WO2010122753A1 - 液晶表示装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a liquid crystal display device having a multi-gap structure.
- pixels corresponding to R (red), G (green), and B (blue) are provided.
- a liquid crystal display device having a monogap structure with a uniform liquid crystal layer thickness Due to the wavelength dependence of retardation, coloring occurs particularly at an oblique viewing angle during black display (for example, bluish black).
- gradation-luminance characteristics gamma curves
- the parasitic capacitance Cgd between the drain electrode of the transistor (and the pixel electrode electrically connected thereto) and the scanning signal line, and the drain electrode of the transistor ( And a pixel electrode electrically connected thereto and a source electrode of the transistor (and a data signal line electrically connected thereto) are generated, and a parasitic capacitance Csd is generated due to the parasitic capacitance.
- a phenomenon is known in which the potential of a pixel (pixel electrode) is lowered when is turned off (a scanning signal is deactivated).
- This potential decrease amount is called a pull-in voltage ( ⁇ Q), and S ⁇ Q is an effective potential applied to the pixel when the signal potential supplied to the pixel is S (hereinafter, the common electrode potential Vcom is used as a reference).
- the intermediate value SMRX of the signal potential supplied to the R pixel the intermediate value SMGX of the signal potential supplied to the G pixel, and the B pixel
- the intermediate value SMBX of the signal potential supplied to the signal line is aligned.
- the inventors of the present application set the signal potentials (SHRX, SLRX, SHGX, SLGX, SHBX, SLBX) supplied to the R pixel, G pixel, and B pixel in the multi-gap structure liquid crystal display device as in FIG. It has been found that defects such as pixel burn-in occur.
- An object of the present invention is to improve the display quality of a liquid crystal display device having a multi-gap structure.
- the liquid crystal display device of the present invention includes a plurality of scanning signal lines, a plurality of data signal lines, a first pixel including a first liquid crystal layer, and a second pixel including a second liquid crystal layer thinner than the first liquid crystal layer. And a third pixel including a third liquid crystal layer that is thinner than the second liquid crystal layer, and the potential of the scanning signal line decreases when one scanning signal line is deselected from the selected state When the same gradation is continuously displayed for a predetermined period in each of the first to third pixels, the first positive signal potential and the first negative signal potential are alternately supplied to the first pixel.
- the second positive polarity signal potential and the second negative polarity signal potential are alternately supplied to the second pixel, and the third positive polarity signal potential and the third negative polarity potential are alternately supplied to the third pixel.
- a first intermediate value that is an intermediate value (amplitude center) between the first positive signal potential and the first negative signal potential is the second positive signal potential.
- a second intermediate value that is an intermediate value (amplitude center) between the negative signal potential and the second negative signal potential is intermediate between the third positive signal potential and the third negative signal potential. It is characterized by being set higher than the third intermediate value which is a value (amplitude center).
- the liquid crystal capacity of the third pixel> the liquid crystal capacity of the second pixel> the liquid crystal of the first pixel Therefore, even when the same gradation is displayed on the first to third pixels, the pull-in voltage at the first pixel> the pull-in voltage at the second pixel> the pull-in voltage at the third pixel. Therefore, as described above, if the first intermediate value> the second intermediate value> the third intermediate value, the difference in the pull-in voltage between the pixels can be compensated, and the problems such as pixel burn-in can be improved. it can.
- the present invention it is possible to easily compensate for a difference in pull-in voltage between pixels in a liquid crystal display device having a multi-gap structure, and it is possible to improve problems such as pixel burn-in.
- It is a schematic diagram which shows the gradation dependence (an example) of the signal potential intermediate value of this liquid crystal display device. It is a schematic diagram which shows the other example of a setting of the signal potential in this liquid crystal display device (at the time of 1023 gradation white gradation display). It is a table
- FIG. 6 is a circuit diagram illustrating a liquid crystal capacitor, a storage capacitor, and a parasitic capacitor of a liquid crystal display device. It is sectional drawing of the other liquid crystal panel concerning this Embodiment.
- FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram illustrating a setting example of a signal potential (at the time of T gradation display) when the liquid crystal panel of FIG. 19 is used. It is a schematic diagram showing a method of setting the signal potential intermediate value of R, G, B pixels in a non-multi gap structure.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the present liquid crystal display device.
- the present liquid crystal display device includes a display unit (VA mode liquid crystal panel having a negative type liquid crystal layer) 60, a display control circuit 70, a gate driver 80, and a source driver 90. ing.
- the display unit (liquid crystal panel) 60 includes a data signal line (15R / 15G / 15B), a scanning signal line 16, a red pixel (hereinafter R pixel) PR, a green pixel (hereinafter G pixel) PR, and a blue pixel ( A B pixel) PB and a storage capacitor wiring (Cs wiring, not shown) are provided.
- the data signal line 15R is connected to the R pixel
- the data signal line 15G is connected to the G pixel
- the data signal line 15B is connected to the B pixel.
- the display control circuit 70 receives a digital video signal Dv, a horizontal synchronization signal HSY, a vertical synchronization signal VSY, and a control signal Dc for controlling a display operation from an external signal source (for example, a tuner). Based on the received signals (Dv, HSY, VSY, and Dc), the display control circuit 70 generates a source start pulse signal SSP, a source clock signal SCK, a source polarity signal POL, an image data signal DAT (digital signal), and a gate start pulse.
- SSP source start pulse signal
- SCK source clock signal
- POL source polarity signal
- DAT digital signal
- a signal GSP, a gate clock signal GCK, and a gate driver output control signal GOE are generated, and a source start pulse signal SSP, a source clock signal SCK, a source polarity signal POL, and an image data signal DAT are output to the source driver 90, and a gate start is performed.
- the pulse signal GSP, the gate clock signal GCK, and the gate driver output control signal GOE are output to the gate driver 80.
- the gate driver 80 drives the scanning signal line 16 based on the gate start pulse signal GSP, the gate clock signal GCK, and the gate driver output control signal GOE, and the source driver 90 includes the source start pulse signal SSP, the source clock signal Data signal lines (15R, 15G, and 15B) are driven based on SCK and the image data signal DAT. Specifically, an analog signal potential corresponding to the image data signal DAT is applied to the data signal lines (15R, 15G, and 15B) at a timing defined by the source start pulse signal SSP, the source clock signal SCK, and the source polarity signal POL. Supply.
- FIG. 3 shows a partial cross section of the liquid crystal panel 60 of FIG.
- the liquid crystal panel 60 includes an active matrix substrate 3, a color filter substrate 30, and a liquid crystal layer 40 filled between these substrates.
- the active matrix substrate 3 includes a data signal line, a scanning signal line, various insulating films, a transistor, a storage capacitor line (not shown), pixel electrodes 17R, 17G, and 17B, and an alignment film that covers these pixel electrodes. 9 are formed. Further, color filters 13R, 13G, and 13B corresponding to the pixel electrodes 17R, 17G, and 17B, a counter electrode 28 that covers these color filters, and an alignment film 19 that covers the counter electrode 28 are formed on the color filter substrate. Yes.
- the R pixel PR is configured to include the pixel electrode 17R, the counter electrode 28, and the liquid crystal layer LR sandwiched between them, and includes the pixel electrode 17G, the counter electrode 28, and the liquid crystal layer LG sandwiched therebetween.
- the G pixel PG is configured, and the B pixel PB is configured to include the pixel electrode 17B, the counter electrode 28, and the liquid crystal layer LB sandwiched therebetween.
- the present liquid crystal panel has a multi-gap structure in which the thickness of the liquid crystal layer LR> the thickness of the liquid crystal layer LG> the thickness of the liquid crystal layer LB.
- the advantage of the multi-gap structure is that the wavelength dependence of retardation can be compensated in general by changing the thickness of the liquid crystal layer for each of the R, G, and B pixels. That is, the deviation between the VT curve (effective voltage-transmittance curve) of the R pixel, the VT curve of the G pixel, and the VT curve of the B pixel is a monogap structure (the liquid crystal layer thickness of the R, G, B pixels is uniform. ) Liquid crystal display device.
- the transmissivity is B pixel> G pixel> R pixel in halftone display, so that blue coloring occurs.
- the multi-gap structure such coloring is suppressed. Display quality can be improved.
- the multi-gap liquid crystal display device has such advantages, but the thickness of the liquid crystal layer of the R pixel> the thickness of the liquid crystal layer of the G pixel> the thickness of the liquid crystal layer of the B pixel, that is, the liquid crystal capacitance (Clc) of the B pixel. Since the liquid crystal capacitance of the G pixel (Clc)> the liquid crystal capacitance of the R pixel (Clc), even when the same gradation is displayed in each of the R pixel, the G pixel, and the B pixel, the pull-in voltage of the R pixel> G The pull-in voltage of the pixel> the pull-in voltage of the B pixel.
- the intermediate value SMRX of the signal potential supplied to the R pixel> G pixel By setting the intermediate value SMGX of the signal potential to be supplied to the intermediate value SMBX of the signal potential supplied to the B pixel, the difference in the pull-in voltage between the R pixel, the G pixel, and the B pixel is compensated.
- FIG. when displaying the 1023 gradation which is the highest gradation (white gradation), considering that the pull-in voltage ⁇ QR1023 of the R pixel> the pull-in voltage ⁇ QG1023 of the G pixel> the pull-in voltage ⁇ QB1023 of the B pixel, FIG. As shown, the positive signal potential SHR1023 supplied to the R pixel, the negative signal potential SLR1023 supplied to the R pixel, the intermediate value SMR1023 between the SHR1023 and SLR1023, the positive signal potential SHG1023 supplied to the G pixel, and the G pixel are supplied.
- Negative signal potential SLG1023, intermediate value SMG1023 between SHG1023 and SLG1023, positive signal potential SHB1023 supplied to B pixel, negative signal potential SLB1023 supplied to B pixel, and intermediate value SMB1023 between SHB1023 and SLB1023 EHR1023 and ELR1023 are effective potentials suitable for R pixel 1023 gradation display based on the multi-gap structure of FIG. 1, and EHG1023 is the optimum effective potential for G pixel 1023 gradation display based on the multi-gap structure.
- ELG1023, and the effective potential most suitable for the B pixel 1023 gradation display premised on the multi-gap structure is EHB1023 and ELB1023).
- the intermediate value of the potential (EHG1023 + ELG1023) / 2
- the intermediate value of the potential (EHB1023 + ELB1023) / 2
- SMR1023 Vcom + ⁇ QR1023>
- SMG1023 Vcom + ⁇ QG1023>
- SMB1023 Vcom + ⁇ QB1023.
- the signal potential SLG512, the intermediate value SMG512 between SHG512 and SLG512, the positive signal potential SHB512 supplied to the B pixel, the negative signal potential SLB512 supplied to the B pixel, and the intermediate value SMB512 between SHB512 and SLB512 are set (note that R based on the multi-gap structure of FIG. EHR512 and ELR512 are effective potentials that are optimal for elementary 512 gradation display, EHG512 and ELG512 are optimal potentials for G pixel 512 gradation display that is based on the multigap structure, and B pixel 512 that is based on the multigap structure. (EHB 512 and ELB 512 are optimum effective potentials for gradation display).
- the positive signal potential SHR512 positive effective potential EHR512 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QR512
- the negative signal potential SLR512 the negative effective potential ELR512 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QR512
- the positive signal potential SHG512 positive effective potential EHG512 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QG512
- the negative signal potential SLG512 the negative effective potential ELG512 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QG512
- positive signal potential SHB512 positive effective potential EHB512 + leading voltage ⁇ QB512
- negative signal potential SLB512 negative effective potential ELB512 + leading voltage ⁇ QB512
- SMR512 Vcom + ⁇ QR512>
- SMG512 Vcom + ⁇ QG512>
- SMB512 Vcom + ⁇ QB512.
- ⁇ QR1023 ⁇ QR512, ⁇ QG1023 ⁇ QG512, and ⁇ QB1023 ⁇ QB512 that is, the pull-in voltage is higher in the 512 gradation display than in the 1023 gradation display. This is because in a VA mode (normally black) liquid crystal panel having a layer, the liquid crystal capacitance Clc decreases as the display gradation decreases (the effective voltage applied to the liquid crystal layer decreases).
- the signal potential SLG0, the intermediate value SMG0 between SHG0 and SLG0, the positive signal potential SHB0 supplied to the B pixel, the negative signal potential SLB0 supplied to the B pixel, and the intermediate value SMB0 between SHB0 and SLB0 are set (note that EHR0 and ELR0 are effective potentials suitable for R pixel 0 gradation display based on the multigap structure shown in FIG.
- EHR0 and ELR0 are effective potentials suitable for R pixel 0 gradation display based on the multigap structure shown in FIG.
- the positive signal potential SHR0 positive positive effective potential EHR0 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QRO
- the negative signal potential SLR0 the negative effective potential ELR0 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QR0
- the positive signal potential SHG0 positive effective potential EHG0 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QG0
- the negative signal potential SLG0 the negative effective potential ELG0 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QG0
- the counter electrode (common electrode) potential Vcom positive / negative effective
- the intermediate value of the potential (EHG0 + ELG0) / 2
- the positive signal potential SHB0 positive effective potential EHB0 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QB0
- the negative signal potential SLB0 the negative effective potential ELB0 + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QB0
- the counter electrode (common electrode) potential Vcom positive / negative effective
- the intermediate value of the potential (EHB0 + ELB0) / 2
- SMR0 Vcom + ⁇ QR0>
- SMG0 Vcom + ⁇ QG0>
- SMB0 Vcom + ⁇ QB0.
- ⁇ QR512 ⁇ QR0, ⁇ QG512 ⁇ QG0, and ⁇ QB512 ⁇ QB0 are such that, as described above, in the VA mode (normally black) liquid crystal panel having the negative liquid crystal layer, the display gradation is lowered (liquid crystal layer). This is because the liquid crystal capacitance Clc is reduced as the effective voltage applied to the output voltage decreases.
- FIG. 6 shows the pull-in voltage ⁇ QG0, the positive signal potential SHG0, the negative signal potential SLG0 supplied to the G pixel, and the intermediate value SMG0 between the SHG0 and SLG0 when displaying 0, 512, and 1023 gradations on the R pixel.
- Pull-in voltage ⁇ QG512, positive signal potential SHG512, negative signal potential SLG512 supplied to the G pixel, intermediate value SMG512 between SHG512 and SLG512, pull-in voltage ⁇ QG1023, positive signal potential SHG1023, negative signal potential SLG1023 supplied to the G pixel This is an example of setting an intermediate value SMG1023 between SHG1023 and SLG1023.
- the positive effective potential (EHR1023, EHG1023, EHB1023) applied to the R, G, B pixels is set to EHR1023> EHG1023> EHB1023, and the negative effective potential (ELR1023, ELG1023, ELB1023) applied to the R, G, B pixels.
- EHR1023, EHG1023, ELB1023 applied to the R, G, B pixels.
- EHR1023, ELG1023, ELB1023 also satisfies EHB1023> EHG1023> EHR1023. This is not easy in the actual process to compensate for the difference in retardation of the R, G, B pixels only by setting the thickness of the liquid crystal layer (matching the three VT curves corresponding to the R, G, B pixels).
- the gamma curve (grayscale) for each of the R, G, and B pixels is used as a close adjustment while making the three VT (effective voltage-transmittance) curves corresponding to the R, G, and B pixels substantially coincide with each other by the multi-gap structure. This is because the setting of (luminance characteristics) (so-called RGB independent gamma setting) is performed.
- the RGB independent gamma setting is not essential and may be appropriately set according to the actual process. In other words, if it is possible in the process to compensate for the difference in retardation of the R, G, and B pixels only by setting the thickness of the liquid crystal layer (matching the three VT curves corresponding to the R, G, and B pixels) ( RGB independent gamma setting need not be performed (including cost).
- RGB independent gamma setting need not be performed (including cost).
- an effective potential applied to R EHR0 ⁇ ELR0
- an effective potential applied to G EHG0 ⁇ ELG0
- the effective potential applied to B (EHB0 ⁇ ELB0) is aligned.
- FIG. 8 is a table showing a setting example of an LUT (Look Up Table) included in the display control circuit 70.
- the display control circuit 70 uses the digital video signal Dv and the LUT to generate a combination of the source polarity signal POL (“H” or “L”) and the image data signal DAT (10 bits).
- the input of the LUT is the gradation indicated by the digital video signal Dv.
- the input of the LUT is the gradation indicated by the digital signal obtained by performing predetermined processing on the digital video signal Dv. Good.
- Dv indicating 0 gradation of B blue
- DAT of POL “H” and B indicating 0 gradation
- Dv indicating 512 gradations of R red
- a combination of R DAT indicating POL “H” and 612 gradations
- the source driver 90 Since the source driver 90 outputs an analog voltage corresponding to each gradation, the gradation data corrected by the LUT is converted into an analog voltage.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration example of a part of the source driver 90.
- the source driver 90 includes DAC 100 and DAC 101 connected to the data signal line 15R (red signal line), DAC 100 and DAC 101 connected to the data signal line 15G (green signal line), and data A DAC 100 and a DAC 101 connected to the signal line 15B (blue signal line) are provided.
- FIG. 10 is a table showing input / output (part) of the DAC 100 and the DAC 101 of FIG.
- the DAC 100 outputs an analog positive signal potential SHR0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT15 is input, and the positive polarity when the image data signal DAT612 is input.
- SHR512 see FIG. 4
- SHG0 see FIG. 5
- SHG512 see FIG. 4
- the positive signal potential SHG1023 When the image data signal DAT1015 is input, the positive signal potential SHG1023 ( When the image data signal DAT0 is input, the positive signal potential SHB0 (see FIG. 5) is output. And, when the image data signal DAT364 is inputted, it outputs a positive polarity signal potential SHB512 (see FIG. 4), and outputs the image data signal DAT1012 is input, the positive polarity signal potential SHB1023 (see Figure 1).
- the DAC 101 outputs an analog negative signal potential SLR0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the negative signal potential SLR512 (see FIG. 5) when the image data signal DAT402 is input. 4), and when the image data signal DAT1015 is input, the negative signal potential SLR1023 (see FIG. 1) is output.
- the negative signal potential SLG0 see FIG. 5
- the negative signal potential SLG512 see FIG. 4
- the negative signal potential SLB0 (see FIG. 5) is output and the image data signal DAT9 is input.
- the signal DAT625 is input, and outputs a negative polarity signal potential SLB512 (see FIG. 4), and outputs the image data signal DAT1023 is input, a negative signal potential SLB1023 (see Figure 1).
- R DAT indicating gradation is input to the DAC 101 connected to the data signal line 15R (see FIG. 9), and the negative signal potential SLR1023 (see FIGS. 1 and 10) is output to the data signal line 15R.
- the B DAT indicating the gradation is input to the DAC 101 connected to the data signal line 15B (see FIG. 9), and the negative signal potential SLB1023 (see FIGS. 1 and 10) is output to the data signal line 15B.
- the DAC provided in the source driver 90 as shown in FIG. 9 can be of two types (101 and 101). . Since a general source driver has a configuration as shown in FIG. 9, the display control circuit 70 is newly provided with an LUT as shown in FIG. 8, or if the display control circuit has an LUT, the contents of the LUT are shown. FIG. 1 and FIG. 4 simply by changing to 8 or adding a correction LUT (the output of the correction LUT is as shown in FIG. 8) if the display control circuit has an LUT. Signal potential can be set in consideration of the pull-in voltage of the multi-gap structure as shown in .about.7.
- the present embodiment is not limited to the one in which the display control circuit 70 performs gradation conversion as described above.
- the DAC configuration of the source driver 90 may be changed.
- FIG. 11 there are six types of DACs provided in the source driver 90 (two types for each of R, G, and B pixels). That is, DACs 10R and 11R are provided corresponding to the data signal lines 15R, DACs 12G and 13G are provided corresponding to the data signal lines 15G, and DACs 14B and 16B are provided corresponding to the data signal lines 15B.
- the display control circuit 70 generates a combination of the source polarity signal POL (“H” or “L”) and the image data signal DAT (10 bits) based on the input digital video signal Dv.
- FIG. 12 is a table showing input / output (part) of the DACs 10R, 11R, 12G, 13G, 14B, and 16B in FIG.
- the DAC 10R outputs an analog positive signal potential SHR0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the positive polarity when the image data signal DAT512 is input.
- the signal potential SHR512 see FIG. 4
- the positive signal potential SHR1023 see FIG. 1
- the DAC 11R outputs a positive signal potential SLR0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the positive signal potential SLR512 (see FIG. 4) when the image data signal DAT512 is input.
- the positive signal potential SLR1023 see FIG. 1 is output.
- the DAC 12G outputs the positive signal potential SHG0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the positive signal potential SHG512 (see FIG. 4) when the image data signal DAT512 is input. ) And the image data signal DAT1023 is input, the positive signal potential SHG1023 (see FIG. 1) is output. Further, the DAC 13G outputs the positive signal potential SLG0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the positive signal potential SLG512 (see FIG. 4) when the image data signal DAT512 is input. ) And the image data signal DAT1023 is input, the positive signal potential SLG1023 (see FIG. 1) is output.
- the DAC 14B outputs the positive signal potential SHB0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the positive signal potential SHB512 (see FIG. 4) when the image data signal DAT512 is input. ) And the image data signal DAT1023 is input, the positive signal potential SHB1023 (see FIG. 1) is output. Further, the DAC 16G outputs the positive signal potential SLB0 (see FIG. 5) when the digital image data signal DAT0 is input, and the positive signal potential SLB512 (see FIG. 4) when the image data signal DAT512 is input. ) And the image data signal DAT1023 is input, the positive signal potential SLB1023 (see FIG. 1) is output.
- R DAT indicating gradation is input to the DAC 11R connected to the data signal line 15R (see FIG. 11), and the negative signal potential SLR1023 (see FIGS. 1 and 12) is output to the data signal line 15R.
- a tuner unit 600 When displaying an image based on television broadcasting on the liquid crystal display device 800, as shown in FIG. 13, a tuner unit 600 is connected to the liquid crystal display device 800, thereby configuring the television receiver 701. .
- the tuner unit 600 extracts a signal of a channel to be received from a received wave (high-frequency signal) received by an antenna (not shown), converts the signal to an intermediate frequency signal, and detects the intermediate frequency signal to detect television.
- a composite color video signal Scv as a signal is taken out.
- the composite color video signal Scv is input to the liquid crystal display device 800, and the digital video signal Dv obtained from the composite color video signal Scv is input to the display control circuit 70 (see FIG. 2).
- FIG. 6 illustrates the case where the pull-in voltage of the same pixel has gradation dependency.
- the display gradation is related.
- the intermediate value of the positive / negative signal potential supplied to the R pixel is Vcom + ⁇ QR
- the intermediate value of the positive / negative signal potential supplied to the G pixel is Vcom + ⁇ QG
- the intermediate value of the positive / negative signal potential supplied to the B pixel is assumed to be Vcom + ⁇ QB.
- SHR0 positive signal potential supplied to R pixel at 0 gradation display
- SHG0 0.199 [V]
- SHG0 ⁇ SHB0 positive signal potential supplied to B pixel at 0 gradation display
- SHR0 and SHB0 are set to be 0.242 [V].
- SHR512 positive signal potential supplied to R pixel during 512 gradation display
- SHG-SHB512 positive signal potential supplied to B pixel during 512 gradation display
- SHR512 and SHB512 are set to be 0.242 [V].
- SHR1023 positive signal potential supplied to R pixel during 1023 gradation display
- SHG1023 0.199 [V]
- SHG1023-SHB1023 positive signal potential supplied to B pixel during 1023 gradation display
- SHB1023 SHR1023 and SHB1023 are set to be 0.242 [V].
- SLR0 negative polarity signal potential supplied to R pixel at 0 gradation display
- SLG0 ⁇ SLB0 negative polarity signal potential supplied to B pixel at 0 gradation display
- SLR512 negative polarity signal potential supplied to the R pixel during 512 gradation display
- SLGSL512 0.199 [V]
- SLGSL512 negative polarity signal potential supplied to the B pixel during 512 gradation display
- SLR 512 and SLB 512 are set to be 242 [V].
- SLR1023 negative polarity signal potential supplied to R pixel during 1023 gradation display
- SLG1023-SLB1023 negative polarity signal potential supplied to B pixel during 1023 gradation display
- the SLR 1023 and the SLB 1023 are set to be 0.242 [V].
- the difference between the intermediate value SMR0 of SHR0 and SLR0 and the intermediate value SMG0 of SHG0 and SLG0 is 0.242 [V]
- the difference between the intermediate value SMB0 of SMG0, SHB0 and SLB0 is 0.199 [V]. It becomes.
- the difference between the intermediate value SMR512 of SHR512 and SLR512 and the intermediate value SMG512 of SHG512 and SLG512 is 0.242 [V]
- the difference between the intermediate value SMB512 of SMG512, SHB512 and SLB512 is 0.199 [V]. .
- the difference between the intermediate value SMR1023 of SHR1023 and SLR1023 and the intermediate value SMG1023 of SHG1023 and SLG1023 is 0.242 [V]
- the difference between the intermediate value SMB1023 of SMG1023, SHB1023 and SLB1023 is 0.199 [V]. .
- processing for example, gradation conversion using an LUT
- the DAC configuration of the source driver 90 may be changed, or the source driver may be changed.
- a voltage correction circuit may be provided in 90.
- the luminance decrease of the G pixel increases.
- RP liquid crystal layer thickness LR G pixel GP liquid crystal layer thickness LG> B pixel BP liquid crystal layer thickness LB (only the B pixel liquid crystal layer is thinned), and R pixel, G pixel, and B pixel respectively
- the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied to the R pixel the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied to the G pixel> the positive value supplied to the B pixel.
- the signal potential supplied to each pixel can be set so as to be an intermediate value of the negative signal potential.
- the R pixel pull-in voltage ⁇ QRT the G pixel pull-in voltage ⁇ QGT> the B pixel pull-in voltage ⁇ QBT.
- positive signal potential SHBT positive effective potential EHBT + intake voltage ⁇ QBT
- negative signal potential SLBT negative effective potential ELBT + intake voltage ⁇ QBT
- counter electrode (common electrode) potential Vcom positive / negative effective
- An intermediate value of potential (EHBT + ELBT) / 2
- the pixel colors are not limited to the three types of R, G, and B. Four types of R, G, B, and Y (yellow) may be used.
- the positive and negative signal potentials supplied to the R pixel are Intermediate value> Intermediate value of positive / negative signal potential supplied to Y pixel> Intermediate value of positive / negative signal potential supplied to G pixel> Intermediate value of positive / negative signal potential supplied to B pixel
- the signal potential supplied to each pixel is set.
- the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied to the R pixel the positive / negative supplied to the Y pixel.
- the positive signal potential SHYT positive positive effective potential EHYT + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QYT
- the negative signal potential SLYT negative negative effective potential ELYT + the pull-in voltage ⁇ QYT
- the counter electrode (common electrode) potential Vcom positive / negative effective
- the intermediate value of the potential (EHYT + ELYT) / 2
- positive signal potential SHBT positive effective potential EHBT + intake voltage ⁇ QBT
- negative signal potential SLBT negative effective potential ELBT + intake voltage ⁇ QBT
- counter electrode (common electrode) potential Vcom positive / negative effective
- An intermediate value of potential (EHBT + ELBT) / 2
- R, G, B, Y (yellow), and C (cyan) may be used.
- the liquid crystal layer of the R pixel since R wavelength> Y wavelength> G wavelength> C wavelength> B wavelength, for example, the liquid crystal layer of the R pixel
- the R pixel, Y pixel, G pixel, C pixel, and B When the same gradation is continuously displayed on each pixel for a predetermined period, the intermediate value of the positive / negative signal potential supplied to the R pixel> the intermediate value of the positive / negative signal potential supplied to the Y pixel> G pixel Supplied to each pixel so that the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied> the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied to C pixel>
- a liquid crystal display device in which the potential of the scanning signal line decreases (the scanning signal is “High” active) when the scanning signal line is deselected from the selected state A liquid crystal display device in which the potential of the scanning signal line rises when the scanning signal line is deselected from the selected state (the scanning signal is “Low” active) may be used.
- the scanning signal is “High” active
- the scanning signal is “Low” active”
- the transistor is turned off (the scanning signal is deactivated)
- the potential of the pixel (pixel electrode) rises (a push-up voltage is generated).
- the intermediate value of the negative polarity signal potential ⁇ the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied to the second pixel ⁇ the intermediate value of the positive / negative polarity signal potential supplied to the third pixel.
- the signal potential is set.
- the image data signal input to the source driver is described as 10-bit data, but other bit numbers may be used.
- the liquid crystal display device of the present invention includes a plurality of scanning signal lines, a plurality of data signal lines, a first pixel including a first liquid crystal layer, and a second pixel including a second liquid crystal layer having a thickness equal to or less than the first liquid crystal layer. And a third pixel including a third liquid crystal layer having a thickness smaller than that of the second liquid crystal layer, and the potential of the scanning signal line is lowered when one scanning signal line is deselected from the selected state.
- the liquid crystal display device when the same gradation is continuously displayed on each of the first to third pixels for a predetermined period, the first positive signal potential and the first negative signal potential are alternately displayed on the first pixel.
- the second positive signal potential and the second negative signal potential are alternately supplied to the second pixel, and the third positive signal potential and the third negative potential are alternately supplied to the third pixel.
- the first intermediate value which is the intermediate value (amplitude center) between the first positive signal potential and the first negative signal potential
- the second positive signal potential and the second negative signal potential are set to be equal to or higher than a second intermediate value that is an intermediate value (amplitude center), and the second intermediate value is the third positive signal potential and the third negative signal potential. It is characterized by being set higher than the third intermediate value which is an intermediate value (amplitude center) of the sex signal potential.
- the liquid crystal capacity of the third pixel> the liquid crystal capacity of the second pixel ⁇ the liquid crystal of the first pixel Therefore, even when the same gradation is displayed on the first to third pixels, the pull-in voltage at the first pixel ⁇ the pull-in voltage at the second pixel> the pull-in voltage at the third pixel. Therefore, as described above, if the first intermediate value ⁇ the second intermediate value> the third intermediate value, it is possible to compensate for the difference in the pull-in voltage between the pixels, and to improve problems such as pixel burn-in. it can.
- the first liquid crystal layer is disposed between the pixel electrode included in the first pixel and the common electrode
- the second liquid crystal layer is disposed between the pixel electrode included in the second pixel and the common electrode.
- the third liquid crystal layer is disposed between the pixel electrode included in the third pixel and the common electrode, and each of the first to third intermediate values is set higher than the potential of the common electrode. It can also be configured.
- the first intermediate value is obtained by adding the pull-in voltage at the first pixel when displaying the gradation to the potential of the common electrode, and the second intermediate value is the common electrode.
- the third intermediate value is the third pixel when the gradation is displayed at the potential of the common electrode. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which a pull-in voltage at is added.
- the wavelength of the color corresponding to the first pixel is longer than the wavelength of the color corresponding to the second pixel, and the wavelength of the color corresponding to the second pixel is longer than the wavelength of the color corresponding to the third pixel.
- a long configuration can also be used.
- the first pixel may be red
- the second pixel may be green
- the third pixel may be blue.
- the first to third intermediate values may be determined according to the gradation.
- the first to third liquid crystal layers may be in a VA mode.
- the liquid crystal display device further includes a fourth pixel including a fourth liquid crystal layer having a thickness equal to or smaller than the first liquid crystal layer and equal to or greater than the second liquid crystal layer, and the fourth pixel also has the same gradation as the first to third pixels. Is continuously displayed for a predetermined period, the fourth positive signal potential and the fourth negative potential are alternately supplied to the fourth pixel, and the first intermediate value is the fourth positive signal potential and the fourth negative signal potential. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the second intermediate value is set to be equal to or lower than the fourth intermediate value that is an intermediate value of the four negative signal potentials.
- the first pixel may be red
- the second pixel may be green
- the third pixel may be blue
- the fourth pixel may be yellow.
- a configuration in which the intermediate value> the third intermediate value is also set.
- the driving circuit of the present liquid crystal display device includes a plurality of scanning signal lines, a plurality of data signal lines, a first pixel including a first liquid crystal layer, and a second liquid crystal layer having a thickness equal to or smaller than the first liquid crystal layer.
- the first positive polarity is displayed on the first pixel.
- the signal potential and the first negative signal potential are alternately supplied, the second positive signal potential and the second negative signal potential are alternately supplied to the second pixel, and the third positive signal potential is supplied to the third pixel.
- the third negative polarity potential are alternately supplied, and the first positive polarity signal potential and the first negative polarity signal potential are
- a first intermediate value that is an intermediate value is set to be equal to or greater than a second intermediate value that is an intermediate value between the second positive signal potential and the second negative signal potential, and the second intermediate value is set to the third positive polarity. It is characterized by being set higher than a third intermediate value which is an intermediate value between the signal potential and the third negative signal potential.
- the driving method of the liquid crystal display device includes a plurality of scanning signal lines, a plurality of data signal lines, a first pixel including a first liquid crystal layer, and a second liquid crystal layer having a thickness equal to or less than the first liquid crystal layer.
- a method of driving a liquid crystal display device for driving the liquid crystal display device wherein when the same gradation is continuously displayed on each of the first to third pixels for a predetermined period, the first positive polarity is displayed on the first pixel.
- the signal potential and the first negative signal potential are alternately supplied, the second positive signal potential and the second negative signal potential are alternately supplied to the second pixel, and the third positive signal potential is supplied to the third pixel.
- the third negative potential are alternately supplied,
- the first intermediate value which is the intermediate value between the first positive signal potential and the first negative signal potential, is greater than or equal to the second intermediate value, which is the intermediate value between the second positive signal potential and the second negative signal potential.
- the second intermediate value is set to be higher than a third intermediate value that is an intermediate value between the third positive signal potential and the third negative signal potential.
- the television receiver includes the liquid crystal display device and a tuner unit that receives a television broadcast.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and those obtained by appropriately modifying the above-described embodiments based on known techniques and common general knowledge and those obtained by combining them are also embodiments of the present invention. included.
- the operational effects described in the embodiment are merely examples.
- the liquid crystal display device and its drive circuit of the present invention are suitable for liquid crystal televisions and liquid crystal monitors, for example.
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図9は、ソースドライバ90の一部の構成例を示す模式図である。図9に示すように、ソースドライバ90には、データ信号線15R(赤の信号線)に接続するDAC100およびDAC101と、データ信号線15G(緑の信号線)に接続するDAC100およびDAC101と、データ信号線15B(青の信号線)に接続するDAC100およびDAC101とが設けられる。
上記第1正極性信号電位および第1負極性信号電位の中間値である第1中間値を、上記第2正極性信号電位および第2負極性信号電位の中間値である第2中間値以上に設定し、該第2中間値を、上記第3正極性信号電位および第3負極性信号電位の中間値である第3中間値よりも高く設定していることを特徴とする。
SLR1023 負極性信号電位(R1023階調表示)
SMR1023 信号電位中間値(R1023階調表示)
EHR1023 正極性実効電位(R1023階調表示)
ELR1023 負極性実効電位(R1023階調表示)
ΔQR1023 引き込み電圧(R1023階調表示時)
SHG1023 正極性信号電位(G1023階調表示)
SLG1023 負極性信号電位(G1023階調表示)
SMG1023 信号電位中間値(G1023階調表示)
EHG1023 正極性実効電位(G1023階調表示)
ELG1023 負極性実効電位(G1023階調表示)
ΔQG1023 引き込み電圧(G1023階調表示)
SHB1023 正極性信号電位(B1023階調表示)
SLB1023 負極性信号電位(B1023階調表示)
SMB1023 信号電位中間値(B1023階調表示)
EHB1023 正極性実効電位(B1023階調表示)
ELB1023 負極性実効電位(B1023階調表示)
ΔQB1023 引き込み電圧(B1023階調表示)
Vcom 共通電極電位
60 液晶パネル(VA ノーマリブラック)
70 表示制御回路
80 ゲートドライバ
90 ソースドライバ
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- 複数の走査信号線と、複数のデータ信号線と、第1液晶層を含む第1画素と、第1液晶層以下の厚みの第2液晶層を含む第2画素と、第2液晶層よりも小さな厚みの第3液晶層を含む第3画素とを備え、1本の走査信号線が選択状態から非選択化されるときに該走査信号線の電位が低下する液晶表示装置であって、
第1~第3画素それぞれに同一の階調が所定期間連続して表示されるときには、第1画素に第1正極性信号電位と第1負極性信号電位とが交互に供給され、第2画素に第2正極性信号電位と第2負極性信号電位とが交互に供給され、第3画素に第3正極性信号電位と第3負極性電位とが交互に供給され、
上記第1正極性信号電位および第1負極性信号電位の中間値である第1中間値は、上記第2正極性信号電位および第2負極性信号電位の中間値である第2中間値以上に設定され、該第2中間値は、上記第3正極性信号電位および第3負極性信号電位の中間値である第3中間値よりも高く設定されていることを特徴とする液晶表示装置。 - 第1液晶層は第1画素に含まれる画素電極と共通電極との間に配され、第2液晶層は第2画素に含まれる画素電極と上記共通電極との間に配され、第3液晶層は第3画素に含まれる画素電極と上記共通電極との間に配され、
上記第1~第3中間値それぞれが、上記共通電極の電位よりも高く設定されていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の液晶表示装置。 - 第1中間値は、上記共通電極の電位に、上記階調を表示するときの第1画素での引き込み電圧を加えたものであり、第2中間値は、上記共通電極の電位に、上記階調を表示するときの第2画素での引き込み電圧を加えたものであり、第3中間値は、上記共通電極の電位に、上記階調を表示するときの第3画素での引き込み電圧を加えたものであることを特徴とする請求項2記載の液晶表示装置。
- 第1画素に対応する色の波長は第2画素に対応する色の波長よりも長く、第2画素に対応する色の波長は第3画素に対応する色の波長よりも長いことを特徴とする請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の液晶表示装置。
- 第1画素が赤、第2画素が緑、第3画素が青に対応していることを特徴とする請求項4記載の液晶表示装置。
- 第1液晶層の厚み=第2液晶層の厚み>第3液晶層の厚みであり、上記第1中間値=第2中間値>第3中間値に設定されていることを特徴とする請求項5に記載の液晶表示装置。
- 上記第1~第3中間値が、上記階調に応じて決定されていることを特徴とする請求項1~5のいずれか1項に記載の液晶表示装置。
- 第1~第3液晶層はVAモードであることを特徴とする請求項1~7のいずれか1項に記載の液晶表示装置。
- 第1液晶層以下で第2液晶層以上の厚みの第4液晶層を含む第4画素をさらに備え、
上記第4画素にも第1~第3画素と同一の階調が所定期間連続して表示されるときには、第4画素に第4正極性信号電位と第4負極性電位とが交互に供給され、
上記第1中間値は、上記第4正極性信号電位および第4負極性信号電位の中間値である第4中間値以上に設定され、上記第2中間値は、第4中間値以下に設定されていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の液晶表示装置。 - 第1画素が赤、第2画素が緑、第3画素が青、第4画素が黄に対応していることを特徴とする請求項9記載の液晶表示装置。
- 上記第1液晶層の厚み=第2液晶層の厚み=第4液晶層の厚み>第3液晶層の厚みであり、上記第1中間値=第2中間値=第4中間値>第3中間値に設定されていることを特徴とする請求項10に記載の液晶表示装置。
- 複数の走査信号線と、複数のデータ信号線と、第1液晶層を含む第1画素と、第1液晶層以下の厚みの第2液晶層を含む第2画素と、第2液晶層よりも小さな厚みの第3液晶層を含む第3画素とを備え、1本の走査信号線が選択状態から非選択化されるときに該走査信号線の電位が低下する液晶表示装置を駆動するための、液晶表示装置の駆動回路であって、
第1~第3画素それぞれに同一の階調を所定期間連続して表示するときには、第1画素に第1正極性信号電位と第1負極性信号電位とを交互に供給し、第2画素に第2正極性信号電位と第2負極性信号電位とを交互に供給し、第3画素に第3正極性信号電位と第3負極性電位とを交互に供給し、
上記第1正極性信号電位および第1負極性信号電位の中間値である第1中間値を、上記第2正極性信号電位および第2負極性信号電位の中間値である第2中間値以上に設定し、該第2中間値を、上記第3正極性信号電位および第3負極性信号電位の中間値である第3中間値よりも高く設定していることを特徴とする液晶表示装置の駆動回路。 - 複数の走査信号線と、複数のデータ信号線と、第1液晶層を含む第1画素と、第1液晶層以下の厚みの第2液晶層を含む第2画素と、第2液晶層よりも小さな厚みの第3液晶層を含む第3画素とを備え、1本の走査信号線が選択状態から非選択化されるときに該走査信号線の電位が低下する液晶表示装置を駆動するための、液晶表示装置の駆動方法であって、
第1~第3画素それぞれに同一の階調を所定期間連続して表示するときには、第1画素に第1正極性信号電位と第1負極性信号電位とを交互に供給し、第2画素に第2正極性信号電位と第2負極性信号電位とを交互に供給し、第3画素に第3正極性信号電位と第3負極性電位とを交互に供給し、
上記第1正極性信号電位および第1負極性信号電位の中間値である第1中間値を、上記第2正極性信号電位および第2負極性信号電位の中間値である第2中間値以上に設定し、該第2中間値を、上記第3正極性信号電位および第3負極性信号電位の中間値である第3中間値よりも高く設定していることを特徴とする液晶表示装置の駆動方法。 - 請求項1~11のいずれか1項に記載の液晶表示装置と、テレビジョン放送を受信するチューナ部とを備えることを特徴とするテレビジョン受像機。
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