WO2004077395A1 - Multi screen plasma display panel device - Google Patents
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- the present invention generally relates to a multi screen plasma display panel driving device, and more specifically, to a device for driving a multi screen plasma display panel with a simpler circuit by sharing circuits for driving a plurality of plasma display panels (hereinafter, referred to as "PDP").
- PDP plasma display panel
- a large screen video display device with a multi screen system is configured to connect a plurality of PDPs.
- Each of the plurality of PDPs is driven by each driving circuit, and video signals are inputted in each driving circuit corresponding to each region, and represented in the PDP screen.
- Each driving circuit includes a digital board, a power device, and an analog/digital converter (hereinafter, referred to as "ADC") for converting the inputted video signals into digital signals.
- ADC analog/digital converter
- the multi screen system has a function of regulating image quality deviation of each PDP in each driving circuit for driving PDPs included in the corresponding regions of the inputted video signals.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a multi screen plasma display panel device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a detailed diagram illustrating a driving circuit of Fig. 1.
- a multi screen plasma display panel device which has a simplified structure of whole circuits by sharing a part of circuits for driving each PDP because image quality deviation of each plasma display panel which forms a multi screen plasma display panel is stored and compensated.
- a multi screen plasma display panel device comprising: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuits for driving the corresponding plasma display panel.
- the driving circuit is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
- a multi screen plasma display panel comprising: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuit for driving the corresponding plasma display panel.
- the video processing means is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a multi screen plasma display panel device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a multi screen is formed by connecting four PDPs vertically and horizontally.
- each PDP 11 ⁇ 14 is referred to as a first quadrant, a second quadrant, a third quadrant and a fourth quadrant.
- each PDP 11-14 is configured as 480x853 pixels, and an inputted video signal is driven as 256 gradation and 60Hz.
- the PDP 11 of the first quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 1-480 and data lines 1-853
- the PDP 12 of the second quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 1-480 and scan lines 854-1706
- the PDP 13 of the third quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 481-960 and data lines 1-853
- the multi screen plasma display panel device comprises an video processing unit 10 for converting inputted video signals S into digital signals (RGB) D, four PDPs 11-14 for forming a multi screen, and four driving circuits 21-24 for driving the PDPs.
- RGB digital signals
- the video processing unit 10 comprises an ADC 20 for converting inputted video signals S into digital signals D, a buffer 30 for temporarily storing the converted digital signals D, and an extension processing unit 40 for dividing the digital signals D stored in the buffer 30 into digital signals D' representing each driving circuit and outputting the divided digital signals D' to the corresponding circuits 21-24.
- Fig. 2 is a detailed diagram illustrating a driving circuit of Fig. 1.
- Each driving circuit 21-24 includes a digital board 31, a data driving unit 32 and a scan driving unit 33.
- the digital board 31 receives the digital signals D' outputted from the video processing unit 10, controls the data driving unit 32 and the scan driving unit 33 to display a corresponding region, and compensates image quality deviation in each PDP.
- the data driving unit 32 drives horizontal electrode lines (data (address) electrode) of the corresponding PDPs 11- 14, and the scan driving unit 33 drives vertical electrode lines (scan (Y and X) electrode) of the corresponding PDPs 11-14.
- FIG. 2 shows the example where the digital board 31 is included each driving circuit 21-24, the present invention is not limited to the particular forms disclosed.
- each driving circuit 21-24 digital boards included in each driving circuit 21-24 are unified into one, and the unified digital board is included in the video processing unit.
- the digital board 31 compensates image quality deviation is described.
- the same conversion is not performed on the whole screen in each video signal converting step, and the screen is divided into a plurality of regions. Then, the image quality of a plurality of regions become uniform by differentiating video signal conversion in each region.
- the whole screen is divided into a plurality of regions (first quadrant, second quadrant, third quadrant, fourth quadrant), and the screen is regulated in each region.
- a frame stored in a memory device of a video processing unit or a driving circuit is divided in each region, and a changeable constant is designated in each region, thereby regulating the screen in each region.
- input gradations are XR, XG and XB. If values of r(i), g(i), b(i) are determined to the four PDPs 11-14, output pulses YR(i), YG(i) and YB(i) are determined to the four PDPs 11-14.
- the brightness may be different in the same white gradation. Accordingly, when the input gradation X is "0", the black level constant B(i) is set so that the output gradation Y(i) may be "0". Also, when the input gradation X is "255", the picture control constant C(i) is set so that four output gradations Y(i) may be identical. As a result, the white brightness can be regulated.
- Y(i) is the output gradation
- C(i) is the picture control constant
- B(i) is the black level constant
- a, b, c, d are invariable numbers.
- the values of r(i), g(i), b(i), C(i) and B(i) can be designated to values represented by gradations 0-255 in each region, and the screen including the four regions may be uniformly regulated by fomring a new frame obtained by converting gradation values depending on the designated invariable numbers.
- the digital board 31 of each driving circuit 21-24 does not perform the above calculation algorithm, there is provided an example where the screen including four regions may be uniformly regulated by storing each conversion value in the LUT (look-up table).
- gamma values and APL (Average Picture Level) values which affect the screen uniformity may be set through the above-described calculation algorithm, or they are stored in the LUT, thereby regulating the screen to have uniformity.
- the uniform screen can be represented by regulating screen deviation in each region included in a plurality of PDPs.
- circuit which are repeatedly used in driving circuits corresponding to each PDP may be unified.
- the circuits which can reduce the repeated usage may be an video processing unit, a digital board, a driving circuit and a power supply unit.
Abstract
A multi screen plasma display panel is provided. The multi screen plasma display panel comprises: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuits for driving the corresponding plasma display panel. Here, the driving circuit is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
Description
MULTI SCREEN PLASMA DISPLAY PANEL DEVICE
[Technical Field]
The present invention generally relates to a multi screen plasma display panel driving device, and more specifically, to a device for driving a multi screen plasma display panel with a simpler circuit by sharing circuits for driving a plurality of plasma display panels (hereinafter, referred to as "PDP").
[Background Art] Generally, a large screen video display device with a multi screen system is configured to connect a plurality of PDPs. Each of the plurality of PDPs is driven by each driving circuit, and video signals are inputted in each driving circuit corresponding to each region, and represented in the PDP screen.
Each driving circuit includes a digital board, a power device, and an analog/digital converter (hereinafter, referred to as "ADC") for converting the inputted video signals into digital signals.
Meanwhile, in each PDP, image quality deviation of brightness, color coordinates and gradation characteristics is generated by manufacturing processes or structural differences. In order to solve the image quality deviation, the multi screen system has a function of regulating image quality deviation of each PDP in each driving circuit for driving PDPs included in the corresponding regions of the inputted video signals.
However, as the number of PDPs for forming one multi screen increases, the number of driving circuits for dependently driving each PDP also increases.
[Brief Description of the Drawings]
Fig. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a multi screen plasma display panel device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a detailed diagram illustrating a driving circuit of Fig. 1.
[Detailed Description of the Invention]
It is an object of the present invention to provide a multi screen plasma display panel device which has a simplified structure of whole circuits by sharing a part of circuits for driving each PDP because image quality deviation of each plasma display panel which forms a multi screen plasma display panel is stored and compensated.
In an embodiment, there is provided a multi screen plasma display panel device comprising: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuits for driving the corresponding plasma display panel. Here, the driving circuit is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
In another embodiment, there is provided a multi screen plasma display panel comprising: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuit for driving the corresponding plasma display panel. Here, the video processing means is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
[Preferred Embodiments]
The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Fig. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a multi screen plasma display panel device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Referring to Fig. 1, a multi screen is formed by connecting four PDPs vertically and horizontally. For the convenience of explanation, each PDP 11~14 is referred to as a first quadrant, a second quadrant, a third quadrant and a fourth quadrant. In this embodiment, each PDP 11-14 is configured as 480x853 pixels, and an inputted video signal is driven as 256 gradation and 60Hz.
The PDP 11 of the first quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 1-480 and data lines 1-853, the PDP 12 of the second quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 1-480 and scan lines 854-1706, the PDP 13 of the third quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 481-960 and data lines 1-853, and the PDP
14 of the fourth quadrant displays a screen region formed by scan lines 481-960 and data lines 854-1706.
In the embodiment, the multi screen plasma display panel device comprises an video processing unit 10 for converting inputted video signals S into digital signals (RGB) D, four PDPs 11-14 for forming a multi screen, and four driving circuits 21-24
for driving the PDPs.
The video processing unit 10 comprises an ADC 20 for converting inputted video signals S into digital signals D, a buffer 30 for temporarily storing the converted digital signals D, and an extension processing unit 40 for dividing the digital signals D stored in the buffer 30 into digital signals D' representing each driving circuit and outputting the divided digital signals D' to the corresponding circuits 21-24.
Fig. 2 is a detailed diagram illustrating a driving circuit of Fig. 1.
Each driving circuit 21-24 includes a digital board 31, a data driving unit 32 and a scan driving unit 33. The digital board 31 receives the digital signals D' outputted from the video processing unit 10, controls the data driving unit 32 and the scan driving unit 33 to display a corresponding region, and compensates image quality deviation in each PDP.
The data driving unit 32 drives horizontal electrode lines (data (address) electrode) of the corresponding PDPs 11- 14, and the scan driving unit 33 drives vertical electrode lines (scan (Y and X) electrode) of the corresponding PDPs 11-14.
Although Fig. 2 shows the example where the digital board 31 is included each driving circuit 21-24, the present invention is not limited to the particular forms disclosed.
In another embodiment, digital boards included in each driving circuit 21-24 are unified into one, and the unified digital board is included in the video processing unit. Hereinafter, a specific process wherein the digital board 31 compensates image quality deviation is described.
In the multi screen plasma display panel, the same conversion is not performed on the whole screen in each video signal converting step, and the screen is divided into a plurality of regions. Then, the image quality of a plurality of regions become uniform by differentiating video signal conversion in each region.
The whole screen is divided into a plurality of regions (first quadrant, second quadrant, third quadrant, fourth quadrant), and the screen is regulated in each region.
That is, a frame stored in a memory device of a video processing unit or a driving circuit is divided in each region, and a changeable constant is designated in each region, thereby regulating the screen in each region.
For example, since the brightness and color coordinates of RGB of the four PDPs 11-14 are different, white color coordinates are adjusted by regulating output pulses of RGB.
Suppose that input gradations are XR, XG and XB. If values of r(i), g(i), b(i) are determined to the four PDPs 11-14, output pulses YR(i), YG(i) and YB(i) are
determined to the four PDPs 11-14.
The above relations are represented by [Equation 1].
[Equation 1]
YR(i) = r(i)xR YG(i) = g(i)x G
YB(ι) = b(i)xB
Although color coordinates are regulated by the above-described way, the brightness may be different in the same white gradation. Accordingly, when the input gradation X is "0", the black level constant B(i) is set so that the output gradation Y(i) may be "0". Also, when the input gradation X is "255", the picture control constant C(i) is set so that four output gradations Y(i) may be identical. As a result, the white brightness can be regulated.
The above relations are represented by [Equation 2]
[Equation 2] 7(0 = (a x C(i) + b)x X + cx (B(i) + d)
Here, Y(i) is the output gradation, C(i) is the picture control constant, B(i) is the black level constant, and a, b, c, d are invariable numbers.
Therefore, the values of r(i), g(i), b(i), C(i) and B(i) can be designated to values represented by gradations 0-255 in each region, and the screen including the four regions may be uniformly regulated by fomring a new frame obtained by converting gradation values depending on the designated invariable numbers.
Here, an example configured to perform the above-described calculation algorithm in the digital board 31 of each driving circuit 21-24 is described.
However, when the digital board 31 of each driving circuit 21-24 does not perform the above calculation algorithm, there is provided an example where the screen including four regions may be uniformly regulated by storing each conversion value in the LUT (look-up table).
That is, after PDPs and driving circuits are fabricated, gradation values of each PDP are detected through examination of a measurer before shipping, and the results are stored in the LUT and inputted in the memory.
Although the white coordinates and brightness regulation are described herein, gamma values and APL (Average Picture Level) values which affect the screen uniformity may be set through the above-described calculation algorithm, or they are stored in the LUT, thereby regulating the screen to have uniformity.
[Industrial Applicability]
As discussed earlier, in a multi screen plasma display panel device according to an embodiment of the present invention, the uniform screen can be represented by regulating screen deviation in each region included in a plurality of PDPs. As a result, circuit which are repeatedly used in driving circuits corresponding to each PDP may be unified.
The circuits which can reduce the repeated usage may be an video processing unit, a digital board, a driving circuit and a power supply unit.
While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments have been shown by way of example in the drawings and described in detail herein. However, it should be understood that the invention is not limited to the particular forms disclosed. Rather, the invention covers all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
Claims
1. A multi screen plasma display panel device comprising: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuits for driving the corresponding plasma display panel, wherein the driving circuit is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
2. The device according to claim 1, wherein the video processing means comprises: an ADC (analog digital converter) for converting the video signals into digital signals for driving the driving circuits; a memory means for storing the digital signals; and an extension processing means for dividing the whole digital signals into digital signals corresponding to each driving circuit.
3. The device according to claim 1, wherein the driving circuit comprises: a data driving means for driving a vertical electrode line of the plasma display panel; a scan driving means for driving a horizontal electrode line of the plasma display panel; and a digital board for controlling the data driving means and the scan driving means in response to the video signals and compensating the image quality deviation.
4. The device according to claim 3, wherein the digital board is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen.
5. The device according to claim 4, wherein the digital board includes a memory means for storing the screen compensating information set to compensate image quality deviation of the corresponding region included in the whole screen represented by each plasma display panel.
6. The device according to claim 5, wherein the memory means stores a look-up table.
7. The device according to one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the screen compensating information is at least one or more constants for changing at least one or more parameters for affecting one of white color coordinates, white color brightness and brightness in each gradation level by each corresponding plasma display panel.
8. The device according to claim one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the screen compensating information is at least one or more constants for changing one of gamma value and APL (Average Picture Level).
9. A multi screen plasma display panel comprising: at least two or more plasma display panels interconnected and arranged in a matrix structure; an video processing means for transmitting inputted video signals to a corresponding region represented by each plasma display panel included in the whole screen; and at least two or more driving circuit for driving the corresponding plasma display panel, wherein the video processing means is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of each plasma display panel.
10. The panel according to claim 9, wherein the video processing means comprises: an ADC (analog digital converter) for converting the video signal into a digital signal for driving the driving circuit; a memory means for storing the digital signal; an extension processing means for dividing the whole digital signals into digital signals corresponding to each driving circuit; and a digital board for receiving the video signal to compensate the image quality deviation.
11. The panel according to claim 9, wherein the driving circuit comprises: a data driving means for driving a vertical electrode line of the plasma display; and a scan driving means for driving a horizontal electrode line of the plasma display panel.
12. The panel according to claim 10, wherein the digital board is configured to set screen compensating information for compensating image quality deviation of the corresponding region of the whole screen represented by each plasma display panel.
13. The panel according to claim 12, wherein the digital board includes a memory means for storing the screen compensating information set to compensate image quality deviation of the corresponding region of the whole screen represented by each plasma display panel.
14. The panel according to claim 13, wherein the memory means stores a look-up table.
15. The panel according to one of claims 9 to 14, wherein the screen compensating information is at least one or more constants for changing at least one or more parameters for affecting one of white color coordinates, white color brightness and brightness in each gradation level by each corresponding plasma display panel.
16. The panel according to one of claims 9 to 14, wherein the screen compensating information is at least one or more constants for changing one of gamma value and APL (Average Picture Level).
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