Active matrix drive type display device
A display device and active matrix technology, applied in the direction of lighting devices, light sources, electric light sources, etc., can solve the problems of not being proportional to the size of the data voltage, increasing power consumption, and deteriorating image quality, so as to prevent uneven display and save energy. Effects of power consumption and suppression of ineffective power
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no. 1 Embodiment
[0088] The display panel 5 is configured by arranging pixels 51 of the circuit configuration shown in FIG. 2 in a matrix. Each pixel 51 includes: an organic EL element 50; a driving transistor TR2 for turning on / off the energization to the organic EL element 50 according to an on / off control signal input to the gate; The writing transistor TR1 turned on by scanning the scanning voltage of the driver; the capacitive element C1 to which the data voltage from the data driver is applied when the writing transistor TR1 is turned on; The supplied ramp voltage RAMP is used by the pulse width modulation control circuit 90 for performing pulse width modulation on the output voltage of the capacitive element C1. Both ends of the capacitive element C1 are connected to the drain of the writing transistor TR1 and the ramp voltage supply line, respectively. The pulse width modulation control circuit 90 is provided with the on-control transistor TR3 for on-drive transistor TR2, and the off-...
no. 2 Embodiment
[0099] Such as Figure 4 As shown, in the circuit configuration of each pixel 51, the pulse width modulation control circuit 90 includes an on-control transistor TR3 for on-driving transistor TR2 and an off-control transistor for off-drive transistor TR2. TR4, but in addition to supplying the output voltage (data voltage) of the capacitive element C1 to the gate of the on-control transistor TR3 and supplying the ramp voltage RAMP to the gate of the off-control transistor TR4, the capacitive element is connected in parallel with the opposing transistor TR5 Except for C3, it has the same configuration as that of the first embodiment.
[0100] In an organic EL display device composed of pixels 51, such as Figure 5 As shown, during the light-emitting period, the ramp voltage RAMP rises, and with this point A voltage rises, and the low-potential power supply voltage V SS When the difference increases, and exceeds the threshold level Vth between the gate and the source of the on-...
no. 3 Embodiment
[0106] As shown in FIG. 6, the pulse width modulation control circuit 90 of each pixel 51 includes an on-control transistor TR3 for turning on the driving transistor TR2, and an off-control transistor TR4 for turning off the driving transistor TR2. In the organic EL display 2, a high-potential power supply V common to each pixel 51 is provided. DD with a low potential supply V SS , at a high potential supply V DDThe source of the driving transistor TR2 of each pixel 51 is connected to the top. The on-control transistor TR3 and the off-control transistor TR4 are connected in parallel with each other between the power supply V DD with V SS At the same time, the transistor TR5 and the capacitive element C4 are interposed in series with each other, and the connection point B between the transistor TR5 and the capacitive element C4 is connected to the gate of the driving transistor TR2.
[0107] The ramp voltage RAMP is supplied to the gate of the on-control transistor TR3, and...
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