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Signal conversion circuit and multi-primary color liquid crystal display device comprising same

  • US 9,165,494 B2
  • Filed: 12/22/2011
  • Issued: 10/20/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/28/2010
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A signal conversion circuit which is used for a multiple-primary color liquid crystal display device that includes pixels each configured with a red-sub pixel, a green-sub pixel, a blue-sub pixel, and yellow-sub pixel, and that performs color display using four primary colors of red displayed by the red-sub pixel, green displayed by the green-sub pixel, blue displayed by the blue-sub pixel, and yellow displayed by the yellow-sub pixel, and which is configured to convert an input three-primary color video signal into a multiple-primary color video signal corresponding to the four primary colors, whereinthe signal conversion circuit performs signal conversion such that a gray scale level of the yellow-sub pixel is higher than a gray scale level of the green-sub pixel in at least some cases from among cases in which a red gray-scale level r, a green gray-scale level g, and a blue gray-scale level b which are displayed by the three-primary color video signal satisfy a relationship of r>

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    b,each of the red-sub pixel, the green-sub pixel, the blue-sub pixel, and the yellow-sub pixel can perform display 256 gray-scale levels from a gray scale level of 0 to a gray scale level of 255,each of the red gray-scale level r, the green gray-scale level g, and the blue gray-scale level b, which are displayed by the three-primary color video signal, is equal to or greater than 0 and equal to or less than 255,at least some cases include a case in which the red gray-scale level r is 255 and the green gray-scale level g is equal to or greater than 1 and equal to or less than 128, andin a case in which the red gray-scale level r is 255 and the green gray-scale level g is equal to or greater than 1 and equal to or less than 128, The signal conversion is performed such that the gray scale level of the green-sub pixel becomes equal to or less than 80.

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