Backplane device for a spatial light modulator and method for operating a backplane device
A technology for spatial light modulators and backplanes, which is applied in active addressing light modulators, optics, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in implementation, and achieve the effect of reducing power consumption and high grayscale resolution.
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[0100] figure 1 A schematic diagram showing an example of a voltage characteristic of an analog line of a backplane device according to the prior art.
[0101] The voltage V is shown as a function of the number N of pixels over the duration of two frames. Since the pixels of the spatial light modulator in the prior art addressing scheme are addressed row by row and within a single line one by one, each time the next pixel according to the fixed addressing scheme is addressed, 0V and 6V Different uniformly distributed voltages ranging in between were applied to the analog lines of the prior art backplane. This leads to driving analog values in an extremely fast manner from areas outside the display, causing physical limitations of the electronics of the backplane arrangement, such as large line capacitances preventing continued analog line switching frequency increases. However, the frame rate or refresh rate of the spatial light modulator can be increased according to the...
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