JP2003308046A - Display device - Google Patents
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【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、表示装置に関す
る。本発明は特に、アクティブマトリックス型表示装置
の表示品位を向上させる技術に関する。TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a display device. The present invention particularly relates to a technique for improving the display quality of an active matrix type display device.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】ノート型パーソナルコンピュータや携帯
端末の普及が進んでいる。現在、これらの表示装置に主
に使用されているのが液晶ディスプレイであり、次世代
平面表示パネルとして期待されているのが有機EL(El
ectro Luminescence)ディスプレイである。これらディ
スプレイの表示方法として中心に位置するのがアクティ
ブマトリックス駆動方式である。この方式を用いたディ
スプレイは、アクティブマトリックス型ディスプレイと
呼ばれ、画素は縦横に多数配置されてマトリックスを形
成し、各画素にはスイッチ素子が配置される。映像デー
タはスイッチ素子によって走査ラインごとに順次書き込
まれる。2. Description of the Related Art Notebook type personal computers and portable terminals are becoming widespread. Currently, liquid crystal displays are mainly used in these display devices, and organic EL (El
ectro Luminescence) display. The active matrix drive system is central to the display method of these displays. A display using this method is called an active matrix type display, in which a large number of pixels are arranged vertically and horizontally to form a matrix, and a switch element is arranged in each pixel. Video data is sequentially written for each scanning line by the switch element.
【0003】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】ここで、有機ELディ
スプレイによる表示品位を一定に保つためには、周囲の
明るさなどの影響を考慮する必要がある。特に、携帯電
話の表示画面など屋外での利用が今後増加することが予
想され、様々な使用場面を想定した視認性の向上が有機
ELディスプレイを普及させる鍵の一つとなり得る。一
方で、表示品位を保つという目的であっても、装置に新
たな構成を追加することは極力避けたいところである。
特に携帯端末のような機器においては小型化の要求が高
い。Here, in order to keep the display quality of the organic EL display constant, it is necessary to consider the influence of ambient brightness and the like. In particular, it is expected that the outdoor use such as the display screen of a mobile phone will increase in the future, and the improvement of the visibility in various usage situations can be one of the keys to popularize the organic EL display. On the other hand, even for the purpose of maintaining the display quality, it is desirable to avoid adding a new configuration to the device.
Especially in devices such as mobile terminals, there is a strong demand for downsizing.
【0004】本発明はこうした状況に鑑みなされたもの
であり、その目的は表示画面の視認性を高める点にあ
る。本発明の別の目的は、簡素な構成によって表示品位
を高める点にある。さらに別の目的は、光学素子の劣化
を低減させる点にある。The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and an object thereof is to improve the visibility of a display screen. Another object of the present invention is to improve display quality with a simple configuration. Still another object is to reduce deterioration of the optical element.
【0005】[0005]
【課題を解決するための手段】本発明のある実施の形態
は表示装置である。この装置は、画像を表示するための
画素を構成する複数の光学素子を含む発光部と、この発
光部の環境を検出し、その環境に応じて各画素の発光強
度を調整する輝度制御部と、を有する。複数の光学素子
のうち少なくとも一部の光学素子は、輝度制御部による
環境の検出に利用される。ここでいう「発光部の環境」
は、発光部表示面の照度であってもよいし、発光部周囲
の温度であってもよい。その「発光部周囲の温度」は、
発光部周囲の外気温であってもよいし、発光によって上
昇した発光部自体の温度であってもよい。発光部の環境
を検出するための新たな構成を追加しないので、簡易な
構成によって表示画面の視認性を向上させ、または光学
素子の劣化を防止できる。One embodiment of the present invention is a display device. This device includes a light emitting unit including a plurality of optical elements that form pixels for displaying an image, a brightness control unit that detects the environment of the light emitting unit and adjusts the light emission intensity of each pixel according to the environment. With. At least some of the plurality of optical elements are used by the brightness control unit to detect the environment. "Environment of the light emitting part" here
May be the illuminance of the display surface of the light emitting unit or the temperature around the light emitting unit. The "temperature around the light emitting part" is
The ambient temperature around the light emitting unit may be used, or the temperature of the light emitting unit itself increased by light emission may be used. Since a new structure for detecting the environment of the light emitting unit is not added, the visibility of the display screen can be improved or the deterioration of the optical element can be prevented with a simple structure.
【0006】「光学素子」として、有機発光ダイオード
(Organic Light Emitting Diode。以下、適宜「OLE
D」と略す。)が想定できるがこれに限る趣旨ではな
い。この光学素子が各画素に含まれるとともに、複数の
画素が縦横に配列された表示パネルが発光部に含まれ
る。発光部は、表示パネルを駆動する回路を含んでもよ
い。As an "optical element", an organic light emitting diode (Organic Light Emitting Diode).
Abbreviated as "D". ) Can be assumed, but is not limited to this. This optical element is included in each pixel, and a display panel in which a plurality of pixels are arranged vertically and horizontally is included in the light emitting unit. The light emitting unit may include a circuit that drives the display panel.
【0007】この光学素子としてOLEDを用いる場
合、その有機層に光が入射すると、その光によってキャ
リアが生成される分、電圧を印加したときに流れる電流
値は上昇する。この特性を利用すれば、OLEDに流れ
る電流量を測定し、これを暗室下と特定の照度下での電
流値と比較することによって測定時の照度を算出でき
る。また、OLED周囲の温度が変化するとOLEDに
流れる電流量にも変化が見られる。この電流量の差を検
出することによってOLED周囲の温度を検出できる。When an OLED is used as this optical element, when light is incident on the organic layer, carriers are generated by the light, so that the current value flowing when a voltage is applied is increased. By utilizing this characteristic, the illuminance at the time of measurement can be calculated by measuring the amount of current flowing through the OLED and comparing it with the current value under the dark room and under the specific illuminance. Further, when the temperature around the OLED changes, the amount of current flowing through the OLED also changes. The temperature around the OLED can be detected by detecting the difference in the amount of current.
【0008】「発光強度」は、カラー画像を表示する装
置の場合はRGB別で設定されてもよく、その強度に応
じた輝度で光学素子が発光する。発光強度の調整は、ガ
ンマ補正、ゲイン調整、ホワイトバランス調整、発光時
間の調整などの処理によってなされてもよい。The "light emission intensity" may be set for each of RGB in the case of a device for displaying a color image, and the optical element emits light with a brightness corresponding to the intensity. The adjustment of the light emission intensity may be performed by processing such as gamma correction, gain adjustment, white balance adjustment, and light emission time adjustment.
【0009】発光部の環境、各画素に入力すべき輝度デ
ータの値、およびそのときに光学素子を流れるべき電流
量の関係を記憶する関係保持部をさらに有してもよい。
その場合、輝度制御部は、一部の光学素子の画素におけ
る輝度データの値と電流量を検出し、これらと関係保持
部が記憶する環境、輝度データ、および電流量の関係に
基づいて発光部の環境を検出してもよい。この関係保持
部には、本装置出荷前の試験的な測定結果に応じたデー
タがあらかじめ設定されるが、出荷後に光学素子の劣化
程度に応じて修正されたデータを再設定できるよう構成
してもよい。A relationship holding unit may be further provided for storing the relationship between the environment of the light emitting unit, the value of the brightness data to be input to each pixel, and the amount of current flowing through the optical element at that time.
In that case, the brightness control unit detects the value of the brightness data and the current amount in the pixels of some of the optical elements, and based on the relationship between these values and the environment, the brightness data, and the current amount stored in the relationship holding unit, the light emitting unit. Environment may be detected. In this relationship holding unit, data according to a test measurement result before shipment of this device is preset, but it is configured so that data corrected according to the degree of deterioration of the optical element can be reset after shipment. Good.
【0010】発光部の環境として表示面の照度を検出す
る場合、関係保持部は、暗室下での輝度データおよび電
流量の関係と、特定の照度下での輝度データおよび電流
量の関係と、を記憶してもよい。その場合、輝度制御部
は、一部の光学素子の画素における特定の輝度データの
値に対応する電流量と、暗室下および特定の照度下にお
ける特定の輝度データの値に対応する電流量との差分に
応じて前記表示面の照度を検出してもよい。「暗室下」
は、照度ゼロまたは十分に暗い状態を示す。When the illuminance on the display surface is detected as the environment of the light emitting unit, the relationship holding unit determines the relationship between the brightness data and the amount of current in a dark room and the relationship between the brightness data and the amount of current under a specific illuminance. May be stored. In that case, the brightness control unit compares the current amount corresponding to the value of the specific brightness data in the pixels of some of the optical elements and the current amount corresponding to the value of the specific brightness data under the dark room and under the specific illuminance. The illuminance of the display surface may be detected according to the difference. "Under the darkroom"
Indicates that the illuminance is zero or is sufficiently dark.
【0011】他の形態における関係保持部は、発光部の
環境、発光部が所定の基準画像を表示する場合の輝度デ
ータの値、およびそのときに光学素子を流れるべき電流
量の関係を記憶してもよい。その場合、輝度制御部は、
発光部が基準画像を実際に表示したときの一部の光学素
子の画素における輝度データの値と電流量を検出し、そ
れらと関係保持部が記憶する環境、輝度データ、および
電流量の関係に基づいて発光部の環境を検出してもよ
い。The relationship holding unit in another form stores the relationship between the environment of the light emitting unit, the value of the brightness data when the light emitting unit displays a predetermined reference image, and the amount of current flowing through the optical element at that time. May be. In that case, the brightness control unit
The value of the luminance data and the current amount in the pixels of some optical elements when the light emitting unit actually displays the reference image is detected, and the relationship between the environment, the luminance data, and the current amount stored in the relation holding unit is detected. The environment of the light emitting unit may be detected based on the above.
【0012】他の形態における関係保持部は、発光部の
環境、輝度データの値、電流量、およびその環境下にお
ける発光強度の調整目標値の関係を記憶してもよい。そ
の場合、輝度制御部は、一部の光学素子の画素における
輝度データの値と電流量を検出し、これらと関係保持部
が記憶する環境、輝度データ、電流量、および調整目標
値の関係に基づいて実際の調整目標値を設定し、その調
整目標値に基づいて各画素の発光強度を調整してもよ
い。「調整目標値」は、各画素へ入力すべき輝度データ
の調整後の値を示す。The relationship holding unit in another form may store the relationship between the environment of the light emitting unit, the value of the brightness data, the amount of current, and the target value for adjusting the emission intensity under the environment. In that case, the brightness control unit detects the value of the brightness data and the amount of current in the pixels of some of the optical elements, and determines the relationship between these values and the environment, the brightness data, the amount of current, and the adjustment target value stored in the relationship holding unit. An actual adjustment target value may be set based on the adjustment target value, and the emission intensity of each pixel may be adjusted based on the adjustment target value. The “adjustment target value” indicates the adjusted value of the brightness data to be input to each pixel.
【0013】発光部の環境として周囲の温度を検出する
場合、その発光部が遮光されたときに温度を検出しても
よい。撮像用の光学素子を含んだ撮像部をさらに有し、
輝度制御部は、撮像用の光学素子の一部を利用して照度
成分が影響した電流量を検出するとともに、画像を表示
させるための光学素子の一部を利用して照度成分および
温度成分が影響した電流量を検出し、これら二つの電流
量の差分により温度成分のみが影響した電流量を検出し
てもよい。なお、以上の構成要素の任意の組合せや組み
替えもまた、本発明の態様として有効である。When the ambient temperature is detected as the environment of the light emitting section, the temperature may be detected when the light emitting section is shielded from light. The image pickup unit further includes an optical element for image pickup,
The brightness control unit detects the amount of current affected by the illuminance component by using a part of the imaging optical element, and detects the illuminance component and the temperature component by using a part of the optical element for displaying an image. The affected current amount may be detected, and the current amount affected only by the temperature component may be detected based on the difference between these two current amounts. It should be noted that any combination or rearrangement of the above components is also effective as an aspect of the present invention.
【0014】[0014]
【発明の実施の形態】(第1実施形態)本実施形態にお
ける表示装置は、アクティブマトリックス型有機ELデ
ィスプレイを表示部として搭載する携帯電話などの移動
体通信装置である。この表示装置は、ディスプレイの環
境として表示面の照度を検出し、その照度に応じて発光
強度を調整する。照度の検出には、表示パネルに含まれ
るOLEDを利用する。すなわち、このOLEDは、表
示画面への画像表示および照度検出の双方に利用され
る。BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION (First Embodiment) A display device according to the present embodiment is a mobile communication device such as a mobile phone having an active matrix organic EL display as a display section. This display device detects the illuminance of the display surface as the environment of the display, and adjusts the emission intensity according to the illuminance. An OLED included in the display panel is used to detect the illuminance. That is, this OLED is used for both image display on the display screen and illuminance detection.
【0015】図1は、本実施形態における表示装置の構
成を示す。表示装置10は、駆動部20、発光部30、
通信部40、およびアンテナ42を有する。発光部30
は、画像を表示するための複数の画素を含む表示パネル
34と、各OLEDに流れる電流量を検出する電流量測
定部32と、を有する。表示パネル34において各画素
を構成する複数のOLEDのうち少なくとも一部のOL
EDが照度検出にも利用されるが、そのOLEDを以
下、便宜上「測定用OLED」と表現する。電流量測定
部32は、測定用OLEDに流れる電流量を検出して駆
動部20へ出力する。FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the display device according to this embodiment. The display device 10 includes a drive unit 20, a light emitting unit 30,
It has a communication unit 40 and an antenna 42. Light emitting unit 30
Has a display panel 34 including a plurality of pixels for displaying an image, and a current amount measuring unit 32 for detecting the amount of current flowing through each OLED. OLED of at least a part of the plurality of OLEDs forming each pixel in the display panel 34
Although the ED is also used for illuminance detection, the OLED will be referred to as “measuring OLED” for convenience hereinafter. The current amount measuring unit 32 detects the amount of current flowing through the measurement OLED and outputs it to the drive unit 20.
【0016】入力された映像信号レベルに応じた発光の
強度を設定する駆動部20は、関係保持部21、輝度制
御部22、D/Aコンバータ24、MPU25、メモリ
26、およびタイミング信号生成回路27を含む。関係
保持部21は、表示面の照度、各画素に入力すべき輝度
データの値、およびそのときにOLEDを流れるべき電
流量の関係を記憶する。これらの関係を暗室下での場合
と特定の照度下での場合で出荷前に測定しておき、電流
量xが分かれば照度yを算出できるような関数y=f
(x)の形で関係保持部21に記憶させておく。この関
数を用いる計算により、測定用OLEDから検出された
電流量と、暗室下および特定の照度下において同じ輝度
データと対応する電流量との差分に応じた表示面の照度
が算出される。The drive unit 20 for setting the intensity of light emission according to the input video signal level has a relationship holding unit 21, a brightness control unit 22, a D / A converter 24, an MPU 25, a memory 26, and a timing signal generation circuit 27. including. The relationship holding unit 21 stores the relationship between the illuminance of the display surface, the value of the brightness data to be input to each pixel, and the amount of current that should flow through the OLED at that time. These relations are measured before shipment before and after the shipment in a dark room and a specific illuminance, and the illuminance y can be calculated if the current amount x is known.
It is stored in the relationship holding unit 21 in the form of (x). By the calculation using this function, the illuminance on the display surface is calculated according to the difference between the amount of current detected from the measurement OLED and the amount of current corresponding to the same luminance data under a dark room and under a specific illuminance.
【0017】輝度制御部22は、発光部30の表示面の
照度を測定用OLEDを利用して検出し、その照度に応
じて各画素の発光強度を調整する。輝度制御部22は、
MPU25によって解析された結果に基づいて映像信号
を調整する。メモリ26は、入力映像信号のバッファと
して利用される。MPU25およびメモリ26は、バス
28を介して輝度制御部22に接続される。なお、MP
U25およびメモリ26を図1において輝度制御部22
にのみ接続される形で表現しているが、実際には他の回
路にも接続されその処理に利用されてもよい。ただし、
その説明および図面での記載は便宜上省略する。The brightness control section 22 detects the illuminance on the display surface of the light emitting section 30 by using the measuring OLED and adjusts the luminescence intensity of each pixel according to the illuminance. The brightness control unit 22
The video signal is adjusted based on the result analyzed by the MPU 25. The memory 26 is used as a buffer for the input video signal. The MPU 25 and the memory 26 are connected to the brightness control unit 22 via the bus 28. In addition, MP
U25 and memory 26 are shown in FIG.
Although it is expressed as being connected only to, it may actually be connected to other circuits and used for its processing. However,
The description and description in the drawings are omitted for convenience.
【0018】D/Aコンバータ24は、輝度制御部22
によって調整された映像信号をアナログ信号に変換して
発光部30へ出力する。タイミング信号生成回路27
は、タイミング信号を生成してD/Aコンバータ24お
よび発光部30に出力する。通信部40は、アンテナ4
2を介して受信した映像信号をRGB別のデジタル信号
として駆動部20へ出力する。The D / A converter 24 includes a brightness control section 22.
The video signal adjusted by is converted into an analog signal and output to the light emitting unit 30. Timing signal generation circuit 27
Generates a timing signal and outputs it to the D / A converter 24 and the light emitting unit 30. The communication unit 40 includes the antenna 4
The video signal received via 2 is output to the drive unit 20 as a digital signal for each RGB.
【0019】図2は、輝度制御部の詳細な構成を示す機
能ブロック図である。輝度制御部22は、照度検出部5
0、調整処理部52、対応保持部56、および調整値算
出部58を含む。照度検出部50は、測定用OLEDの
画素に入力する輝度データの値とその測定用OLEDに
流れる電流量を検出する。輝度データは通信部40また
はメモリ26から取得し、電流量は電流量測定部32か
ら取得する。照度検出部50は、これらのデータと、関
係保持部21が記憶する関数y=f(x)に基づいて表
示面の照度を検出する。FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed structure of the brightness control section. The brightness control unit 22 uses the illuminance detection unit 5
0, an adjustment processing unit 52, a correspondence holding unit 56, and an adjustment value calculation unit 58. The illuminance detection unit 50 detects the value of the brightness data input to the pixel of the measurement OLED and the amount of current flowing in the measurement OLED. The brightness data is acquired from the communication unit 40 or the memory 26, and the current amount is acquired from the current amount measuring unit 32. The illuminance detection unit 50 detects the illuminance of the display surface based on these data and the function y = f (x) stored in the relationship holding unit 21.
【0020】対応保持部56は、表示面の照度と、その
照度下における発光強度の調整目標値の関係を記憶す
る。これらの関係を、照度yが分かれば調整目標値zを
算出できるような関数z=g(y)の形で記憶させる。
調整値算出部58は、照度検出部50によって検出され
た照度yと、対応保持部56が記憶する関数z=g
(y)に基づいて発光強度の調整目標値zを算出する。
調整処理部52は、調整値算出部58によって算出され
た調整目標値に応じて通信部40またはメモリ26から
入力された映像信号を調整してD/Aコンバータ24へ
出力することにより、発光強度を調整する。The correspondence holding unit 56 stores the relationship between the illuminance of the display surface and the adjustment target value of the emission intensity under the illuminance. These relationships are stored in the form of a function z = g (y) so that the adjustment target value z can be calculated if the illuminance y is known.
The adjustment value calculation unit 58 uses the illuminance y detected by the illuminance detection unit 50 and the function z = g stored in the correspondence holding unit 56.
An adjustment target value z of the emission intensity is calculated based on (y).
The adjustment processing unit 52 adjusts the video signal input from the communication unit 40 or the memory 26 according to the adjustment target value calculated by the adjustment value calculation unit 58, and outputs the adjusted video signal to the D / A converter 24. Adjust.
【0021】図3は、画素に含まれる回路構成を例示す
る。本図は1画素分の回路構成を示す。電力供給線Vd
dは、各画素に電力を供給する。選択線SLは、各画素
への輝度データ書込タイミングを決定する選択信号を伝
搬する。データ線DLは、各画素へ入力する輝度データ
を伝搬する。FIG. 3 illustrates a circuit configuration included in the pixel. This figure shows a circuit configuration for one pixel. Power supply line Vd
d supplies power to each pixel. The selection line SL propagates a selection signal that determines the timing of writing luminance data to each pixel. The data line DL propagates the luminance data input to each pixel.
【0022】画素Pixには、第1のトランジスタTr
10、第2のトランジスタTr20、OLED、抵抗
R、および電圧計60が含まれる。第1のトランジスタ
Tr10は、画素Pixへの輝度データ書込をオンオフ
するスイッチ素子であり、そのゲート電極が選択線SL
に接続され、ドレイン電極(またはソース電極)がデー
タ線に接続され、ソース電極(またはドレイン電極)が
第2のトランジスタTr20のゲート電極に接続され
る。第2のトランジスタTr20は、OLEDを駆動す
る駆動素子であり、そのソース電極が電源供給線Vdd
に接続され、ドレイン電極がOLEDのアノード電極に
接続される。OLEDのカソード電極と接地電位の間に
は抵抗Rが接続される。この抵抗Rは、例えば1Ωの抵
抗であり、その両端の電圧を電圧計60が計測する。電
圧値と抵抗値が分かるので電流量が求められ、これが電
流量測定部32によって検出される。The pixel Pix has a first transistor Tr.
10, a second transistor Tr20, an OLED, a resistor R, and a voltmeter 60 are included. The first transistor Tr10 is a switch element that turns on / off the luminance data writing to the pixel Pix, and its gate electrode is the selection line SL.
, The drain electrode (or source electrode) is connected to the data line, and the source electrode (or drain electrode) is connected to the gate electrode of the second transistor Tr20. The second transistor Tr20 is a driving element that drives the OLED, and its source electrode is the power supply line Vdd.
And the drain electrode is connected to the anode electrode of the OLED. A resistor R is connected between the cathode electrode of the OLED and the ground potential. The resistance R is, for example, a resistance of 1Ω, and the voltmeter 60 measures the voltage across the resistance. Since the voltage value and the resistance value are known, the current amount is obtained, and this is detected by the current amount measuring unit 32.
【0023】図4は、関係保持部が記憶する、照度、輝
度データ、および電流量の関係を示す。図において、横
軸が輝度データを示し、縦軸が電流量を示す。線90は
暗室下での輝度データおよび電流量の関係を示す。線9
2は、あらかじめ測定された特定の照度下での輝度デー
タおよび電流量の関係を示す。線94は、照度検出部5
0によって実際に検出された輝度データと電流量の関係
を示す。特定の輝度データaに対応する電流量に関し、
特定の照度下と暗室下での電流量の差d1と、実際に検
出された電流量と暗室下での電流量の差d2の比に基づ
いて線94に対応する照度を求めることができる。ただ
し、関係保持部21は必ずしも線90および線92に示
されるデータそのものを記憶しなくてもよく、輝度デー
タおよび電流量が分かれば照度が求められる関数の形で
図4に示される特性を記憶すれば足りる。FIG. 4 shows the relationship between the illuminance, the brightness data, and the current amount stored in the relationship holding unit. In the figure, the horizontal axis represents the brightness data and the vertical axis represents the current amount. A line 90 shows the relationship between the luminance data and the amount of current in a dark room. Line 9
2 shows the relationship between the luminance data and the amount of current measured in advance under a specific illuminance. The line 94 indicates the illuminance detection unit 5
The relationship between the luminance data actually detected by 0 and the amount of current is shown. Regarding the amount of current corresponding to specific brightness data a,
The illuminance corresponding to the line 94 can be obtained based on the ratio of the current amount difference d1 between the specific illuminance and the dark room and the difference amount d2 between the actually detected current amount and the current amount under the dark room. However, the relationship holding unit 21 does not necessarily need to store the data itself shown in the lines 90 and 92, but stores the characteristics shown in FIG. 4 in the form of a function that obtains the illuminance if the brightness data and the current amount are known. It's enough.
【0024】以上の構成により、発光強度を照度に応じ
て調整でき、表示内容の視認性を高めることができる。
また、照度の測定のために照度計などの新たな構成を追
加しない分、構成を簡素にでき、装置の小型化に寄与す
る。With the above structure, the emission intensity can be adjusted according to the illuminance, and the visibility of the displayed contents can be improved.
Further, since a new configuration such as an illuminometer is not added for measuring the illuminance, the configuration can be simplified, which contributes to downsizing of the device.
【0025】(第2実施形態)本実施形態においては、
検出された輝度データおよび電流量から映像信号の調整
目標値を求めるまでの過程が第1実施形態と相違する。
すなわち、第1実施形態では、検出された輝度データお
よび電流量から照度を求めた上でその照度から調整目標
値を求めるが、本実施形態では、検出された輝度データ
および電流量から直接調整目標値を求める点で相違す
る。(Second Embodiment) In the present embodiment,
The process from obtaining the adjustment target value of the video signal from the detected brightness data and the amount of current is different from that of the first embodiment.
That is, in the first embodiment, the illuminance is obtained from the detected luminance data and the current amount, and then the adjustment target value is obtained from the illuminance. However, in the present embodiment, the adjustment target value is directly obtained from the detected luminance data and the current amount. The difference is that the value is obtained.
【0026】第1実施形態の図1を用いて説明すると、
関係保持部21は、表示面の照度、各画素に入力すべき
輝度データの値、そのときに光学素子を流れるべき電流
量、およびその照度下における発光強度の調整目標値の
関係を記憶する。すなわち、第1実施形態における関係
保持部21が記憶する関数y=f(x)と対応保持部5
6が記憶する関数z=g(y)の双方を合成関数z=g
(f(x))の形で本実施形態の関係保持部21が記憶
する。Referring to FIG. 1 of the first embodiment,
The relationship holding unit 21 stores the relationship between the illuminance of the display surface, the value of the brightness data to be input to each pixel, the amount of current that should flow through the optical element at that time, and the adjustment target value of the emission intensity under that illuminance. That is, the function y = f (x) stored in the relationship holding unit 21 and the correspondence holding unit 5 in the first embodiment.
Both of the functions z = g (y) stored by 6 are combined functions z = g
It is stored in the relationship holding unit 21 of the present embodiment in the form of (f (x)).
【0027】図5は、第2実施形態における輝度制御部
の詳細な構成を示す機能ブロック図である。図5の調整
値算出部58は、測定用OLEDの画素における輝度デ
ータの値と電流量を検出し、これらと関係保持部21が
記憶する合成関数z=g(f(x))に基づいて実際の
調整目標値zを設定する。調整処理部52は、通信部4
0またはメモリ26から入力された映像信号を、設定さ
れた調整目標値に基づいて調整し、これをD/Aコンバ
ータ24へ出力することにより、各画素の発光強度が調
整される。FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed structure of the brightness control section in the second embodiment. The adjustment value calculation unit 58 in FIG. 5 detects the value of the luminance data and the current amount in the pixel of the measurement OLED, and based on these and the combined function z = g (f (x)) stored in the relationship holding unit 21. The actual adjustment target value z is set. The adjustment processing unit 52 is the communication unit 4
0 or the video signal input from the memory 26 is adjusted based on the set adjustment target value and is output to the D / A converter 24, whereby the emission intensity of each pixel is adjusted.
【0028】以上の構成によっても、照度に応じて発光
強度を調整でき、表示内容の視認性を高めることができ
る。また、検出された輝度データおよび電流量から調整
目標値を求めるまでの過程を簡略化できる。With the above structure, the emission intensity can be adjusted according to the illuminance, and the visibility of the displayed contents can be improved. Further, the process of obtaining the adjustment target value from the detected brightness data and the amount of current can be simplified.
【0029】(第3実施形態)本実施形態においては、
所定の基準画像を表示したときの輝度データおよびその
ときに流れる電流量の関係をあらかじめ記憶しておき、
同じ基準画像を実際に表示させたときの輝度データおよ
び電流量の関係に基づいて発光強度を調整する点で第1
実施形態と相違する。以下、第1実施形態との相違点を
中心に説明し、共通する構成などは記載を省略する。(Third Embodiment) In the present embodiment,
The relationship between the brightness data when a predetermined reference image is displayed and the amount of current flowing at that time is stored in advance,
The first point is that the emission intensity is adjusted based on the relationship between the luminance data and the current amount when the same reference image is actually displayed.
Different from the embodiment. Hereinafter, the description will be focused on the differences from the first embodiment, and the description of the common configurations will be omitted.
【0030】第1実施形態の図1を用いて説明すると、
関係保持部21は、表示面の照度、発光部30が所定の
基準画像を表示する場合の輝度データの値、およびその
ときにOLEDを流れるべき電流量の関係を記憶する。
これらの関係は、表示装置10の出荷前にあらかじめ測
定され記録される。同じ基準画像を表示する場合であっ
ても、照度が異なれば輝度データと電流量の関係も異な
ることに着目して、実際に基準画像を表示させたときの
輝度データおよび電流量から照度を求める趣旨である。Referring to FIG. 1 of the first embodiment,
The relationship holding unit 21 stores the relationship between the illuminance of the display surface, the value of the brightness data when the light emitting unit 30 displays a predetermined reference image, and the amount of current flowing through the OLED at that time.
These relationships are measured and recorded in advance before the display device 10 is shipped. Even if the same reference image is displayed, the illuminance is calculated from the brightness data and the current amount when the reference image is actually displayed, paying attention to the fact that the relationship between the brightness data and the current amount is different if the illuminance is different. It is the purpose.
【0031】図6は、第3実施形態における輝度制御部
の詳細な構成を示す機能ブロック図である。図6の輝度
制御部22は、基準画像保持部54をさらに含む点で第
1実施形態の図2における輝度制御部22と異なる。基
準画像保持部54は、基準画像を格納する。調整処理部
52は、電流量の検出時に基準画像保持部54に格納さ
れる基準画像をD/Aコンバータ24へ出力する。その
とき、照度検出部50は発光部30が基準画像を実際に
表示したときの測定用OLEDの画素における輝度デー
タの値と電流量を検出し、それらと関係保持部21が記
憶する関数y=f(x)に基づいて表示面の照度を検出
する。調整値算出部58は、この照度と関数z=g
(y)に基づいて調整目標値を検出し、その値に応じて
調整処理部52が映像信号を調整する。以上の構成によ
っても、照度に応じて発光強度を調整でき、表示内容の
視認性を高めることができる。FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed structure of the brightness control section in the third embodiment. The brightness control unit 22 of FIG. 6 differs from the brightness control unit 22 of FIG. 2 of the first embodiment in that it further includes a reference image holding unit 54. The reference image holding unit 54 stores the reference image. The adjustment processing unit 52 outputs the reference image stored in the reference image holding unit 54 to the D / A converter 24 when the current amount is detected. At this time, the illuminance detection unit 50 detects the value of the luminance data and the current amount in the pixel of the measurement OLED when the light emitting unit 30 actually displays the reference image, and the function y = stored in the relationship holding unit 21 with them. The illuminance on the display surface is detected based on f (x). The adjustment value calculator 58 calculates the illuminance and the function z = g.
The adjustment target value is detected based on (y), and the adjustment processing unit 52 adjusts the video signal according to the detected value. Also with the above configuration, the emission intensity can be adjusted according to the illuminance, and the visibility of the display content can be improved.
【0032】(第4実施形態)本実施形態における表示
装置は、アクティブマトリックス型有機ELディスプレ
イを表示部として搭載するテレビジョン受像機であり、
これを携帯情報端末として実現する。この表示装置は、
駆動部の構成において第1〜3実施形態と相違するが、
輝度データおよび電流量の検出やその検出結果に応じて
なされる発光強度の調整手順は第1〜3実施形態と共通
する。その相違点を中心に以下説明する。(Fourth Embodiment) A display device according to the present embodiment is a television receiver having an active matrix type organic EL display as a display section.
This is realized as a mobile information terminal. This display device
Although the configuration of the drive unit is different from that of the first to third embodiments,
The procedure for detecting the brightness data and the amount of current and the procedure for adjusting the emission intensity according to the detection result are common to the first to third embodiments. The difference will be mainly described below.
【0033】図7は、第4実施形態における表示装置の
構成を示す。チューナ80は、アンテナ42を介して映
像信号と同期信号を受信し、これらを同期分離回路70
が分離する。その同期信号に基づいてタイミング信号生
成回路27がタイミング信号を生成する。Y/C分離回
路72は、映像信号を輝度信号と色信号に分離してRG
B信号に変換し、これが輝度制御部22、MPU25、
およびメモリ26によって調整される。調整されたRG
B信号は多相化回路74によってRGB別にそれぞれ複
数に分割され、これらの信号がD/Aコンバータ24に
よってアナログ信号に変換される。多相化回路74は、
例えば表示パネル34を4分割して表示を処理する場合
にはRGB信号を4分割すればよい。多相化回路74お
よびD/Aコンバータ24はタイミング信号生成回路2
7が生成するタイミング信号に基づいて動作する。FIG. 7 shows the structure of the display device according to the fourth embodiment. The tuner 80 receives the video signal and the sync signal via the antenna 42 and outputs them to the sync separation circuit 70.
Separates. The timing signal generation circuit 27 generates a timing signal based on the synchronization signal. The Y / C separation circuit 72 separates the video signal into a luminance signal and a color signal and
It is converted into a B signal, and this is converted to the brightness control unit 22, the MPU 25,
And adjusted by the memory 26. Adjusted RG
The B signal is divided into a plurality of RGB signals by the multi-phase conversion circuit 74, and these signals are converted into analog signals by the D / A converter 24. The polyphase circuit 74 is
For example, when the display panel 34 is divided into four and the display is processed, the RGB signals may be divided into four. The multi-phase conversion circuit 74 and the D / A converter 24 are the timing signal generation circuit 2
It operates based on the timing signal generated by 7.
【0034】輝度制御部22の構成および発光強度の調
整方法は、第1〜3実施形態のいずれと同じであっても
よい。以上の構成によっても第1実施形態と同様に照度
に応じて発光強度を調整でき、表示内容の視認性を高め
ることができる。The structure of the brightness controller 22 and the method of adjusting the light emission intensity may be the same as in any of the first to third embodiments. With the above configuration, the light emission intensity can be adjusted according to the illuminance, and the visibility of the display content can be improved, as in the first embodiment.
【0035】(第5実施形態)本実施形態における表示
装置は、ディスプレイの環境として周囲の温度を検出
し、その温度に応じて発光強度を調整する点で第1〜4
実施形態と異なる。以下、第1〜4実施形態との相違点
を中心に説明する。まず温度の検出には、表示パネルに
含まれるOLEDを利用する。すなわち、このOLED
は、表示画面への画像表示および温度検出の双方に利用
される。この表示装置もまた第1実施形態と同様に携帯
電話などの移動体通信装置である。(Fifth Embodiment) The display device according to the fifth embodiment detects the ambient temperature as the environment of the display and adjusts the light emission intensity according to the temperature.
Different from the embodiment. Hereinafter, differences from the first to fourth embodiments will be mainly described. First, the OLED included in the display panel is used to detect the temperature. That is, this OLED
Is used for both image display on the display screen and temperature detection. This display device is also a mobile communication device such as a mobile phone as in the first embodiment.
【0036】図8は、本実施形態における表示装置の構
成を示す。遮光検出部98は、発光部30の表示パネル
34が遮光された状態にあるか否かを検出する。遮光検
出部98は、この表示装置を含んだ携帯電話が折り畳ま
れているかどうかを検出することにより、表示パネル3
4が遮光されているか否かを検出する。この検出方法
は、折り畳み状態を検出するための機械的な方法、光学
的な方法、または電気的な方法のいずれでもよい。FIG. 8 shows the configuration of the display device according to this embodiment. The light-shielding detection unit 98 detects whether the display panel 34 of the light emitting unit 30 is in a light-shielded state. The light-shielding detection unit 98 detects whether or not the mobile phone including this display device is folded, and thus the display panel 3 is detected.
It is detected whether or not 4 is shielded from light. This detection method may be a mechanical method, an optical method, or an electrical method for detecting the folded state.
【0037】関係保持部21は、周囲の温度、各画素に
入力すべき輝度データの値、およびそのときにOLED
を流れるべき電流量の関係を記憶する。これらの関係を
出荷前に特定の温度下で測定しておき、電流量xがわか
れば温度yを算出できるような関数y=f(x)の形で
関係保持部21に記憶させておく。この関数を用いる計
算により、測定用OLEDから検出された電流量と、特
定温度下において同じ輝度データと対応する電流量との
差分に応じた周囲の温度が算出される。輝度制御部22
は、発光部30の周囲の温度を測定用OLEDを利用し
て検出し、その温度に応じて各画素の発光強度を調整す
る。本図の他の構成とその動作は第1実施形態と同様で
ある。The relationship holding unit 21 includes an ambient temperature, a value of brightness data to be input to each pixel, and an OLED at that time.
The relationship between the amounts of currents that should flow is stored. These relationships are measured at a specific temperature before shipment, and are stored in the relationship holding unit 21 in the form of a function y = f (x) so that the temperature y can be calculated if the current amount x is known. By the calculation using this function, the ambient temperature is calculated according to the difference between the amount of current detected from the measurement OLED and the amount of current corresponding to the same brightness data under the specific temperature. Brightness control unit 22
Detects the ambient temperature of the light emitting section 30 by using the measuring OLED and adjusts the light emission intensity of each pixel according to the temperature. The other configuration and operation of this figure are similar to those of the first embodiment.
【0038】図9は、輝度制御部の詳細な構成を示す機
能ブロック図である。温度検出部96は、遮光検出部9
8が遮光状態を検出したときに、測定用OLEDの画素
に入力する輝度データの値とその測定用OLEDに流れ
る電流量を検出する。温度検出部96は、これらの検出
データと、関係保持部21が記憶する関数y=f(x)
に基づいて周囲の温度を検出する。FIG. 9 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed structure of the brightness control section. The temperature detection unit 96 includes the light shielding detection unit 9
When 8 detects the light shielding state, the value of the brightness data input to the pixel of the measurement OLED and the amount of current flowing through the measurement OLED are detected. The temperature detecting unit 96 uses the detected data and the function y = f (x) stored in the relationship holding unit 21.
The ambient temperature is detected based on.
【0039】対応保持部56は、周囲の温度と、その温
度下における発光強度の調整目標値の関係を記憶する。
これらの関係を、温度yが分かれば調整目標値zを算出
できるような関数z=g(y)の形で記憶させる。調整
値算出部58は、温度検出部96によって検出された温
度yと、対応保持部56が記憶する関数z=g(y)に
基づいて発光強度の調整目標値zを算出する。本図の他
の構成とその動作は第1実施形態と同様である。The correspondence holding unit 56 stores the relationship between the ambient temperature and the target value for adjusting the emission intensity under that temperature.
These relationships are stored in the form of a function z = g (y) that allows the adjustment target value z to be calculated if the temperature y is known. The adjustment value calculation unit 58 calculates the adjustment target value z of the emission intensity based on the temperature y detected by the temperature detection unit 96 and the function z = g (y) stored in the correspondence holding unit 56. The other configuration and operation of this figure are similar to those of the first embodiment.
【0040】関係保持部21が記憶する温度、輝度デー
タ、および電流量の関係は図4に示される。特定温度下
における輝度データおよび電流量の関係は、それぞれ線
90および線92に示される。線94は、温度検出部9
6によって実際に検出された輝度データと電流量の関係
を示す。これらの差分に基づいて温度を検出する点や、
これらの関係を関数の形で記憶させる点は、第1実施形
態と同様である。ただし、図4においては各線を直線的
に描いたが、材料特性などによって各線は曲線的になっ
てもよい。The relationship between the temperature, the brightness data, and the amount of current stored in the relationship holding unit 21 is shown in FIG. The relationship between the brightness data and the amount of current under a specific temperature is shown by lines 90 and 92, respectively. The line 94 indicates the temperature detection unit 9
6 shows the relationship between the luminance data actually detected and the amount of current. Point to detect temperature based on these differences,
The point that these relationships are stored in the form of a function is the same as in the first embodiment. However, although the lines are drawn linearly in FIG. 4, the lines may be curved depending on the material characteristics and the like.
【0041】以上の構成により、発光強度を温度に応じ
て調整できる。高温時に劣化が進むようなOLEDを採
用した場合にも、発光強度を調節することによって発光
時の発熱を抑えて劣化を低減させることができる。ま
た、温度測定のために温度計などの新たな構成を追加し
ない分、構成を簡素にでき、装置の小型化に寄与する。With the above structure, the emission intensity can be adjusted according to the temperature. Even when an OLED that deteriorates at high temperatures is adopted, it is possible to suppress heat generation during light emission and reduce deterioration by adjusting the light emission intensity. Moreover, since a new configuration such as a thermometer is not added for temperature measurement, the configuration can be simplified, which contributes to downsizing of the device.
【0042】(第6実施形態)本実施形態は、検出され
た輝度データおよび電流量から映像信号の調整目標値を
求めるまでの過程が第2実施形態と共通する。ただし、
本実施形態の関係保持部21は、第5実施形態において
説明した関数y=f(x)と、対応保持部56が記憶す
る関数z=g(y)とを、合成関数z=g(f(x))
の形で記憶する。他の構成とその動作は第2実施形態と
同様である。これにより、検出された輝度データおよび
電流量から調整目標値を求めるまでの過程を簡略化でき
る。(Sixth Embodiment) The present embodiment is common to the second embodiment in the process of obtaining the adjustment target value of the video signal from the detected luminance data and current amount. However,
The relationship holding unit 21 of the present embodiment combines the function y = f (x) described in the fifth embodiment and the function z = g (y) stored in the correspondence holding unit 56 into a combined function z = g (f (X))
Memorize in the form of. The other configuration and its operation are similar to those of the second embodiment. This can simplify the process of obtaining the adjustment target value from the detected brightness data and the amount of current.
【0043】(第7実施形態)本実施形態は、所定の基
準画像を表示したときの輝度データと電流量の関係をあ
らかじめ記憶しておき、同じ基準画像を実際に表示させ
たときの輝度データと電流量の関係に基づいて発光強度
を調整する点で第3実施形態と共通する。ただし、本実
施形態では、同じ基準画像を表示する場合にも周囲の温
度が異なれば電流量も異なることを前提としている点で
相違する。(Seventh Embodiment) In this embodiment, the relationship between the brightness data when a predetermined reference image is displayed and the current amount is stored in advance, and the brightness data when the same reference image is actually displayed is stored. Is common to the third embodiment in that the emission intensity is adjusted based on the relationship between the current amount and the current amount. However, the present embodiment is different in that even when the same reference image is displayed, it is premised that the amount of current is different if the ambient temperature is different.
【0044】図10は、第7実施形態における輝度制御
部の詳細な構成を示す機能ブロック図である。温度検出
部96、対応保持部56、および調整値算出部58の機
能は第4実施形態と同様である。本図のその他の構成は
第3実施形態と同様である。以上の構成によっても、簡
易な構成によってOLEDの劣化を低減させることがで
きる。FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram showing the detailed structure of the brightness control section in the seventh embodiment. The functions of the temperature detection unit 96, the correspondence holding unit 56, and the adjustment value calculation unit 58 are the same as those in the fourth embodiment. Other configurations in this figure are the same as those in the third embodiment. Also with the above configuration, the deterioration of the OLED can be reduced with a simple configuration.
【0045】(第8実施形態)本実施形態は、テレビジ
ョン受像機の機能をもった携帯情報端末である点で第4
実施形態と共通する。ただし、図11に示される通り、
本実施形態の駆動部20は遮光検出部98をさらに含む
点で第4実施形態と相違する。この遮光検出部98の機
能は第5〜7実施形態と同様である。関係保持部21お
よび輝度制御部22の機能は、第5〜7実施形態のいず
れかを採用できる。(Eighth Embodiment) This embodiment is a fourth embodiment in that it is a portable information terminal having a function of a television receiver.
It is common to the embodiments. However, as shown in FIG.
The drive unit 20 of this embodiment is different from that of the fourth embodiment in that it further includes a light-shielding detection unit 98. The function of the light shielding detection unit 98 is similar to that of the fifth to seventh embodiments. The functions of the relationship holding unit 21 and the brightness control unit 22 can employ any of the fifth to seventh embodiments.
【0046】(第9実施形態)本実施形態は、撮像部を
有する点で第1〜8実施形態と異なる。本実施形態にお
いては、電流量測定部32によって測定される電流量
は、表示パネル34における照度成分と温度成分の双方
の影響を受けているものと仮定する。その上で、電流量
測定部32が測定した電流量を、照度成分のみの影響を
受けた電流量と比較することにより温度成分のみの影響
を受けた電流量を求める。(Ninth Embodiment) This embodiment differs from the first to eighth embodiments in that it has an image pickup section. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the current amount measured by the current amount measuring unit 32 is affected by both the illuminance component and the temperature component on the display panel 34. Then, the current amount measured by the current amount measuring unit 32 is compared with the current amount affected by only the illuminance component to obtain the current amount affected by only the temperature component.
【0047】図12は、第9実施形態における表示装置
の構成を示す。撮像部100は、CCD102および照
度測定部104を含む。CCD102は、複数のフォト
ダイオードなどの光学素子によって構成される。照度測
定部104は、CCD102の光学素子を利用して撮像
面の照度を測定する。測定された照度は輝度制御部22
へ送られる。本図の他の構成は第5実施形態と基本的に
同じである。ただし、輝度制御部22は、照度測定部1
04によって測定された照度に基づき、電流量測定部3
2によって測定された電流量から、照度成分による影響
を除外する。これにより、温度成分だけが影響した電流
量を求めることができ、上記の仮定の下でも精度の高い
発光強度の調整が可能になる。FIG. 12 shows the structure of a display device according to the ninth embodiment. The image capturing section 100 includes a CCD 102 and an illuminance measuring section 104. The CCD 102 is composed of a plurality of optical elements such as photodiodes. The illuminance measuring unit 104 measures the illuminance on the imaging surface using the optical element of the CCD 102. The measured illuminance is the brightness control unit 22.
Sent to. The other configuration of this figure is basically the same as that of the fifth embodiment. However, the brightness control unit 22 uses the illuminance measurement unit 1
Current amount measuring unit 3 based on the illuminance measured by 04.
The influence of the illuminance component is excluded from the amount of current measured in 2. As a result, the amount of current affected only by the temperature component can be obtained, and the emission intensity can be adjusted with high accuracy even under the above assumption.
【0048】関係保持部21は、照度、輝度データ、お
よび電流量の関係と、温度、輝度データ、および電流量
の関係の双方をあらかじめ記憶する。輝度制御部22
は、照度測定部104が測定した照度と関係保持部21
が記憶するデータに基づいてその照度下において表示パ
ネル34の画素に流れるべき電流量を求める。その電流
量と電流量測定部32が測定した電流量に差が生じた場
合は、その差が温度成分による影響と考えられる。輝度
制御部22は、その電流量の差と関係保持部21が記憶
するデータに基づいて、温度を検出する。ここで検出さ
れた温度により発光強度を調整する。The relationship holding unit 21 stores in advance both the relationship between the illuminance, the brightness data, and the current amount, and the relationship between the temperature, the brightness data, and the current amount. Brightness control unit 22
Is the relationship between the illuminance measured by the illuminance measuring unit 104 and the relationship holding unit 21.
The amount of current that should flow to the pixel of the display panel 34 under the illuminance is calculated based on the data stored by the. When there is a difference between the current amount and the current amount measured by the current amount measuring unit 32, it is considered that the difference is due to the temperature component. The brightness control unit 22 detects the temperature based on the difference between the current amounts and the data stored in the relationship holding unit 21. The emission intensity is adjusted according to the temperature detected here.
【0049】以上、本発明を実施の形態をもとに説明し
た。この実施の形態は例示であり、その各構成要素や各
処理プロセスの組合せにいろいろな変形例が可能なこ
と、またそうした変形例も本発明の範囲にあることは当
業者に理解されるところである。以下、いくつか変形例
を挙げる。The present invention has been described above based on the embodiments. This embodiment is merely an example, and it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made to the combination of each constituent element and each processing process, and such modifications are also within the scope of the present invention. . Some modifications will be described below.
【0050】各実施形態において、関係保持部21は照
度、輝度データ、および電流量の関係を関数の形で記憶
していたが、変形例においてはこれらをテーブルの形で
記憶する。以上によっても簡易な構成によって表示品位
を高めることができる。また、第3実施形態においては
照度と調整目標値を別個に検出するが、第2実施形態と
同様に輝度データおよび電流量から調整目標値を直接算
出してもよい。同様に、第7実施形態においては温度と
調整目標値を別個に検出するが、第6実施形態のように
調整目標値を直接算出してもよい。In each of the embodiments, the relationship holding unit 21 stores the relationship between the illuminance, the brightness data, and the current amount in the form of a function, but in the modification, these are stored in the form of a table. Also by the above, the display quality can be improved with a simple configuration. Further, although the illuminance and the adjustment target value are detected separately in the third embodiment, the adjustment target value may be directly calculated from the brightness data and the current amount as in the second embodiment. Similarly, although the temperature and the adjustment target value are detected separately in the seventh embodiment, the adjustment target value may be directly calculated as in the sixth embodiment.
【0051】[0051]
【発明の効果】本発明によれば、光学素子を用いた表示
装置において環境に応じた表示状態の調整が可能とな
る。According to the present invention, it is possible to adjust the display state according to the environment in the display device using the optical element.
【図1】 第1実施形態における表示装置の構成を示す
図である。FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a display device according to a first embodiment.
【図2】 第1実施形態における輝度制御部の詳細な構
成を示す機能ブロック図である。FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed configuration of a brightness control unit in the first embodiment.
【図3】 画素に含まれる回路構成を例示する図であ
る。FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a circuit configuration included in a pixel.
【図4】 関係保持部が記憶する、照度、輝度データ、
および電流量の関係を示す図である。[FIG. 4] Illuminance and luminance data stored in a relationship holding unit,
It is a figure which shows the relationship of a current amount.
【図5】 第2実施形態における輝度制御部の詳細な構
成を示す機能ブロック図である。FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed configuration of a brightness control unit in the second embodiment.
【図6】 第3実施形態における輝度制御部の詳細な構
成を示す機能ブロック図である。FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed configuration of a brightness control unit in the third embodiment.
【図7】 第4実施形態における表示装置の構成を示す
図である。FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration of a display device according to a fourth embodiment.
【図8】 第5実施形態における表示装置の構成を示す
図である。FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration of a display device according to a fifth embodiment.
【図9】 第5実施形態における輝度制御部の詳細な構
成を示す機能ブロック図である。FIG. 9 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed configuration of a brightness control unit in the fifth embodiment.
【図10】 第7実施形態における輝度制御部の詳細な
構成を示す機能ブロック図である。FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram showing a detailed configuration of a brightness control unit in the seventh embodiment.
【図11】 第8実施形態における表示装置の構成を示
す図である。FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a configuration of a display device according to an eighth embodiment.
【図12】 第9実施形態における表示装置の構成を示
す図である。FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a configuration of a display device in a ninth embodiment.
10 表示装置、 20 駆動部、 21 関係保持
部、 22 輝度制御部、 30 発光部、 32 電
流量測定部、 34 表示パネル、 96 温度検出
部、 98 遮光検出部、 100 撮像部。10 display device, 20 drive unit, 21 relationship holding unit, 22 brightness control unit, 30 light emitting unit, 32 current amount measuring unit, 34 display panel, 96 temperature detecting unit, 98 light shielding detecting unit, 100 image pickup unit.
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Claims (9)
数の光学素子を含む発光部と、 前記発光部の環境を検出し、その環境に応じて各画素の
発光強度を調整する輝度制御部と、を有し、 前記複数の光学素子のうち少なくとも一部の光学素子
は、前記輝度制御部による前記環境の検出に利用される
ことを特徴とする表示装置。1. A light emitting unit including a plurality of optical elements that constitute a pixel for displaying an image, and a brightness control unit that detects the environment of the light emitting unit and adjusts the light emission intensity of each pixel according to the environment. And at least a part of the optical elements of the plurality of optical elements is used for detecting the environment by the brightness control unit.
データの値、およびそのときに光学素子を流れるべき電
流量の関係を記憶する関係保持部をさらに有し、 前記輝度制御部は、前記一部の光学素子の画素における
輝度データの値と電流量を検出し、これらと前記関係保
持部が記憶する環境、輝度データ、および電流量の関係
に基づいて前記発光部の環境を検出することを特徴とす
る請求項1に記載の表示装置。2. A relationship holding unit for storing the relationship between the environment of the light emitting unit, the value of the brightness data to be input to each pixel, and the amount of current that should flow through the optical element at that time, the brightness control unit further comprising: Detecting the value of the brightness data and the amount of current in the pixels of the part of the optical elements, and detecting the environment of the light emitting unit based on the relationship between these values and the environment stored in the relationship holding unit, the brightness data, and the amount of current The display device according to claim 1, wherein:
画像を表示する場合の輝度データの値、およびそのとき
に光学素子を流れるべき電流量の関係を記憶する関係保
持部をさらに有し、 前記輝度制御部は、前記発光部が前記基準画像を実際に
表示したときの前記一部の光学素子の画素における輝度
データの値と電流量を検出し、それらと前記関係保持部
が記憶する環境、輝度データ、および電流量の関係に基
づいて前記発光部の環境を検出することを特徴とする請
求項1に記載の表示装置。3. A relationship holding unit for storing the relationship between the environment during light emission, the value of the brightness data when the light emitting unit displays a predetermined reference image, and the amount of current flowing through the optical element at that time. However, the brightness control unit detects a value and a current amount of brightness data in pixels of the some optical elements when the light emitting unit actually displays the reference image, and the relationship holding unit stores them. The display device according to claim 1, wherein the environment of the light emitting unit is detected on the basis of the relationship among the environment, the brightness data, and the amount of current.
データの値、そのときに光学素子を流れるべき電流量、
およびその環境下における前記発光強度の調整目標値の
関係を記憶する関係保持部をさらに有し、 前記輝度制御部は、前記一部の光学素子の画素における
輝度データの値と電流量を検出し、これらと前記関係保
持部が記憶する環境、輝度データ、電流量、および調整
目標値の関係に基づいて実際の調整目標値を設定し、そ
の調整目標値に基づいて各画素の発光強度を調整するこ
とを特徴とする請求項1に記載の表示装置。4. The environment of the light emitting portion, the value of luminance data to be input to each pixel, the amount of current flowing through the optical element at that time,
And a relationship holding unit that stores a relationship between the adjustment target values of the light emission intensity under the environment, and the brightness control unit detects a value of brightness data and a current amount in pixels of the some optical elements. , The actual adjustment target value is set based on the relationship among these and the environment, the brightness data, the current amount, and the adjustment target value stored in the relationship holding unit, and the emission intensity of each pixel is adjusted based on the adjustment target value. The display device according to claim 1, wherein:
記輝度制御部が検出する環境は、前記発光部の表示面の
照度であることを特徴とする請求項1から4のいずれか
に記載の表示装置。5. The environment stored in the relationship holding unit and the environment detected by the brightness control unit are illuminance on the display surface of the light emitting unit. Display device.
タおよび電流量の関係と、特定の照度下での輝度データ
および電流量の関係と、を記憶し、 前記輝度制御部は、前記一部の光学素子の画素における
特定の輝度データの値に対応する電流量と、前記暗室下
および特定の照度下における特定の輝度データの値に対
応する電流量との差分に応じて前記表示面の照度を検出
することを特徴とする請求項5に記載の表示装置。6. The relationship holding unit stores a relationship between brightness data and a current amount under a dark room, and a relationship between brightness data and a current amount under a specific illuminance, and the brightness control unit includes: The display surface according to the difference between the amount of current corresponding to the value of specific luminance data in the pixels of some optical elements and the amount of current corresponding to the value of specific luminance data under the dark room and under specific illuminance. The display device according to claim 5, wherein the illuminance is detected.
記輝度制御部が検出する環境は、前記発光部周囲の温度
であることを特徴とする請求項1から4のいずれかに記
載の表示装置。7. The display device according to claim 1, wherein the environment stored in the relationship holding unit and the environment detected by the brightness control unit are temperatures around the light emitting unit. .
あるか否かを検出する遮光検出部をさらに有し、 前記輝度制御部は、前記遮光された状態が検出されたと
きにその一部の光学素子を利用して前記温度を検出する
ことを特徴とする請求項7に記載の表示装置。8. A light-shielding detector for detecting whether or not the one part of the optical elements is in a light-shielded state, wherein the brightness controller is configured to detect the light-shielded state when the light-shielded state is detected. The display device according to claim 7, wherein the temperature is detected by using some optical elements.
に有し、 前記輝度制御部は、前記撮像用の光学素子の一部を利用
して測定された撮像面の照度に基づき、前記画像を表示
させるための光学素子の一部を利用して検出された前記
電流量から照度成分による影響を除外することを特徴と
する請求項1から4のいずれかに記載の表示装置。9. The image pickup unit further includes an image pickup optical element, wherein the brightness control unit is configured to detect the illuminance of the image pickup surface based on a part of the image pickup optical element. The display device according to claim 1, wherein an influence of an illuminance component is excluded from the amount of current detected by using a part of an optical element for displaying an image.
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