WO2005073951A1 - Active matrix display device - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to active matrix display devices, in particular having a pixel configuration using a thin film transistor switching device.
- This type of display typically comprises an array of pixels arranged in rows and columns. Each row of pixels shares a row conductor which connects to the gates of the thin film transistors of the pixels in the row. Each column of pixels shares a column conductor, to which pixel drive signals are provided. The signal on the row conductor determines whether the transistor is turned on or off. In the case of a liquid crystal display, when the transistor is turned on, by a high voltage pulse on the row conductor, a signal from the column conductor is allowed to pass on to an area of liquid crystal material, thereby altering the light transmission characteristics of the material. An additional storage capacitor may be provided as part of the pixel configuration to enable a voltage to be maintained on the liquid crystal material even after removal of the row electrode pulse.
- the frame (field) period for active matrix display devices requires a row of pixels to be addressed in a short period of time, and this in turn imposes a requirement on the current driving capabilities of the transistor in order to charge or discharge the liquid crystal material to the desired voltage level.
- the gate voltage supplied to the thin film transistor needs to fluctuate between values separated by approximately 20 - 30 volts.
- the transistor may be turned off by applying a gate voltage of around -8 volts, or even lower, (with respect to the source) whereas a voltage of around 15 volts, or even higher, may be required to bias the transistor sufficiently to provide the required source-drain current to charge or discharge the liquid crystal material sufficiently rapidly.
- the gate voltage for the drive transistor when turned off also needs to be sufficiently low to ensure that charge does not leak away during the frame time.
- the requirement for large voltage swings in the row conductors requires the row driver circuitry to be implemented using high voltage components. This results in larger IC devices and a more expensive integrated circuit. This also results in high power consumption, increased risk for metal track corrosion at higher voltages and increased (stress induced) degradation rate of the TFTs.
- the required gate voltages depend on a number of factors including the materials used for the TFTs, the layout and external parameters such as light and temperature. It has been recognised that temperature has an effect on the threshold voltage of TFTs. In particular, the threshold voltage increases at lower temperatures and this requires an increased gate turn-on voltage.
- VK C GS /(C GS + CLC + C s ) * (V 0N - VOFF)
- V 0 N and V 0 FF are the on and off gate voltages.
- a display device comprising an array of pixels, each pixel comprising a thin film transistor switching device and a display element, the array being arranged in rows and columns, wherein each row of pixels shares a row conductor, which connects to the gates of the thin film transistors of the pixels in the row, wherein row driver circuitry provides row address signals for controlling the switching of the transistors of the pixels of the row, wherein the row address signals each comprise a waveform for providing an ON gate voltage and an OFF gate voltage to the drive transistor, wherein the device further comprises control circuitry for shifting the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in dependence on drive and/or environmental conditions, the control circuitry maintaining a constant difference between the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage.
- the gate control levels are shifted in response to drive and/or environmental conditions, and this allows the gap between the on and off voltages to be reduced, which results in power savings.
- the gap between the on and off gate control levels is maintained constant, so that the kickback voltage is constant, and therefore can be compensated in conventional manner.
- a temperature sensor may be provided, and the control circuitry then shifts the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in dependence on temperature.
- the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage are both higher for lower temperatures than for higher temperatures.
- the control circuitry can shift the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in dependence on the display device refresh rate.
- the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage are both higher for higher refresh rates than for lower refresh rates.
- each column of pixels shares a column conductor to which pixel drive signals are provided, and wherein column address circuitry provides the pixel drive signals.
- the display device of the invention can be used in a portable battery operated device, and the power savings provided then have particular benefit.
- the invention also provides a row driver circuit for an active matrix display device for providing row address signals, in which device each pixel comprises a thin film transistor switching device and a display element, and the row address signals are provided to the gates of the thin film transistors of the pixels in the row, wherein row driver circuit comprises: means for providing row address signals comprising a waveform for providing an ON gate voltage and an OFF gate voltage to the drive transistor, an input for receiving a control signal dependent on drive and/or environmental conditions; and means for shifting the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in response to the control signal, and maintaining a constant difference between the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage.
- the invention also provides a method of generating row address signals for an active matrix display device, the method comprising: providing row address signals comprising a waveform for providing an ON gate voltage and an OFF gate voltage to the drive transistors of the pixels in a row, and shifting the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in dependence on drive and/or environmental conditions whilst maintaining a constant difference between the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage.
- the shifting may again be in dependence on temperature and/or the display device refresh rate.
- Figure 1 shows one example of a known pixel configuration for an active matrix liquid crystal display
- Figure 2 shows a display device including row and column driver circuitry
- Figures 3 and 4 show different (known) row waveforms which may be used in the driving of an active matrix display
- Figure 5 shows an example of circuitry for generating row signals in accordance with the invention
- Figure 6 shows an example row waveform generated by the row driver circuit of the invention
- Figure 7 shows a mobile telephone using the display of the invention.
- Figure 1 shows a conventional pixel configuration for an active matrix liquid crystal display.
- the display is arranged as an array of pixels in rows and columns. Each row of pixels shares a common row conductor 10, and each column of pixels shares a common column conductor 12.
- Each pixel comprises a thin film transistor 14 and a liquid crystal cell 16 arranged in series between the column conductor 12 and a common potential 18. The transistor 14 is switched on and off by a signal provided on the row conductor 10. The row conductor 10 is thus connected to the gate 14a of each transistor 14 of the associated row of pixels.
- Each pixel may additionally comprise a storage capacitor 20 which is connected at one end 22 to the next row electrode, to the preceding row electrode, or to a separate capacitor electrode.
- This capacitor 20 stores a drive voltage so that a signal is maintained across the liquid crystal cell 16 even after the transistor 14 has been turned off.
- an appropriate signal is provided on the column conductor 12 in synchronism with a row address pulse on the row conductor 10.
- This row address pulse turns on the thin film transistor 14, thereby allowing the column conductor 12 to charge the liquid crystal cell 16 to the desired voltage, and also to charge the storage capacitor 20 to the same voltage.
- the transistor 14 is turned off, and if a storage capacitor 20 is used then this maintains a voltage across the cell 16 when other rows are being addressed.
- the storage capacitor 20 reduces the effect of liquid crystal leakage and reduces the percentage variation in the pixel capacitance caused by the voltage dependency of the liquid crystal cell capacitance.
- the rows are addressed sequentially so that all rows are addressed in one frame period, and refreshed in subsequent field periods.
- the row address signals are provided by row driver circuitry 30, and the pixel drive signals are provided by column address circuitry 32, to the array 34 of display pixels.
- a high gate voltage In order to enable a sufficient current to be driven through the thin film transistor 14, which is typically implemented as an amorphous silicon thin film device, a high gate voltage must be used. In particular, the period during which the transistor is turned on is approximately equal to the total frame period within which the display must be refreshed, divided by the number of rows.
- the gate voltage for the on-state and the off-state may differ by 20 - 30 volts in order to provide the required small leakage current in the off-state, and sufficient current flow in the on-state to charge or discharge the liquid crystal cell 16 within the available time.
- the row driver circuitry 30 uses high voltage components.
- Figure 3 shows a first example of a known addressing scheme for driving the display of Figure 1.
- a signal applied to each row comprises a rectangular pulse having a height 39 of approximately 30 volts.
- the required oscillation of the column signal, in order to oscillate from a transmissive to a non-transmissive state of the liquid crystal material typically has a voltage fluctuation 40 of around 10 volts.
- the row waveforms in Figure 3 represent the row driver pulse 42 for one row, the row driver pulse 44 for a subsequent row, and the signal to be applied to the column conductor as waveforms 46.
- the voltage V ⁇ 8 is the common electrode voltage. It is known to alternately charge the liquid crystal material to positive and negative voltages, so that the average voltage across the LC cell during operation is zero. This prevents degradation of the material and is known as inversion, and is represented in Figure 3 by the dashed column waveforms.
- the pulse height 39 must be sufficiently large that when the column carries the highest pixel drive signal, the peak gate voltage gives rise to a sufficient gate-source voltage above threshold to turn on the drive transistor. Similarly, the lowest gate drive voltage must be below the threshold voltage for the lowest pixel drive signal.
- the drive transistor is an n-type device, and the drain is connected to the column 12 and the source is connected to the LC cell 16. Assuming the drain and source voltages are approximately equal, the gate turn-on voltage on the row needs to exceed the maximum pixel drive voltage on the column (V M A X in Figure 3) by the desired over-threshold voltage, The voltage swing on the column electrode signal required by the drive scheme of Figure 3 also requires the column address circuitry 32 to be implemented using high voltage components. However, alternative drive schemes exist with the aim of reducing the voltage swing on the column electrode 12, thereby enabling the column address circuitry 32 to be implemented using low voltage components.
- Figure 4 shows a first example of an alternative known drive scheme, known as "common electrode drive".
- each row pulse has three discrete voltages defining the row signal waveform.
- a separate capacitor electrode can also be provided.
- Figure 4 shows one preferred drive scheme.
- the row pulse with voltage height 39 is now superimposed on a carrier which follows the common electrode voltage waveform 48.
- the pulse height 39 still defines the turn on and turn off characteristics of the drive transistor, rather than the total row waveform height.
- the term “ON gate voltage” and “OFF gate voltage” are used to refer to the effective gate voltages applied to the drive transistor to turn the drive transistor on and off.
- the effective gate voltage is the voltage relative to the voltages applied to the column, which determine the source and drain voltages of the drive transistor.
- the effective gate voltage comprises pulses of height 39, with removal of the superimposed common electrode waveform, as this common electrode waveform is also superimposed into the column voltage waveforms 46.
- the invention uses control circuitry to shift the (effective) ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in dependence on drive and/or environmental conditions.
- the control circuitry maintains a constant difference between the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage, and thereby effectively shifts the complete row waveform up and down in dependence on conditions. Because the gap between the on and off gate voltages is maintained constant, the kickback voltage is constant and can be compensated in conventional manner.
- Figure 5 shows schematically circuitry for implementing the invention.
- the row driver circuit 30 is provided with a level shifting circuit 50. This may shift the power rails supplied to the other circuitry of the row driver circuitry to result in the desired shifting of the row waveforms.
- the row waveform generation circuitry in the row driver can thus be conventional.
- the shifting circuitry is controlled by one or more inputs 52 from sensing or control circuitry 54.
- the sensing/control circuitry 54 comprises a temperature sensor.
- the control circuitry then shifts the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage in dependence on temperature, in particular to higher values for lower temperatures than for higher temperatures.
- the sensing/control circuitry may instead or additionally provide the display refresh rate to the circuitry 50.
- a display may have different refresh rates for different modes of operation. For example, a lower refresh rate may be used in a standby mode of operation or in other modes of operation when only slowly changing images are to be displayed. This may be a power saving technique, and this invention provides further power saving opportunities.
- the refresh rate may itself be controlled in dependence on temperature, for example a slower refresh rate may be acceptable at lower temperatures, when the LC response is slower and when leakage currents are lower.
- the ON gate voltage and the OFF gate voltage will be higher for higher refresh rates than for lower refresh rates.
- FIG. 4 shows a mobile telephone 70 having a display device 72 of the invention.
- the drive method of the invention enables power savings and therefore prolonged battery life.
- the invention can be applied to displays using many different technologies. Amorphous silicon drive transistors require particularly large voltage swings, but the invention may also be applied to displays using polycrystalline silicon pixel transistors.
- the invention can be applied to other display technologies and is not limited to liquid crystal displays.
- the terms "row” and “column” are somewhat arbitrary in the description and claims. These terms are intended to clarify that there is an array of elements with orthogonal lines of elements sharing common connections. Although a row is normally considered to run from side to side of a display and a column to run from top to bottom, the use of these terms is not intended to be limiting in this respect.
- the row and column circuits may be implemented as integrated circuits, and the invention also relates to the row circuit for implementing the display architecture described above. Other features of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art.
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