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LED display device and method for correcting luminance thereof

The purpose of the present invention is to provide: an LED display device for correcting the luminance of each LED element while reducing the amount of calculation and amount of data stored required for calculating the lighting time of each LED element; and a method for correcting the luminance of the LED display device. This LED display device 100 comprises: a first display unit 10 including a plurality of LED elements; a second display unit 20 including measurement LED elements identical to the LED elements of the first display unit 10; a luminance measurement unit 9 for measuring the luminance of the measurement LED elements; a luminance degradation rate storage unit 11 for storing a degradation rate in the luminance of the measurement LED elements; an accumulated lighting time estimation unit 6 for estimating an accumulated lighting time at each predetermined time interval; an average duty ratio storage unit 7 for storing an average duty ratio calculated by dividing the accumulatedlighting time estimated by an accumulated operation time; and a luminance correction coefficient calculation unit 12 for calculating a luminance degradation rate by referring to the luminance degradation rate storage unit 11 and the average duty ratio storage unit 7, and calculating a luminance correction coefficient from the luminance degradation rate.
Owner:MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP

Video signal processing circuit, display device, mobile terminal, and program

InactiveUS20110080524A1Maintain brightnessDegradation in the maximum luminance due to correction processing can be preventedTelevision system detailsColor signal processing circuitsInput/outputSignal processing circuits
Shown is a diagram showing input-output characteristics for color adjustment. The horizontal axis represents an input, and the vertical axis represents an output. In this color adjustment technique, first, so as to prevent degradation the luminance of white after white correction, correction coefficients are determined so that the smallest value thereof may be 1. Note that “1” here is not a strict value. To be more specific, in contrast to the conventional technique in which correction is performed with the largest value being made equal to about “1,” the present embodiments sets the smallest value at about “1.” This idea itself is a first point which makes the embodiments different from the conventional technique. When doing so, all the correction coefficients are “1” or larger. In the case where a correction coefficient is “1” or larger, when the input is large, the output is saturated. To prevent the saturation, the saturation suppressed using an n-degree curve (Xucurve) which is, for example, a quadratic curve or a cubic curve. If doing so, degradation in the maximum luminance due to correction processing can be suppressed while the hue of white is maintained in a practical luminance range (0 to 70%) for video images of a television receiving set (TV), or the like. Thereby, degradation in the maximum luminance due to correction processing can be suppressed while the hue of white is maintained.
Owner:SHARP KK
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