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Testing of display subsystems

  • US 9,955,150 B2
  • Filed: 09/24/2015
  • Issued: 04/24/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/24/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for testing of a display system, the method comprising:

  • performing, by a computing device, a built-in self test of a display processor of the computing device without entering a dedicated test mode, including;

    receiving, by the computing device from a video source, an image that is to be processed by the display processor, wherein the image includes a visual region and a non-visual region,modifying, by the computing device, the image that is to be processed by the display processor to include a test pattern associated with an input checksum in the non-visual region of the image,processing, by one or more pre-determined hardware units of the display processor, the image, including performing, by the one or more pre-determined hardware units of the display processor, one or more image processing operations on the image that alter at least a portion of the visual region of the image,generating, by the display processor, an output checksum based at least in part on the test pattern after processing of the image by the one or more pre-determined hardware units of the display processor, andprior to outputting the image to a display device, detecting, by the computing device, whether a fault has occurred in the one or more pre-determined hardware units of the display processor based at least in part on determining whether there is a difference between the input checksum and the output checksum; and

    in response to determining that the fault has not occurred in the one or more pre-determined hardware units of the display processor, outputting, by the display processor, the image to the display device, so that the display device displays the visual region of the image without displaying the non-visual region of the image that includes the test pattern.

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