, and a distribution density of the first sub-pixels is smaller that of the second sub-pixels; and an area occupied by the first sub-pixels is smaller than that occupied by the second sub-pixels.

DISPLAY DEVICE

On a panel substrate, there are a wide region where the wiring pitch between gate bus lines is relatively wide and a narrow region where the wiring pitch between the gate bus lines is relatively narrow. A shift register operates based on a gate start pulse signal and gate clock signals whose pulse widths are set to N (N is an integer not less than two) times a length of one horizontal scan period. A generation period of a pulse of a gate clock signal that brings one gate bus line constituting a gate bus line pair (two adjacent gate bus lines) into a selected state and a generation period of a pulse of a gate clock signal that brings the other gate bus line constituting the gate bus line pair into the selected state overlap for at least one horizontal scanning period.

SYSTEM, APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DISPLAYING IMAGE DATA
20200053327 · 2020-02-13 ·

The present invention provides a display system 100 for displaying image data. The display system 100 comprises a light source 101; a spatial light modulator 102 including a plurality of controllable reflective elements 1020; a light source controller 103, configured to control the light source 101 to emit, in each of a plurality of time intervals, light with a different illumination power level, wherein the time intervals have the same length; and a spatial light modulator controller 104, configured to activate, based on received image data, the plurality of controllable elements for at least one of the time intervals for directing the light from the light source for display the image data. Accordingly, the frame rate and bandwidth of the display system 100 are increased significantly so as to be suitable for the light filed applications.

DISPLAY DEVICE AND METHOD OF TRANSMITTING SIGNALS IN DISPLAY DEVICE

A method of transmitting signals in a display device includes receiving a first data signal at a first data rate in a first time interval, and receiving a second data signal at a second data rate in a second time interval. The second data signal is generated at the second data rate, the second data rate is different from the first data rate, and the second time interval is non-overlapping with the first time interval.

DISPLAY PANEL AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME, AND DISPLAY DEVICE

Provided is a display panel. The display panel includes: a base substrate, including a display region and a periphery region at least partially surrounding the display region, wherein the display region includes a first display region and a second display region disposed at least on one side of the first display region, a light transmittance of the first display region being greater than a light transmittance of the second display region; a plurality of first pixel units disposed on the base substrate and in the first display region; and a plurality of signal lines disposed at least in the first display region and electrically connected to the plurality of first pixel units, wherein the plurality of signal lines include a plurality of first signal lines and a plurality of second signal lines.

DISPLAY DEVICE CAPABLE OF IN-DISPLAY SENSING
20240153447 · 2024-05-09 ·

The present invention is related to a display device, including: a plurality of sub-pixel areas, each including a sub-pixel circuit, each sub-pixel circuit including: a diode, configured to be in a forward-biasing state during a displaying phase of the sub-pixel circuit for emitting light and configured to be in a reverse-biasing state for sensing light of the sub-pixel circuit in a sensing phase; a driving transistor for driving the diode during the display phase; first to sixth transistors, gate control signals are applied to gates of the first to sixth transistors respectively, so that the sub-pixel circuit switching between the display phase and the sensing phase; and a capacitor for storing a data voltage to be written to the diode in the display phase, wherein in the sensing phase the diode generates a photocurrent to an operational amplifier, such that the operational amplifier outputs a photocurrent output signal.

DISPLAY DEVICE CAPABLE OF IN-DISPLAY SENSING
20240153448 · 2024-05-09 ·

The present invention is related to a display device, including: a plurality of sub-pixel areas, each including a pixel circuit, each pixel circuit including: a diode, configured to be in a forward-biasing state during a displaying phase of the pixel circuit for emitting light and configured to be in a reverse-biasing state in a sensing phase of the pixel circuit so as to generate a sensing voltage; a first circuit by applying gate control signals to each pixel circuit, so that each pixel circuit switches between the display phase and the sensing phase, respectively; and a second circuit including a plurality of readout circuits, each readout circuit includes an operational amplifier for reading out the sensing voltage in the sensing phase.

DISPLAY DEVICE CAPABLE OF IN-DISPLAY SENSING
20240153457 · 2024-05-09 ·

The present invention is related to a display device, including: a plurality of sub-pixel areas, each including a pixel circuit, each pixel circuit including: a diode, configured to be in a forward-biasing state during a display phase of the pixel circuit for light-emitting and configured to be in a reverse-biasing state in a sensing phase of the pixel circuit for light-sensing; a driving transistor for driving the diode during the display phase and serving as a source follower in the sensing phase; first to sixth transistors, applied to the gates of the first to sixth transistors respectively so that the pixel circuit switching between the display phase and the sensing phase; and a capacitor for storing a data voltage to be written to the diode in the display phase and storing the charge accumulated by the diode in the sensing phase.

DISPLAY DEVICE CAPABLE OF IN-DISPLAY SENSING
20240153458 · 2024-05-09 ·

The present invention is related to a display device, including: a display panel having a plurality of sub-pixel areas, each including a pixel circuit, each pixel circuit including: a diode, configured to be in a forward-biasing state during a display phase of the pixel circuit for light-emitting and configured to be in a reverse-biasing state in a sensing phase of the pixel circuit to generate a sensing voltage; a driving transistor for driving the diode during the display phase; a readout transistor, with a gate receiving the sensing voltage during the sensing phase to serve as a source follower; first to seventh transistors, gate control signals applied to the gates of the first to seventh transistors respectively so that the pixel circuit switching between the display phase and the sensing phase; and a capacitor for storing a data voltage to be written to the diode in the display phase.

DISPLAY DEVICE AND A METHOD OF DRIVING THE DISPLAY DEVICE
20240153429 · 2024-05-09 ·

A display device including: a display panel which includes a plurality of pixels arranged in first to n.sup.th pixel rows, wherein n is a natural number greater than 1; and a panel driver which drives the display panel in response to input image data, and generates sensing data by sensing the plurality of pixels, wherein the panel driver randomly senses one of the first to n.sup.th pixel rows in each of a plurality of sensing frame periods when the input image data correspond to a low grayscale image, wherein the sensing frame periods are repeated and consecutive non-sensing frame periods are provided between the sensing frame periods.