Method of driving an active matrix electro-luminescent display
First Claim
1. A method of driving an active matrix electro-luminescent (AMEL) display, wherein the AMEL display comprises M scan lines, N data lines, and M×
- N pixels, the M×
N pixels are capable of displaying a video signal comprising a plurality of consecutive frames, a frame time interval is required for displaying one frame, the frame time interval comprises at least a first sub-interval and a second sub-interval, and the M×
N pixels comprise a pixel (p, q), wherein p is a positive integer not greater than M and q is a positive integer not greater than N, and the pixel (p, q) comprises;
a first transistor, having a source/drain terminal coupled to the q-th data line and a gate terminal coupled to the p-th scan line;
a second transistor, coupled to the first transistor, wherein when a first pulse is applied to the p-th scan line, the first transistor turns on and transmits a data signal on the q-th data line to the gate of the second transistor, wherein the data signal determines the operating of the second transistor;
a capacitor coupled to the gate terminal of the second transistor;
an organic light emitting diode (O-LED), coupled to the source/drain terminal of the second transistor, wherein the O-LED emits light when the second transistor operates, and the brightness of the O-LED corresponds to a signal level of the data signal;
the method comprising;
during the first sub-interval, applying a first pulse to the scan lines sequentially and applying corresponding data signals to the data lines; and
during the second sub-interval, applying a second pulse to the scan lines sequentially so as to turn on the first transistors and applying a prevention signal to the data lines so as to turn off the corresponding second transistors.
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Abstract
A method of driving an AMEL display. The AMEL display includes a pixel having a first transistor, a second transistor, a capacitor, and an organic light emitting diode (O-LED). A frame time interval for the invention includes at least a first sub-interval and a second sub-interval. The method includes the following steps. First, during the first sub-interval, apply a first pulse to the scan lines sequentially and apply corresponding data signals to the data lines. Next, during the second sub-interval, apply a second pulse to the scan lines sequentially so as to turn on the first transistors and apply a prevention signal to the data lines so as to turn off the corresponding second transistors.
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1. A method of driving an active matrix electro-luminescent (AMEL) display, wherein the AMEL display comprises M scan lines, N data lines, and M×
- N pixels, the M×
N pixels are capable of displaying a video signal comprising a plurality of consecutive frames, a frame time interval is required for displaying one frame, the frame time interval comprises at least a first sub-interval and a second sub-interval, and the M×
N pixels comprise a pixel (p, q), wherein p is a positive integer not greater than M and q is a positive integer not greater than N, and the pixel (p, q) comprises;
a first transistor, having a source/drain terminal coupled to the q-th data line and a gate terminal coupled to the p-th scan line;
a second transistor, coupled to the first transistor, wherein when a first pulse is applied to the p-th scan line, the first transistor turns on and transmits a data signal on the q-th data line to the gate of the second transistor, wherein the data signal determines the operating of the second transistor;
a capacitor coupled to the gate terminal of the second transistor;
an organic light emitting diode (O-LED), coupled to the source/drain terminal of the second transistor, wherein the O-LED emits light when the second transistor operates, and the brightness of the O-LED corresponds to a signal level of the data signal;
the method comprising;
during the first sub-interval, applying a first pulse to the scan lines sequentially and applying corresponding data signals to the data lines; and
during the second sub-interval, applying a second pulse to the scan lines sequentially so as to turn on the first transistors and applying a prevention signal to the data lines so as to turn off the corresponding second transistors. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
- N pixels, the M×
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