Temporal and spatial color mixing methods for pixel arrays
A pixel array and color mixing technology, applied in instruments, static indicators, etc., can solve the problems of jitter effect, block effect, affect display smoothness and aesthetics, etc., to improve realism, eliminate jitter effect and block effect. Effect
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[0045] Specifically, when a monitor using a low-bit grayscale displays a high-bit grayscale, three grayscales will be lost when using a low-bit color mixing method. For example, when a monitor using 6-bit grayscale displays 8-bit grayscale, three grayscales of 253, 254, and 255 will be lost. In order to make up for the lost three gray scales, the upper four bits can be kept unchanged, and the lower two bits can be extended to three bits according to the value of the lower four bits. The first six digits are conventionally displayed on a low-bit display, and the last three digits are displayed in a mixed color mode. The specific implementation of the extension is as follows:
[0046] XXXX 11 11 => XXXX 11 00 0;
[0047] XXXX 11 10 => XXXX 10 11 0;
[0048] XXXX 11 01 => XXXX 10 10 1;
[0049] XXXX 11 00 => XXXX 10 10 0;
[0050] XXXX 10 11 => XXXX 10 01 1;
[0051] XXXX 10 10 => XXXX 10 01 0;
[0052] XXXX 10 01 => XXXX 10 00 1;
[0053] XXXX 10 00 => XXXX 10 00 0;
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