Display device, driving method of the display device, and electronic device
First Claim
1. A driving method of a display device for expressing gradation by dividing one frame into a plurality of subframes, in the case where gradation is expressed with an n bit (here n is an integral number), comprising:
- classifying bits each of which is shown by a binary of gray scales into three kinds of bit groups, that is, a first bit group, a second bit group, and a third bit group;
dividing the one frame into two subframe groups;
dividing each of a (here, a is an integral number satisfying 0<
a<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group into three or more, and arranging each about half of which in each of the two subframe groups of the one frame;
dividing each of b (here, b is an integral number satisfying 0<
b<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group into two, and arranging each one of which in each of the two subframe groups of the one frame; and
arranging c (here, c is an integral number satisfying 0≦
c<
n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the third bit group in at least one of the two subframe groups of the one frame, wherein an appearance order of a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group and a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group is approximately the same between the two subframe groups of the one frame.
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Abstract
To reduce a pseudo contour which occurs when displaying by a time gray scale method. When gradation is expressed with an n bit, the bits are divided into three bit groups, and one frame is divided into two subframe groups. Then, a (0<a<n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to a first bit group are divided into three or more, each about half of which is arranged in each subframe group; b (0<b<n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to a second bit group are divided into two, each one of which is arranged in each the subframe group; and c (0≦c<n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to a third bit group are arranged in at least one of the subframe groups.
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28 Claims
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1. A driving method of a display device for expressing gradation by dividing one frame into a plurality of subframes, in the case where gradation is expressed with an n bit (here n is an integral number), comprising:
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classifying bits each of which is shown by a binary of gray scales into three kinds of bit groups, that is, a first bit group, a second bit group, and a third bit group;
dividing the one frame into two subframe groups;
dividing each of a (here, a is an integral number satisfying 0<
a<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group into three or more, and arranging each about half of which in each of the two subframe groups of the one frame;
dividing each of b (here, b is an integral number satisfying 0<
b<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group into two, and arranging each one of which in each of the two subframe groups of the one frame; and
arranging c (here, c is an integral number satisfying 0≦
c<
n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the third bit group in at least one of the two subframe groups of the one frame,wherein an appearance order of a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group and a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group is approximately the same between the two subframe groups of the one frame. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A driving method of a display device for expressing gradation by dividing one frame into a plurality of subframes, in the case where gradation is expressed with an n bit (here n is an integral number), comprising:
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classifying bits each of which is shown by a binary of gray scales into three kinds of bit groups, that is, a first bit group, a second bit group, and a third bit group;
dividing the one frame into k (here k is an integral number satisfying k=3) subframe groups;
dividing each of a (here, a is an integral number satisfying 0<
a<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group into (k+1) or more, and arranging each about half of which in each of the k subframe groups of the one frame;
dividing each of b (here, b is an integral number satisfying 0<
b<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group into k, and arranging each one of which in each of the k subframe groups of the one frame; and
dividing each of c (here c is an integral number satisfying 0≦
c<
n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the third bit group into in (k−
1) or less or not dividing, and arranging in at least one of the k subframe groups of the one frame,wherein an appearance order of a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group and a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group is approximately the same among the k subframe groups of the one frame. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A driving method of a display device for expressing gradation by dividing one frame into a plurality of subframes, in the case where gradation is expressed with an n bit (here n is an integral number), comprising:
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classifying bits each of which is shown by a binary of gray scales into three kinds of bit groups, that is, a first bit group, a second bit group, and a third bit group;
dividing the one frame into two subframe groups;
dividing each of a (here, a is an integral number satisfying 0<
a<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group into three or more, and arranging each about half of which in each of the two subframe groups of the one frame;
dividing each of b (here, b is an integral number satisfying 0<
b<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group into two, and arranging each one of which in each of the two subframe groups of the one frame; and
arranging c (here, c is an integral number satisfying 0≦
c<
n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the third bit group in at least one of the two subframe groups of the one frame,wherein an appearance order of a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group and a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group is approximately the same between the two subframe groups of the one frame, wherein luminance is changed linearly in a region of a low gray scale level and in the other region of the other gray scale levels, luminance is changed nonlinearly. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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22. A driving method of a display device for expressing gradation by dividing one frame into a plurality of subframes, in the case where gradation is expressed with an n bit (here n is an integral number), comprising:
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classifying bits each of which is shown by a binary of gray scales into three kinds of bit groups, that is, a first bit group, a second bit group, and a third bit group;
dividing the one frame into k (here k is an integral number satisfying k=3) subframe groups;
dividing each of a (here, a is an integral number satisfying 0<
a<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group into (k+1) or more, and arranging each about half of which in each of the k subframe groups of the one frame;
dividing each of b (here, b is an integral number satisfying 0<
b<
n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group into k, and arranging each one of which in each of the k subframe groups of the one frame; and
dividing each of c (here c is an integral number satisfying 0≦
c<
n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the third bit group into in (k−
1) or less or not dividing, and arranging in at least one of the k subframe groups of the one frame,wherein an appearance order of a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the first bit group and a plurality of subframes corresponding to bits belonging to the second bit group is approximately the same among the k subframe groups of the one frame, wherein luminance is changed linearly in a region of a low gray scale level and in the other region of the other gray scale levels, luminance is changed nonlinearly. - View Dependent Claims (23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28)
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