Control to spectrum content in self-luminescence display
A display, self-illuminating technology, used in static indicators, cathode ray tube indicators, instruments, etc.
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[0011] Unlike transmissive displays such as LCDs, pixel units of self-emissive displays such as OLED displays and PDPs are capable of generating colors and illuminating the colors. Typically, multiple (or groups of) pixel cells will be used to form the color of a single image pixel (ie, a point in the displayed image). Typically, a set of pixel cells will take the form of red, green, and blue (RGB) pixel cells.
[0012] During manufacturing or testing, the pixel cells of an emissive display can be calibrated so that when programmed with the same color information, the same colored pixel cells produce a color of the same hue and intensity. In the case of a group of RGB pixel units, by changing the intensity ratio produced by each pixel unit in the group, the color produced by such a group of pixel units can be changed; and by increasing or decreasing the The intensity of all pixel units can change the intensity of the color produced by such a group of pixel units. The intensi...
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