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In a pixel circuit 100, a driving TFT 110, a switching TFT 115, and an organic EL element 130 are provided between a power supply wiring line Vp and a common cathode Vcom and a capacitor 120 and a switching TFT 111 are provided between a gate terminal of the driving TFT 110 and a data line Sj. A switching TFT 112 is provided between a connection point B between the capacitor 120 and the switching TFT 111 and the power supply wiring line Vp, a switching TFT 113 is provided between the gate and drain terminals of the driving TFT 110, and a switching TFT 114 is provided between the gate terminal of the driving TFT 110 and a reference supply wiring line Vs. A potential that brings the driving TFT 110 into a conduction state is applied to the reference supply wiring line Vs. Thus, variations in the threshold voltage of a drive element can be properly compensated for and unwanted light emission from an electro-optical element can be prevented.

Aspects of the invention can provide a digital-to-analog converting circuit capable of, after converting digital data into an analog current, correcting the current value based on digital current correction data without any complex processing. The exemplary digital-to-analog converting circuit can include a first digital-to-analog converting circuit portion and a second digital-to-analog converting circuit portion. First digital data (image data) can input to the first digital-to-analog converting circuit portion, and second digital data (current correction data) can input to the second digital-to-analog converting circuit portion. After the first digital-to-analog converting circuit portion converts the image data into a first analog current, the second digital-to-analog converting circuit portion can correct the first analog current based on the current correction data, and outputs the corrected current as a second analog current.

Aspects of the invention can provide a digital-to-analog converting circuit capable of, after converting digital data into an analog current, correcting the current value based on digital current correction data without any complex processing. The exemplary digital-to-analog converting circuit can include a first digital-to-analog converting circuit portion and a second digital-to-analog converting circuit portion. First digital data (image data) can input to the first digital-to-analog converting circuit portion, and second digital data (current correction data) can input to the second digital-to-analog converting circuit portion. After the first digital-to-analog converting circuit portion converts the image data into a first analog current, the second digital-to-analog converting circuit portion can correct the first analog current based on the current correction data, and outputs the corrected current as a second analog current.

An electro-optical device includes a scanning line and a data line intersecting each other, a pixel circuit provided at a position corresponding to an intersection of the scanning line and the data line, and a power supply wiring line that supplies a given potential. The pixel circuit includes a light emitting element and a driving transistor configured to control a current flowing through the light emitting element. A gate electrode of the driving transistor is electrically connected via a first relay electrode to a given node. The first relay electrode is formed in the same layer as the power supply wiring line and the data line. The first relay electrode is surrounded on at least three sides by the power supply line.

An analog-to-digital converter converts a video signal into a digital video signal consisting of N bits and outputs the converted signal. A correction value memory stores correction data consisting of M bits which is used to correct the difference in luminance between display pixels on a display. A multiplier multiplies the video signal consisting of N bits output from the analog-to-digital converter by the correction data consisting of M bits stored in the correction value memory, and outputs a video signal consisting of L bits with which the difference in luminance between display pixels on the display is corrected.

A unit equivalent value acquiring unit acquires a normal-temperature unit equivalent use time Δtn by using a temperature sensor, first to third LUTs, and a first multiplying unit. An integration unit acquires an equivalent cumulative use time to by integrating the normal-temperature unit equivalent use time Δtn. A maximum value detecting unit detects a maximum equivalent cumulative use time tnmax. A dividing unit acquires a correction coefficient Kcmp by dividing total degradation E(tnmax,Tn) acquired by a fourth LUT by total degradation E(tn,Tn) acquired by a fifth LUT. Accordingly, there is provided a data processing device for a display device capable of preventing burn-in while suppressing time degradation of an electro-optical element and increase in the number of wires.

A display device includes: an LED control section (4) for carrying out control in which (i) an output luminance of an LED (10) whose measured luminance is deviated from a reference luminance or (ii) output luminances of peripheral LEDs (10) which are provided around the LED (10) is or are corrected, respectively, by using control information of the plurality of LEDs, which control information contains (a) information on measured luminances of the plurality of LEDs, the information being obtained by the plurality of photosensors (11) and (b) positional information of the plurality of LEDs, the positional information being obtained by the plurality of photosensors (11), and a liquid crystal display control section (3) for controlling, based on (i) video signals which have been subjected to the video signal process and are supplied from a video signal processing section (2) and (ii) the control information supplied from the LED control section (4), (a) levels of video signals to be supplied to pixels corresponding to the LED (10), whose output luminance is corrected or (b) levels of video signals to be supplied to pixels corresponding to the peripheral LEDs, whose output luminances are corrected, the reference luminance being a luminance which is originally expected to be outputted from each of the plurality of LEDs.

A display device and a driving method thereof. The display device includes a plurality of pixels, each receiving a predetermined on-bias voltage transferred through a data line during one frame, receiving a first image data signal corresponding to the corresponding frame through the data line and storing the same, and emitting light according to a driving current that corresponds to a second image data signal that corresponds to the previous frame of the corresponding frame, and a first period for storing the first image data signal and a second period for light emission according to a driving current corresponding to the second image data signal overlap each other in one frame.