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Electronic paper apparatus and driving method thereof

  • US 10,068,513 B2
  • Filed: 07/26/2015
  • Issued: 09/04/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/05/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An electronic paper apparatus, comprising:

  • a communication module, configured to receive an electrical signal, generate a power voltage according to the electrical signal, transmit one of the power voltage less than a threshold voltage or the power voltage greater than or equal to the threshold voltage to a control module electrically connected to the communication module, and wake up a controller during a first period of a work period by using the power voltage, wherein the power voltage less than the threshold voltage is transmitted to the control module via a first signal transmission path, and the power voltage greater than the threshold voltage is transmitted to the control module via a second signal transmission path; and

    the control module comprising the controller, an electronic paper display, and a power circuit module comprising a regulator circuit and a driver circuit, whereinthe regulator circuit electrically connected to the communication module, the controller and the electronic paper display, andthe driver circuit electrically connected to the regulator circuit, the controller and the electronic paper display,the control module being configured to establish a communication connection with the communication module during a second period of the work period, the regulator circuit being configured to select to output the power voltage less than the threshold voltage or the power voltage greater than or equal to the threshold voltage, and the driver circuit being configured to generate a driving voltage according to the power voltage less than the threshold voltage or the power voltage greater than or equal to the threshold voltage so as to drive the electronic paper display to display image information during a display period,wherein the first period and the second period are two continuous time intervals forming the work period.

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