JPS62267725A - Driving method for display device - Google Patents

Driving method for display device

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JPS62267725A
JPS62267725A JP11078286A JP11078286A JPS62267725A JP S62267725 A JPS62267725 A JP S62267725A JP 11078286 A JP11078286 A JP 11078286A JP 11078286 A JP11078286 A JP 11078286A JP S62267725 A JPS62267725 A JP S62267725A
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Junichi Owada
淳一 大和田
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PURPOSE:To easily adjust the displaying brightness, contrast ratio, visual angle, color tone, etc., of a display device, by changing the waveform of the voltage applied across a common electrode. CONSTITUTION:Display is performed by applying a scanning voltage Vscan, signal voltage Vsig, and common electrode voltage Vcom across an active- matrix liquid-crystal display which is equipped with scan wirings 2 that connect gate electrodes of TFT elements 1, signal wirings 3 that connect drain electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer 5 enclosed into the space between transparent electrodes 4 connected with a source electrode side and transparent electrodes 6 formed on a facing glass base plate. The reference frequency of an AC voltage Vcom is set by using the frequencies of selected periods t1 and t3 and the reference frequency is used as the frequency when the scanning voltage Vscan successively scans scanning lines. The waveform of the voltage applied across the liquid crystal layer becomes a waveform Vlc which is amplitude-modulated by the AC voltage Vcom. Voltages to be applied across a selected picture element and across a nonselected picture element are made different from each other in such way.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明に表示装置の5駆動方法に係り、特に薄膜トラン
ジスタ(TJ’T)を用いたアクティブマトリクス液晶
ディスプレイに好逼な駆動方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to five driving methods for display devices, and particularly to a driving method suitable for active matrix liquid crystal displays using thin film transistors (TJ'T).

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来のアクティブマトリクス液晶ディスプレイにおいて
、液晶f−を介してTPT基板に対向したガラス基板上
の透明共通tiが全画面に対して共通電位となっている
場合ffH,fF開昭55−28649号公報に述べら
れているように透明共通電極電位を一定周期で切り替え
ニリ、あるいに、特開昭55−157795号公報VC
述べられているように、信号電圧の極性を177−ム毎
に反転して、これに対応してlフレーム毎に共通電極基
板を反転させる方式がとられていた。
In a conventional active matrix liquid crystal display, when the transparent common ti on the glass substrate facing the TPT substrate via the liquid crystal f- is at a common potential for the entire screen, ffH, fF is disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication No. 1983-28649. As described, the potential of the transparent common electrode is switched at a constant period, or Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 55-157795 VC
As mentioned above, the polarity of the signal voltage is reversed every 177 frames, and the common electrode substrate is correspondingly reversed every 1 frame.

上記の駆動方式において、選択画素と非選択画素との液
晶層に印加これる電圧の実効1直の比(以下、印加電圧
比と略す)を変える場合VCに、信号電極に印加する電
圧レベルを変化させている。この方法でに、たとえば、
液晶パネルの視角?調整するにめ、あるいに表示の明る
き、コントラスト比等を調整するためにa1信号雷圧v
S1g(7′)電圧レベル?変化させる盛装があり、こ
れに合わせて走査[王Vscan 5−変化ζせるか、
またα最も信号電圧の掻−福が大きくなる条件に合わせ
余裕をもつて走査電圧?設定しておく必要がある。しか
し・TF’T素子についてに耐圧を考慮する必要があり
、また表示部を、躯勤する周辺駆動回路に電源電圧の制
限があるため、信号電圧や走査電圧を変化はせて使用す
る方法は望ましい方法とにいえない。
In the above driving method, when changing the effective voltage ratio (hereinafter referred to as applied voltage ratio) of the voltage applied to the liquid crystal layer of the selected pixel and the non-selected pixel, the voltage level applied to the signal electrode is changed to VC. It's changing. In this way, for example,
Viewing angle of LCD panel? To adjust the display brightness, contrast ratio, etc., use the A1 signal lightning pressure V
S1g (7') voltage level? There is a costume that can be changed, and according to this, you can scan [Wing Vscan 5-Change ζ,
Also, the scanning voltage should be adjusted with a margin to match the conditions where the effect of the signal voltage is the greatest. It is necessary to set it. However, it is necessary to consider the withstand voltage of the TF'T element, and there is a power supply voltage limit for the peripheral drive circuit that operates the display section, so there is no method of using it by varying the signal voltage or scanning voltage. This cannot be said to be a desirable method.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

本発明の目的に、液晶表示の視角・コントラスト比、甲
るざ専の各表示要因を、表示部のTF’T素子壜?−は
走査fllI駆勧回路、信号側駆動回路等の動作条件f
変えることなく、調節可能な表示倭皆の駆動方法P提供
Tることにある。
For the purpose of the present invention, the viewing angle, contrast ratio, and each display factor of the liquid crystal display are determined by the TF'T element bottle of the display section. − is the operating condition f of the scanning full I drive circuit, signal side drive circuit, etc.
The present invention is to provide a method for driving an adjustable display without changing the display.

〔問題点f−解決Tるための手攻〕[Problem f - Strategies to solve the problem]

上記目的に1現在アクテイブマトリクス液晶デイスプレ
イに使用する液晶の透過率(明るざ)が印77Dされた
東出の実効値に依存する現象を利用して達成される。
The above objective is achieved by utilizing the phenomenon that the transmittance (brightness) of the liquid crystal currently used in the active matrix liquid crystal display depends on the Higashide effective value marked 77D.

〔実施例1〕 以下、本宛dHの方法を用いてなる一実施例を第1図に
より説明する。TF’T素子1のゲート電極を詰θした
走査配線2とドレイン電極を結線した信号配#j3、ざ
らに、TF”T素子のンース電極側に結線された透明’
tFi4と対向ガラス基板上に形成された透明電極6と
の間に封入された液晶層5とから構成されたアクティブ
マトリクス液晶ディスプレイに対して、走査電圧Vsc
an 、信号電圧Vsig、 共通電極電圧Vcomを
印加して表示を行う。
[Embodiment 1] Hereinafter, an embodiment using the method of dH will be described with reference to FIG. The signal wiring #j3 connects the scanning wiring 2 filled with the gate electrode of the TF'T element 1 and the drain electrode, and the transparent wiring connected to the source electrode side of the TF'T element.
For an active matrix liquid crystal display composed of tFi4 and a liquid crystal layer 5 sealed between a transparent electrode 6 formed on a counter glass substrate, a scanning voltage Vsc is applied.
An, signal voltage Vsig, and common electrode voltage Vcom are applied to perform display.

走査電圧vscan rt、選択期間’I * ”Sげ
おいてTPT素子のしきい値電圧vthより高い′電圧
P印加して、TPTをオン状態(導通状態)とし、非選
択期間it及びt4rcおいてrXTFT素子のしきい
電圧より低い電圧としてTPT’E−オフ状態(遮断状
態)とする。期間t1とtlとで1フレームを*成する
。信号電圧Vsigは、走査電圧Vscan  の選択
期間t1.t、に合わせて、液晶層5に印加する電圧値
とし、他の期間では、他の行の画素に印加する電圧値と
する。そして、液晶層に印〃口する電圧を交流とするた
め、期間11゜t2のフレームc以下便宜的に偶数フレ
ームと呼ぶ)と期間f3*’4のフレーム(以下、奇数
フレームと呼ぶ)で電圧を反転Tる。Tなわち\液晶7
#ニ電圧管印7JI]Tる場合vcrI偶数フv−hテ
Vs奇数7V−ムでVS  とし、液晶層に電圧を印加
しない場合vcは偶数フレーム、奇数フレームトモVn
とする。
Scanning voltage vscan rt, selection period 'I*'S, voltage P higher than threshold voltage vth of TPT element is applied to turn on TPT (conducting state), non-selection period it and t4rc. The TPT'E-off state (blocking state) is set as a voltage lower than the threshold voltage of the rXTFT element.Periods t1 and tl constitute one frame.The signal voltage Vsig is set during the selection period t1.t of the scanning voltage Vscan. , the voltage value applied to the liquid crystal layer 5 is set in accordance with 11° The voltage is inverted T in the frame c of t2 (hereinafter referred to as an even frame for convenience) and the frame of period f3*'4 (hereinafter referred to as an odd frame).T, that is, \liquid crystal 7
#2 Voltage Tube Mark 7JI] In the case of vcrI even number frame v-h te Vs odd number 7V-me, VS is set, and when no voltage is applied to the liquid crystal layer, vc is even number frame, odd number frame tomo Vn
shall be.

ざらに、共通電極電位Vc omとして、従来に信号電
a:VsigのうちV4と等しい、あるいはv4に対し
ややレベル差をもたせた直流電圧を印加していたが、本
発明でに、共通を極電位vcomに対し、第1図に示し
たような交+5!電圧を用いている。
Generally speaking, as the common electrode potential Vcom, conventionally a DC voltage equal to V4 of the signal voltage a:Vsig, or with a slight level difference from v4, has been applied, but in the present invention, the common electrode potential Vcom is applied as the common electrode potential Vcom. With respect to the potential vcom, the cross +5! as shown in FIG. It uses voltage.

この交流′電圧に期間tl及びtsの選択期間を基□ 
準周波数としている。すなわち、共通を極電位Vcom
の周波数ヰ、走査電圧■5canが走査線を順次走査す
る周波数である。
Based on this AC' voltage, the selected periods tl and ts are
It is set as a quasi-frequency. That is, the common electrode potential Vcom
The frequency ヰ and the scanning voltage ``5can'' are the frequencies at which the scanning lines are sequentially scanned.

このとき、例えば選択画素の液晶層に印加される電圧波
形にvtcのようになり、vcomの交流電圧により嶽
嬬変調これた鼓形となる。液晶層に印770される実効
電圧V l c e f f框信号電圧により印加され
る実効電圧をvtl、共通電極電圧Vc omによる印
/Iogれる実効電圧をVt2とTると、Vlceff
= (Vjt ” + Vts ” ) ” fk h
 U係’カ[立シ% 選択画素と非選択画素との液晶層
に印加される実効電圧の比αは次式で表現される。
At this time, for example, the voltage waveform applied to the liquid crystal layer of the selected pixel has a vtc-like waveform, and a drum-shaped waveform that is modulated by the alternating current voltage of vcom. If the effective voltage applied 770 to the liquid crystal layer is Vtl, and the effective voltage applied by the frame signal voltage is Vtl, and the effective voltage applied by the common electrode voltage Vcom is Vt2, then Vlceff
= (Vjt ” + Vts ”) ” fk h
The ratio α of the effective voltages applied to the liquid crystal layer of the selected pixel and the non-selected pixel is expressed by the following equation.

すなわち、vtt及びvtlの値を調整することにより
、αの値を変化させることが可能である。
That is, by adjusting the values of vtt and vtl, it is possible to change the value of α.

上記のように、選択画素と非選択画素とに印加これる電
圧を変えることvc工り、第2図に示すように、選択画
素と非選択画素との明るざを変化させることができ、表
示の輝度の調節、コントラスト比のg4整、さらに液晶
ffTN液晶のように視角依存特性がある場合vcα、
最適な視角を設定Tることができる。
As mentioned above, by changing the voltage applied to the selected pixel and the non-selected pixel, the brightness of the selected pixel and the non-selected pixel can be changed, as shown in Figure 2, and the display adjustment of the brightness, g4 adjustment of the contrast ratio, and in the case of viewing angle dependent characteristics such as FFTN liquid crystal, vcα,
The optimum viewing angle can be set.

ここで、共通電龜電iEVcomから液晶層に印加され
る電圧成分?考える。第3図において、液晶の容11c
tc、ソース電極4と走置電極2との間に存在Tるゲー
ト容敞CgSや浮遊容icsなどの客数の値により、共
通!値電圧Vcomが分圧されて液晶層に印710され
る電圧が決定ばれる。これらの容量に合わせて、共通1
1r411tEEVcomを調整して液晶への印加電圧
の実効成分を変化はせれば良い。
Here, what is the voltage component applied to the liquid crystal layer from the common voltage iEVcom? think. In Figure 3, the liquid crystal volume 11c
tc, the gate capacitance CgS and floating capacitance ics that exist between the source electrode 4 and the traveling electrode 2 are common depending on the value of the number of customers! The value voltage Vcom is divided to determine the voltage applied 710 to the liquid crystal layer. According to these capacities, common 1
The effective component of the voltage applied to the liquid crystal may be changed by adjusting 1r411tEEVcom.

第4図に共通電極電圧vCOmの波形例を示す。FIG. 4 shows an example of the waveform of the common electrode voltage vCOm.

(a)に信号電圧Vsigの電圧レベルv4 f中心に
交流化した電圧を印加した波形である。期間t1の間に
3レベルの電圧?印加しているが、期間tl内の最終j
liはv4  として、このとき夜晶層KTF’T素子
を通して信号電圧vsigが印加された場合に、非選択
画素での瞬間的な印加電圧をOとするようにしている。
This is a waveform obtained by applying an alternating voltage to the center of the voltage level v4f of the signal voltage Vsig in (a). Three levels of voltage during period t1? is applied, but the last j within the period tl
li is set to v4, and when the signal voltage vsig is applied through the nocturnal layer KTF'T element at this time, the instantaneous applied voltage at the non-selected pixel is set to O.

(b)の波形は、期間t1の最終値PV4に対して、バ
イアス値■bを印加し、しかもlフレーム毎πv4rr
−中心に切り替ンる波形とし、T−ものである。vbの
値が信号電圧VSig K対して、選択期間においてT
F’Tがオン状態1’(なっている場合のバイアス電圧
として作用し、選択及び非選択画素のC圧値を変えるこ
とが可能である。
The waveform in (b) shows that the bias value ■b is applied to the final value PV4 of the period t1, and that πv4rr is applied every l frame.
- The waveform switches to the center and is T-type. The value of vb is T in the selection period with respect to the signal voltage VSig K.
It acts as a bias voltage when F'T is in the on state 1'(1'), and it is possible to change the C pressure value of selected and non-selected pixels.

(C)の波形tsL第5図に示したようなカラーフィル
タ配tをm方向にストライプ−造とした場合の各色毎に
それぞれの輝度を別々に可変とする波形の一例である。
Waveform tsL in (C) This is an example of a waveform in which the brightness of each color is varied separately when the color filter arrangement t shown in FIG. 5 is striped in the m direction.

Tなわち、赤(R)の走査、vLr、緑(G)の走査線
Lg、青(B)の走を@Lhの期間において、それぞれ
の選択期間の電圧の最終値を変え、ざらに偶数フレーム
と奇数フレームにおいて電圧レベルv4F中心に反転さ
せたものである。これにより、各色毎に電圧レベルを調
整下れば、表示の色パラ/スを変化させることができる
T, that is, red (R) scanning, vLr, green (G) scanning line Lg, and blue (B) scanning in the period @Lh, changing the final value of the voltage of each selection period, and making it roughly an even number. The voltage level is inverted around the voltage level v4F in the frame and the odd-numbered frame. Thereby, by adjusting the voltage level for each color, the display color parameters can be changed.

なお、上記実施例に中心電圧レベルな信号電圧レベルに
合りせた例を示しているが、ことえは液晶層に直流電圧
が印加される場合にに、直流電圧を低減Tるために、電
圧レベルを変化させる等の変形も考えられる。
Although the above embodiment shows an example in which the signal voltage level is adjusted to the center voltage level, in order to reduce the DC voltage when the DC voltage is applied to the liquid crystal layer, Modifications such as changing the voltage level are also possible.

第6図にアクティブマトリクス液晶ディスプレイに本実
施例を利用した具体例を示す。バックライト8上vcT
FT基板7と共通を極基板8との二枚の基板間に液晶を
封入したパネルを!き、この共通電極基板に対し、波形
発生回路】0の出刃を可変抵抗11等により電圧レベル
を変化ざぜる工うにした方式である。使用者】2が表示
パネルを使用しながら・最適な表示状態となるように可
変抵抗】1の値を調整することができる。
FIG. 6 shows a specific example in which this embodiment is applied to an active matrix liquid crystal display. backlight 8 upper vct
A panel with liquid crystal sealed between two substrates, the FT substrate 7 and the common polar substrate 8! This is a method in which the voltage level of the waveform generating circuit 0 is varied using a variable resistor 11 or the like with respect to this common electrode substrate. While using the display panel, the user [2] can adjust the value of the variable resistor [1] to obtain the optimum display condition.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、信号配線及び短資配線に印加する電圧
は従来の方式のままで、共通!極に印加Tる電圧波形を
変えることl’(ニジ、表示の明るζ、コノトラスト比
、視角、色調などを容易rc1i1節することができる
という効果がある。
According to the present invention, the voltage applied to the signal wiring and the short supply wiring is the same as the conventional method! Changing the voltage waveform applied to the pole has the effect of easily adjusting the display brightness, conotrast ratio, viewing angle, color tone, etc.

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

f4L111は本発明の方法管中いてなる一実施例の回
路文と波形図、第2図に液晶のfP畔H南、第3図は一
画素の等価回路図、第4■に波形勿、第5AOカラーフ
イルタ配管図、@6図はディスプレイのt造図である。 1・・・薄膜トランジスタ、2・・・走査tL 3・・
・信号′1M極、4・・・ソースN啄、5・・・液晶、
6・・・対向共通tti、7・・・*til−ラノジス
タ基板、9・・・バックライト。 第1図 VCが
f4L111 is a circuit diagram and a waveform diagram of an embodiment of the method of the present invention, FIG. 5AO color filter piping diagram, @Figure 6 is a t diagram of the display. 1... Thin film transistor, 2... Scan tL 3...
・Signal '1M pole, 4... Source Ntaku, 5... Liquid crystal,
6... Opposing common tti, 7... *til-lanogistor board, 9... Backlight. Figure 1 VC

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1、複数の走査配線とそれに交叉する複数の信号配線と
のそれぞれの交点に薄膜トランジスタを配層した基板と
、その基板に対向し、透明絶縁性基板上に透明電極を形
成した共通電極基板と、これら2枚の基板間に液晶を封
入した、アクティブマトリクス液晶ディスプレイにおい
て、共通電極基板に対し、走査配線に印加する走査電圧
の周波数の整数倍の周波数の交流電圧を印加することを
特徴とする表示装置の駆動方法。
1. A substrate on which thin film transistors are arranged at each intersection of a plurality of scanning wirings and a plurality of signal wirings intersecting the scanning wirings, and a common electrode substrate facing the substrate and having a transparent electrode formed on a transparent insulating substrate; In an active matrix liquid crystal display in which liquid crystal is sealed between these two substrates, the display is characterized in that an alternating current voltage having a frequency that is an integral multiple of the frequency of the scanning voltage applied to the scanning wiring is applied to the common electrode substrate. How to drive the device.
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