JPS58197967A - Display device - Google Patents

Display device

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Publication number
JPS58197967A
JPS58197967A JP8123382A JP8123382A JPS58197967A JP S58197967 A JPS58197967 A JP S58197967A JP 8123382 A JP8123382 A JP 8123382A JP 8123382 A JP8123382 A JP 8123382A JP S58197967 A JPS58197967 A JP S58197967A
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Prior art keywords
video signal
voltage
signal
square wave
field
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Japanese (ja)
Inventor
Junpei Nakamura
中村 順平
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Seiko Instruments Inc
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Seiko Instruments Inc
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04NPICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
    • H04N5/00Details of television systems
    • H04N5/66Transforming electric information into light information

Abstract

PURPOSE:To reduce power consumption, and to eliminate bad influence exerted on contrast, by clippig a video signal and a square wave or a part of the video signal at one field or every other field, and applying them alternately to a sampling circuit. CONSTITUTION:When display is executed by sampling a video signal and applying the signal voltage to each picture element, the video signal is set to a square wave at one field or every other field, or is set to a signal which clips a part of the video signal. This square wave and the signal which clips a part are applied as a video signal alternately to a sampling circuit. The absolute value of the potential of this square wave is made almost equal to that the the potential of a pedestal level of the video signal or a threshold level of a display element. Also, the clip voltage of the signal which clips the video signal is set to the voltage by which the transmissivity becomes 70-90%, in the voltage- transmissivity characteristic of the element to be used, thus the power consumption is reduced.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明社表示装置、特にビデオ信号表示用の表示装置K
llする。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Display device manufactured by the present invention, particularly display device K for displaying video signals
I'll do it.

従来、ビデオ信号表示用の表示装置において、表示パネ
ルの長寿命化等のために% as1図に示す如く、ビデ
オ信号v a tt源v DO %V as cv間で
コ篭ン電圧V 66mに対して、たとえば奇数フィール
ドと偶数フィールドでは反転するようにサンプリング回
路に入力している。しかし、この方法では、信号として
のダイナミックレンジが、片側だけの場合の2倍必要と
なってしまう。従って電源電圧VDD−Vanは大急な
値となり、全体の消費電力も大きくなってしまうという
欠点があった。
Conventionally, in a display device for displaying a video signal, in order to extend the life of the display panel, as shown in the %as1 diagram, a voltage V 66m is applied between the video signal source v DO and %V as cv. For example, the signals are input to the sampling circuit so that the odd and even fields are inverted. However, this method requires twice the dynamic range of the signal as compared to the case where only one side is used. Therefore, the power supply voltage VDD-Van takes a very steep value, and the overall power consumption also increases.

本発明は上記欠点に鑑みなされたもので、液晶の長寿命
化を妨げるζとなく、必要電源電圧を低く押え、消費電
力の低減を目的としたものである、以下、図面に従って
本発明の詳゛細を説明する.と、厠2図は本発明による
一実施例を示すものであり奇数フィールドの信号は全く
の方形波で1)υ、偶数フィールドの波形は従来のビデ
オ信号vaそのttをサンプルホールド回路への入力信
号として送るようになっている。但し奇数フイ外ルドと
偶数フィールドは逆でも当然同じである。そしてこの方
形波の電圧レベルvDD−vCOMIIi、ビデオ信号
V#の最大値VJIMXより低い値に説定している。ビ
デオ信号v8は鴬に変化しており、このビデオ信号Vs
のほぼ実効値となるような値に、仙記方形波の値をセッ
トすれば、表示パネルには見かけ上、交流信号が印加さ
れ、表示素子の長#命化祉維持される。とζろで、方形
波の電圧Vuo−vCOMはl V JIMAX 1よ
り低い値である〃1ら電源電圧V DD −V aaは
第1図の従来の場合より低(な夛、低消費電力は達成さ
れる。ところで、画像的に見た場合はどうであろうか、
画像的には、ある一画素にかかる電圧は、従来の場合、
ビデオ信号v婁そのi壜であるが、この場合は(Voo
−Vco鼠+V s ) / 2と1に9、コントラス
ト的には多少劣化する。しかし、V DD−V aoM
zoのときはどうであろうか0表示画素における信号電
圧保持時間の長いパネルにおいては、該画素の電圧はv
1/2となるが表示としては十分に表示され得る。
The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, and is aimed at keeping the required power supply voltage low and reducing power consumption without impeding the longevity of liquid crystals. Let me explain the details. Figure 2 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which the odd field signal is a completely square wave 1) υ, and the even field waveform is a conventional video signal va that is input to the sample and hold circuit. It is designed to be sent as a signal. However, the odd field and the even field are of course the same even if they are reversed. The voltage level vDD-vCOMIIi of this square wave is set to a value lower than the maximum value VJIMX of the video signal V#. The video signal v8 has changed to 马, and this video signal Vs
If the value of the Senki square wave is set to a value that is approximately the effective value of , an alternating current signal is apparently applied to the display panel, and the life of the display element is maintained. and ζ, the voltage Vuo-vCOM of the square wave is lower than l V JIMAX 1, and the power supply voltage V DD -V aa is lower than the conventional case shown in FIG. It is achieved.By the way, what does it look like visually?
In terms of images, the voltage applied to a certain pixel is conventionally
The video signal is Voo, but in this case (Voo
-Vco+Vs)/2 and 1 to 9, the contrast deteriorates somewhat. However, V DD−V aoM
What about when zo?In a panel where the signal voltage retention time at the 0 display pixel is long, the voltage of the pixel is v
Although it is 1/2, it can be displayed sufficiently.

さて方形波のレベルをビデオ信号Vaのペデスタルレベ
ル、または使用する表示素子のスレッショルド電圧に近
い値であつ九場合、方形波側でのコントラストはV D
D −V coM=oの時同様にはぽ「黒レベル」で変
わらないが、交流としての効果及び、画素におけるコン
トラストは明らかに同上することがわかる。この時、必
要電源電圧V oD−Vlは実際に表示素子としてゲス
ト、ホスト液晶ノくネルを使用した場合、3v近く低下
し、消費電力は大巾に低減することができる。しかも見
かけ上のコントラストは従来の場合と#1とんど変わら
ない。
Now, if the level of the square wave is close to the pedestal level of the video signal Va or the threshold voltage of the display element used, then the contrast on the square wave side is V D
It can be seen that although the black level does not change in the same way as when D-V coM=o, the effect as an alternating current and the contrast in the pixels are clearly the same as above. At this time, when a guest/host liquid crystal channel is actually used as a display element, the required power supply voltage VoD-Vl decreases by nearly 3V, and power consumption can be significantly reduced. Moreover, the apparent contrast is almost the same as in the conventional case.

第3図は、本発明による他の一実施例であシ、コモン電
圧V 66Mに対して正電位側をビデオ信号Va、負電
位側を方形波にした場合を示したが、効果は第2図の場
合と全く同じでおる。
FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the present invention, in which a video signal Va is used on the positive potential side and a square wave is used on the negative potential side with respect to the common voltage V 66M. It is exactly the same as the case shown in the figure.

第4図も本発明のさらにもう一つの実施例を示  、す
図であり、一方の波形をクリップさせた信号を入力石せ
る場合を示したものである。
FIG. 4 also shows yet another embodiment of the present invention, in which a signal with one waveform clipped is input.

ここでクリップ電圧を、#1ぼ使用表示素子の電圧−透
過(tたは輝度ン特性の値が70〜90チとなるよう表
電圧値とすることにより、さらにコントラスト的には同
上し、はとんど従来のものと同等になる。しかし必要電
圧の低下は3v以下であり、消費電力の低減は第2.3
図の場合はどではないが、十分効果はある。
Here, by setting the clipping voltage to a surface voltage value such that the voltage-transmission (t or brightness characteristic) value of the display element used in #1 is 70 to 90, the contrast can be further improved. It is almost the same as the conventional one.However, the required voltage drop is less than 3V, and the reduction in power consumption is the same as 2.3.
Although it is not the case in the figure, it is quite effective.

ここでは1フイールドおきに混合した場合を示したが、
lフレームおきであってもかまわ永い。
Here, we have shown the case of mixing every other field, but
It doesn't matter if it is every l frame.

以上のように、本発明によれば、表示装置のビデオ信号
入力(サンプリング回路への)として1フイールドおき
、もしくは1フレームおきに、ビデオ信号と方形波(ま
たはビデオ信号の一部をクリップした信号)t−交互に
した波形を用いることにより、表示素子の寿命の長い、
且つ低消費電力と、コントラストに大暑な悪影響1与え
ることのない優れた表示amを提供することができる。
As described above, according to the present invention, as the video signal input (to the sampling circuit) of the display device, the video signal and the square wave (or the signal obtained by clipping a part of the video signal) are input every other field or every other frame. )t- By using alternating waveforms, the life of the display element is long,
In addition, it is possible to provide an excellent display with low power consumption and no significant adverse effect on contrast.

ま九方形波のレベルとして社、ビデオ信号のペデスタル
レベルに近いか、もしくは表示素子のスレッシ1ルド電
圧に近い値、また、クリップレベルとしては使用表示素
子の透過率または輝度特性が、最大値の70〜90チと
なるような電位であることが望ましい。
The level of the square wave is close to the pedestal level of the video signal or the threshold voltage of the display element, and the clip level is the value that is close to the maximum value of the transmittance or brightness characteristics of the display element used. It is desirable that the potential is 70 to 90 degrees.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は従来の信号波形を示す図、第2.3゜4図は本
発明による信号波形の一実施例を示すものである。 V oD* va、a * *電源電圧vCo’ −@
 @ 1111コモン電圧vI10.ビデオ信号電圧 以上
FIG. 1 shows a conventional signal waveform, and FIG. 2.3.4 shows an embodiment of the signal waveform according to the present invention. V oD * va, a * *Power supply voltage vCo' -@
@ 1111 common voltage vI10. Video signal voltage or higher

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 ■、ビデオ信号をテンプリングして、各画素に信号電圧
を印加する表示1ljtにおいて、サンプリング回路へ
のビデオ信号入力として、1フイールドを九鉱lフレー
ムおきにビデオ信号と方形波またはビデオ信号の一部を
クリップさせた信号を交互印加したことを特徴とする表
示装置。 ■、前記方形波の電位は、前記ビデオ信号のペデスタル
レベルtたは表示素子のスレッショルドレベルの電位と
絶対値かはぼ等しいことを特徴とする特許請求範囲纂(
1)項記載の表示装置。 (:l、前記ビデオ信号をクリップさせた信号のクリッ
プ電圧は使用素子の電圧−透過率特性(iたは輝度特性
)において、透過率(tたは輝度ンが70−〜90−の
間となるような電圧であることを特徴とする特許 置。
[Claims] (1) In a display 1ljt in which a video signal is tempered and a signal voltage is applied to each pixel, one field is squared with the video signal every nine frames as a video signal input to a sampling circuit. A display device characterized by alternately applying signals obtained by clipping a part of a wave or a video signal. (2) The potential of the square wave is approximately equal in absolute value to the pedestal level t of the video signal or the threshold level potential of the display element.
The display device described in section 1). (:l, The clipping voltage of the signal obtained by clipping the video signal is determined when the transmittance (t or luminance) is between 70 and 90 in the voltage-transmittance characteristic (i or brightness characteristic) of the element used. A patented device characterized in that the voltage is such that
JP8123382A 1982-05-14 1982-05-14 Display device Pending JPS58197967A (en)

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