An electronic apparatus includes a base substrate having a first region, a second region at least partially surrounded by the first region, and a display region at least partially surrounding the first region, a plurality of pixels disposed on the base substrate, each of which includes a transistor and a light emitting element connected to the transistor, a hole line connecting pixels with the second region interposed therebetween, and a hole pattern electrically insulated from the hole line, disposed in the first region, and at least partially surrounding the second region.

The present disclosure provides a display device and a driving circuit. In the display device, a first subpixel is connected to a first data line and a first reference voltage line, and includes an emitting device and a driving transistor; and a second subpixel is connected to a second data line and a second reference voltage line, and includes an emitting device and a driving transistor. The driving time of the first subpixel includes a first initialization time in which a reference voltage is applied to the first reference voltage line and a first tracking time in which a voltage of the first reference voltage line increases from the reference voltage and then is saturated. Sensing times for subpixels having different channel sizes are reduced.

A display device includes: a display panel including a display area including pixels and a non-display area including a dummy pixel; a scan driver which supplies a scan signal to the display panel; a data driver which supplies a data signal to the display panel; and a timing controller which supplies a first control signal for controlling the scan driver and a second control signal for controlling the data driver. The dummy pixel is connected to a bad pixel among the pixels in the display area through a repair line, and a connection of the dummy pixel to the repair line is cut off in an initialization phase in which a voltage of an initialization power source is supplied.

A display device includes: a display panel including a display area including pixels and a non-display area including a dummy pixel; a scan driver which supplies a scan signal to the display panel; a data driver which supplies a data signal to the display panel; and a timing controller which supplies a first control signal for controlling the scan driver and a second control signal for controlling the data driver. The dummy pixel is connected to a bad pixel among the pixels in the display area through a repair line, and a connection of the dummy pixel to the repair line is cut off in an initialization phase in which a voltage of an initialization power source is supplied.

A display device includes a display panel, a first line, a second line, a first driver, and a second driver. The display panel includes a first display area, a second display area, a third display area, and a fourth display area, which are sequentially arranged. The first display area and/or the second display area may be flexible. The second driver corresponds to the fourth display area, provides a first data voltage through the second line to the first display area during a first period, and provides a fourth data voltage to the fourth display area during a second period immediately following the first period. The first driver corresponds to the third display area, provides a second data voltage through the first line to the second display area during the second period, and provides a third data voltage to the third display area during the first period.

The present application discloses a current-driven display device capable of providing satisfactory display without flickering even when pause drive is performed. In a pixel circuit 15, a first initialization transistor T4 initializes a gate voltage Vg, and thereafter a voltage on a data signal line Di is written to a holding capacitor Cst via a write control transistor T2 and a drive transistor T1. Thereafter, emission control transistors T5 and T6 are turned on, so that a drive current I1 from the drive transistor T1 causes an organic EL element OL to emit light. During this emission period, even if the gate voltage Vg is decreased due to a leakage current through the first initialization transistor T4 in an OFF state, the decrease is compensated for by increasing a threshold control voltage being provided to a threshold control terminal TG of the drive transistor T1. Thus, even if the pause drive results in a long refresh cycle, it is possible to inhibit an increase in luminance due to the decrease in the gate voltage Vg and thereby prevent the occurrence of flickering.

The present application discloses a current-driven display device capable of providing satisfactory display without flickering even when pause drive is performed. In a pixel circuit 15, a first initialization transistor T4 initializes a gate voltage Vg, and thereafter a voltage on a data signal line Di is written to a holding capacitor Cst via a write control transistor T2 and a drive transistor T1. Thereafter, emission control transistors T5 and T6 are turned on, so that a drive current I1 from the drive transistor T1 causes an organic EL element OL to emit light. During this emission period, even if the gate voltage Vg is decreased due to a leakage current through the first initialization transistor T4 in an OFF state, the decrease is compensated for by increasing a threshold control voltage being provided to a threshold control terminal TG of the drive transistor T1. Thus, even if the pause drive results in a long refresh cycle, it is possible to inhibit an increase in luminance due to the decrease in the gate voltage Vg and thereby prevent the occurrence of flickering.

A light emitting device includes pixel circuits arranged to form rows and columns and each including a light emitting element, signal lines each extending in a column direction and configured to supply a pixel signal to the pixel circuits, row selection lines each extending in a row direction and configured to supply a row selection signal to the pixel circuits, and column selection lines each extending in the column direction and configured to supply a column selection signal to the pixel circuits. At least one of the pixel circuits includes a light emission control circuit configured to allow the light emitting element of a pixel circuit indicated by the row selection signal and the column selection signal to emit light in a brightness according to the pixel signal that is being supplied to the pixel circuit.

A display device includes pixels connected to scan lines, sensing lines, readout lines, and data lines; a scan driver including stages to supply a scan signal and a sensing signal to the scan lines and the sensing lines; a data driver which supplies a data signal to the data lines; a timing controller which divides one frame into an active period including a scan period in which the data signal is supplied to the data lines and a display period in which the pixels emit light in response to the data signal, and a blank period including a sensing period in which electrical characteristics of the pixels are detected and a reset period in which the stages are reset; and a compensator which generates a compensation value for compensating for deterioration of the pixels based on sensing values provided from the readout lines during the sensing period.

A display device includes pixels connected to scan lines, sensing lines, readout lines, and data lines; a scan driver including stages to supply a scan signal and a sensing signal to the scan lines and the sensing lines; a data driver which supplies a data signal to the data lines; a timing controller which divides one frame into an active period including a scan period in which the data signal is supplied to the data lines and a display period in which the pixels emit light in response to the data signal, and a blank period including a sensing period in which electrical characteristics of the pixels are detected and a reset period in which the stages are reset; and a compensator which generates a compensation value for compensating for deterioration of the pixels based on sensing values provided from the readout lines during the sensing period.