LED display screen mixed weight-value time-slice scanner
A technology of scanning devices and time slices, applied to static indicators, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as limiting the scanning frequency of the display screen and frequent reading
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[0018]In this embodiment, taking 72 weight time slices and reading the weight time slice twice as an example, the present invention is further described in detail.
[0019] For the scanning method of 72 weight time slices, the present embodiment divides the total number of weight time slices into 24 groups, and one of the grouping methods is shown in Table 1:
[0020] Table 1
[0021] (32,1 / 512) (32,1 / 256) (32,1 / 128) (32,1 / 64) (32,1 / 32) (32,1 / 16) (32,1 / 8) (32,1 / 4) (32,1 / 2) (32,1) (32,2) (32,2) (32,4) (32,4) (32,4) (32,4) (16,8) (16,8) (16,8) (16,8) (16,8) (16,8) (16,8) (16,8)
[0022] Each cell in the table is a set of data, and the value in it represents the weight, the former weight is the repeated weight, and the latter is the single weight.
[0023] When scanning is started, the pixel data stored in the image memory 1 is compared with the weight time slices generated by the repeated weight circuit 2 and the single weight circui...
Embodiment 2
[0025] In this embodiment, taking 72 weight time slices and reading three repeated weight time slices as an example, the present invention is further described in detail.
[0026] For the scanning mode of 72 weight time slices, the present embodiment divides the total number of weight time slices into 18 groups, one of which is shown in Table 2:
[0027] Table 2
[0028] (32,1 / 512) (32,1 / 256) (32,1 / 128) (32,1 / 64) (32,1 / 32) (32,1 / 16) (32,1 / 8) (32,1 / 4) (32,1 / 2) (32,32) (16,32) (16,1) (16,2) (16,2) (16,16) (8,8) (8,8) (4,4)
[0029] Each cell in the table is a group, and the value in it represents the weight, the former weight is the repeated weight, and the latter is the single weight.
[0030] When scanning is started, the pixel data stored in the image memory 1 is compared with the weight time slices generated by the repeated weight circuit 2 and the single weight circuit 3 respectively through the first comparator 4 and the second comparat...
Embodiment 3
[0032] In this embodiment, taking 136 weight time slices and reading three repeated weight time slices as an example, the present invention is further described in detail.
[0033] For the 136-piece weight time slice scanning method, the present embodiment divides the total weight time slice into 34 groups, one of which is shown in Table 3:
[0034] table 3
[0035] (64,1 / 512) (64,1 / 256) (64,1 / 128) (64,1 / 64) (64,1 / 32) (64,1 / 16) (64,1 / 8) (64,1 / 4) (64,1 / 2) (64,1) (64,2) (64,2) (64,4) (64,4) (64,4) (64,4) (64,8) (64,8) (64,8) (64,8) (64,8) (32,8) (32,8) (32,8) (32,64) (32,16) (32,16) (32,16) (32,16) (32,16) (32,16) (16,32) (16,32) (16,16)
[0036] Each cell is a set of data in which the value represents the weight, the former weight is a repeated weight, and the latter is a single weight.
[0037] When scanning is started, the pixel data stored in the image memory 1 is compared with the weight time slices generated by t...
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