Liquid crystal display device, and method of driving the same
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1. A method of driving a liquid crystal display device comprising:
- supplying picture signals from a digital video data dividing circuit to a D/A converter circuit;
supplying a first voltage for a first gradation from the D/A converter circuit to a pixel by first scanning signals of a gate driver in a first subframe period;
supplying a voltage for a 0th gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by second scanning signals of the gate driver in a second subframe period after the first subframe period;
supplying a second voltage for a second gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by third scanning signals of the gate driver in a third subframe period after the second subframe period;
supplying a third voltage for a third gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by fourth scanning signals of the gate driver in a fourth subframe period after the third subframe period;
displaying a first combined gradation in a first frame period comprising the first subframe period and the second subframe period;
displaying a second combined gradation in a second frame period comprising the third subframe period and the fourth subframe period, andwherein the first subframe period and the second subframe period are adjacent to each other;
wherein the third subframe period and the fourth subframe period are adjacent to each other;
wherein in the first frame period the first combined gradation acknowledged by operator'"'"'s eye is displayed;
wherein the first combined gradation corresponds to half of the first voltage,wherein in the second frame period the second combined gradation acknowledged by operator'"'"'s eye is displayed,wherein the second combined gradation corresponds to the second voltage and the third voltage, andwherein the voltage for the 0th gradation is for displaying black-display in a screen of the liquid crystal display device,wherein the second voltage is higher than the third voltage,wherein the first voltage and the second voltage are same voltage, andwherein the 0th gradation voltage is lower than the third voltage.
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Abstract
In driving a liquid crystal display device, respective voltages of picture signals supplied in subframe periods are changed so as to enlarge a voltage difference between a gradation voltage of a picture signal supplied in the first subframe period and a gradation voltage of a picture signal supplied in the second subframe period.
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1. A method of driving a liquid crystal display device comprising:
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supplying picture signals from a digital video data dividing circuit to a D/A converter circuit; supplying a first voltage for a first gradation from the D/A converter circuit to a pixel by first scanning signals of a gate driver in a first subframe period; supplying a voltage for a 0th gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by second scanning signals of the gate driver in a second subframe period after the first subframe period; supplying a second voltage for a second gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by third scanning signals of the gate driver in a third subframe period after the second subframe period; supplying a third voltage for a third gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by fourth scanning signals of the gate driver in a fourth subframe period after the third subframe period; displaying a first combined gradation in a first frame period comprising the first subframe period and the second subframe period; displaying a second combined gradation in a second frame period comprising the third subframe period and the fourth subframe period, and wherein the first subframe period and the second subframe period are adjacent to each other; wherein the third subframe period and the fourth subframe period are adjacent to each other; wherein in the first frame period the first combined gradation acknowledged by operator'"'"'s eye is displayed; wherein the first combined gradation corresponds to half of the first voltage, wherein in the second frame period the second combined gradation acknowledged by operator'"'"'s eye is displayed, wherein the second combined gradation corresponds to the second voltage and the third voltage, and wherein the voltage for the 0th gradation is for displaying black-display in a screen of the liquid crystal display device, wherein the second voltage is higher than the third voltage, wherein the first voltage and the second voltage are same voltage, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is lower than the third voltage. - View Dependent Claims (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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2. A method of driving a liquid crystal display device comprising:
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supplying picture signals from a digital video data dividing circuit to a D/A converter circuit; supplying voltages of picture signals from the D/A converter circuit to a pixel by scanning signals of a gate driver in each of plural subframe periods; and displaying one frame by displaying plural subframes; wherein one frame period has the plural subframe periods; wherein the plural subframe periods are adjacent to each other; wherein a first voltage for a first gradation is supplied to the pixel in a first subframe period, wherein 0th gradation voltage is supplied to the pixel in a second subframe period after the first subframe period, wherein a second voltage for a second gradation is supplied to the pixel in a third subframe period after the second subframe period, wherein a third voltage for a third gradation is supplied to the pixel in a fourth subframe period after the third subframe period, wherein the second voltage and the third voltage are different from each other throughout displaying the one frame, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is for displaying black-display in a screen of the liquid crystal display device, wherein the second voltage is higher than the third voltage, wherein the first voltage and the second voltage are same voltage, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is lower than the third voltage.
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12. A liquid crystal display device comprising:
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plural pixels; a gate driving circuit; a D/A converter circuit for supplying picture signals to the pixels by scanning signals of the gate driving circuit; a digital video data dividing circuit for supplying picture signals to the D/A converter circuit; a liquid crystal whose transmittivity is changed dependently on a voltage of the picture signals supplied to the pixels; means for supplying voltages of picture signals from the D/A converter circuit to a pixel by scanning signals of a gate driver in each of plural subframe periods; means for displaying one frame by displaying plural subframes; and means for dividing the one frame to the plural subframes, and dividing picture signals supplied in each of frame periods to picture signals supplied in the plural subframe periods; wherein one frame period has the plural subframe periods; wherein the plural subframe periods are adjacent to each other; wherein the supplied voltages in adjacent subframe periods are different from each other throughout displaying the one frame, wherein a first voltage for a first gradation is supplied to the pixel in a first subframe period, wherein 0th gradation voltage is supplied to the pixel in a second subframe period, wherein a second voltage for a second gradation is supplied to the pixel in a third subframe period, wherein a third voltage for a third gradation is supplied to the pixel in a fourth subframe period, wherein the second voltage and the third voltage are different from each other throughout displaying the one frame, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is for displaying black-display in a screen of the liquid crystal display device, wherein the second voltage is higher than the third voltage, wherein the first voltage and the second voltage are same voltage, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is lower than the third voltage. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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13. A liquid crystal display device comprising:
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plural pixels; a gate driving circuit; a D/A converter circuit for supplying picture signals to the pixels by scanning signals of the gate driving circuit; a digital video data dividing circuit for supplying picture signals to the D/A converter circuit; a liquid crystal whose transmittivity is changed dependently on the voltage of the picture signals supplied to the pixels; means for dividing one frame to plural subframes, and dividing picture signals supplied in each of frame periods to picture signals supplied in plural subframe periods; means for supplying a first voltage for a first gradation from the D/A converter circuit to a pixel by first scanning signals of a gate driver in a first subframe period; means for supplying a voltage for a 0th gradation to the pixel by second scanning signals of the gate driver in a second subframe period after the first subframe period; means for supplying a second voltage for a second gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by third scanning signals of the gate driver in a third subframe period after the second subframe period; means for supplying a third voltage for a third gradation from the D/A converter circuit to the pixel by fourth scanning signals of the gate driver in a fourth subframe period after the third subframe period; means for displaying a first combined gradation in a first frame period comprising the first subframe period and the second subframe period; means for displaying a second combined gradation in a second frame period comprising the third subframe period and the fourth subframe period, and wherein the first subframe period and the second subframe period are adjacent to each other; wherein the third subframe period and the fourth subframe period are adjacent to each other; wherein in the first frame period the first combined gradation acknowledged by operator'"'"'s eye is displayed; wherein the first combined gradation corresponds to half of the first voltage, wherein in the second frame period the second combined gradation acknowledged by operator'"'"'s eye is displayed, wherein the second combined gradation corresponds to the second voltage and the third voltage, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is for displaying black-display in a screen of the liquid crystal display device, wherein the second voltage is higher than the third voltage, wherein the first voltage and the second voltage are same voltage, and wherein the 0th gradation voltage is lower than the third voltage. - View Dependent Claims (22)
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