High-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels
By setting multiple light output directions in the display unit and using rotation update technology, the problems of low resolution and high cost of existing luminescent display technology are solved, and a high-resolution and low-cost dynamic luminescent display effect is achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411611838.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-13
- Publication Date
- 2025-01-17
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
AI Technical Summary
The existing luminescent display technology has low resolution, making it difficult to achieve large-scale and wide outdoor display effect, and it has a precision structure, high cost, and limited application.
Using a high-resolution dynamic luminescent display device based on virtual pixels, multiple light output directions are set in each display unit, and the rotation of the display unit is used to quickly update the light to the visual reception area in all directions.
It achieves high-resolution dynamic luminescent display, simplifies the design and installation of display devices, reduces costs, and can achieve interactive effects in large-scale and wide-width display scenes.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present application relates to the field of optoelectronic display technology, and in particular to a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels. Background Art
[0002] Existing light-emitting display technologies usually require the imaging unit to be set on a fixed backplane, so the display area is relatively fixed and will block the background environment behind. At present, although there are transparent LED or curved OLED display technologies, their structures are sophisticated and have high requirements for the integration and installation of equipment and devices. Therefore, their application in indoor and outdoor interactive and display scenes is costly and limited.
[0003] The existing visual residual display technology has low resolution and it is difficult to achieve color display effects. Therefore, its application scenarios are very limited and it is impossible to achieve large-scale wide-format display effects in large outdoor display scenes. Summary of the invention
[0004] In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, the present application provides a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels. The present application sets a number of light output directions in each display unit, and uses the rotation of the display unit to quickly update the light of the display array to the visual reception area of viewers in all directions. Therefore, while ensuring the visual effect of viewers in all directions, the display device can be simplified, the installation is convenient, and the interactive effect of large-scale wide-format display scenes can be achieved. The present application specifically adopts the following technical solutions.
[0005] First, to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels is proposed, which includes: a display unit, which is arranged in a long strip shape and a display array is arranged along the long strip direction, each display unit has at least two display light output directions, and the top of each display unit is also provided with a plurality of electrode interfaces along the outer edge of its end surface, and the display unit is also connected to a transmission structure and driven by the transmission structure to operate along a driving track; a driving track, which is arranged at least one layer along the display area, used to clamp the top of each display unit and accommodate the movement of each display unit in the display area, and the inner wall of the driving track is also embedded with a plurality of electrode driving ports along the moving direction of the display unit; during the movement of the display unit along the driving track, the display unit is driven by the transmission mechanism to roll and rotate in the clamping area of the track and simultaneously move forward or backward accordingly along the arrangement direction of the driving track, and each display light output direction of the display unit is rotated alternately in turn to the visual reception area of the viewer, and the display array and its afterimage in each display light output direction together constitute a display image in the visual reception area of the viewer.
[0006] Optionally, a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described in any of the above, wherein the display unit includes an inner and outer two-layer prism assembly or a curved prism assembly with a polygonal structure of constant width in cross-section, each side of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly corresponds to a display light output direction; the inner and outer two-layer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly are respectively embedded with pairs of cathodes and anodes opposite to each other, and a light-emitting structure composed of an emitting layer and a conductive layer is respectively arranged between each of the cathodes and the anodes; the cathode, the emitting layer, the conductive layer and the anode together constitute a pixel unit of the display array; the cathode and the anode of each pixel unit in the display unit are respectively electrically connected to the electrode interface at the outer edge of the top end face of the display unit by a conductive circuit embedded in the assembly, and the cathode and the anode are respectively abutted against each electrode driving port in the track clamping area during the rotation of the display unit to form a driving path corresponding to each pixel unit, driving the corresponding display unit to excite the corresponding display light to realize display output.
[0007] Optionally, a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described in any of the above, wherein the pixel units installed on adjacent sides of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit are arranged in an staggered manner, and the colors corresponding to the first pixel units installed on adjacent sides are arranged in a cycle in the order of red, green, and blue; the colors corresponding to the pixel units installed on each side of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit are arranged in a cycle in the order of red, green, and blue.
[0008] Optionally, in a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described above, the height position of the pixel unit installed on the side of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit corresponds to the gap position between the pixel units installed on its adjacent side.
[0009] Optionally, a high-resolution dynamic luminous display device based on virtual pixels as described above, wherein a plurality of display units are synchronously running in the driving track, the spacing distance between each display unit remains consistent and is set to an integer multiple of the circumference of the bottom surface of each display unit, and the update frequency of the pixel unit in each display unit for the display area set by the track is not less than 960Hz.
[0010] Optionally, a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described in any of the above, wherein the top of an inner prism assembly or a curved prism assembly in the display unit extends beyond the top of an outer prism assembly or a curved prism assembly, and the tops of the inner and outer assemblies are respectively provided with outward flips, wherein the flip position of the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly is provided with a negative electrode interface extending from a cathode conductive circuit embedded in the assembly, and the flip position of the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly is provided with a positive electrode interface extending from an anode conductive circuit embedded in the assembly.
[0011] Optionally, a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described in any of the above, wherein the driving track is provided with an inner and outer layer, wherein the bottom of the inner track extends downward and bends inward, abutting against the flipped position of the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly; the bottom of the outer track extends downward to cover the inner track and bends inward, abutting against the flipped position of the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly; the bent end of the inner track is provided with a negative driving port, which is electrically connected to the negative electrode interface; the bent end of the outer track is provided with a positive driving port, which is electrically connected to the positive electrode interface.
[0012] Optionally, in a high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described above, positioning ribs are respectively arranged between adjacent electrode drive ports in the track; correspondingly, positioning grooves matching the width of the positioning ribs are respectively arranged between adjacent electrode drive ports.
[0013] Optionally, in any of the above-described high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display devices based on virtual pixels, the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly is a transparent flexible high molecular polymer material.
[0014] Optionally, in any of the above-described high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display devices based on virtual pixels, the emission layer is made of polyfluorene, the conductive layer is made of polyaniline, and the anode or cathode is a metal film and / or indium tin oxide.
[0015] Beneficial Effects
[0016] The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels provided by the present application. The present application suspends the display unit in the driving track, and sets each display unit to a display array arranged in a long strip shape, and sets the assembly of the display unit to be transparent or partially transparent so that each display unit has at least 2 display light output directions. Thus, during the rolling operation of the display unit along the driving track, each display light output direction rotates alternately to the viewer's visual receiving area in turn, and the display arrays in each display light output direction radiate different light to the viewer's visual receiving area in turn, and the display arrays in each display light output direction of the display unit and their residual images are used to roll and update the display image in the viewer's visual receiving area. The display unit of the present application adopts a transparent flexible material, which can avoid blocking the background environment while displaying the image, and can easily expand the display area by increasing the number of display units and extending the track length. While ensuring the visual effect of viewers in all directions, it can simplify the display device, facilitate installation, and achieve the interactive effect of large-scale wide-width display scenes.
[0017] Other features and advantages of the present application will be set forth in the following description, and in part will become apparent from the description, or may be understood by practicing the present application. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0018] The accompanying drawings are used to provide a further understanding of the present application and constitute a part of the specification. Together with the embodiments of the present application, they are used to explain the present application and do not constitute a limitation of the present application. In the accompanying drawings:
[0019] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the operation mode of the high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels of the present application;
[0020] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the display array circuit principle in the high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels of the present application;
[0021] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of a power supply method of a display array circuit in the light-emitting display device of the present application;
[0022] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the electrical connection between the display unit and the driving track in the light-emitting display device of the present application.
[0023] In the figure, 1 represents a display unit; 2 represents a driving track; 11 represents a pixel unit; 12 represents a negative electrode interface; 13 represents a positive electrode interface; 101 represents an anode; 102 represents a cathode; 104 represents an emission layer; 103 represents a conductive layer; 10 represents an assembly; 22 represents an outer track; 20 represents an inner track; 21 represents a negative driving port; 23 represents a positive driving port. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0024] In order to make the purpose and technical solution of the embodiment of the present application clearer, the technical solution of the embodiment of the present application will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the drawings of the embodiment of the present application. Obviously, the described embodiment is a part of the embodiment of the present application, not all of the embodiments. Based on the described embodiment of the present application, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of this application.
[0025] It will be understood by those skilled in the art that, unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientific terms) used herein have the same meaning as those generally understood by those skilled in the art to which this application belongs. It should also be understood that terms such as those defined in common dictionaries should be understood to have meanings consistent with the meanings in the context of the prior art, and will not be interpreted with idealized or overly formal meanings unless defined as herein.
[0026] The meaning of "and / or" described in this application means that the situations where each exists alone or both exist at the same time are included.
[0027] The meaning of "inside" and "outside" mentioned in this application refers to the direction pointing to the center of the inner track clamping part relative to the track itself, and the opposite direction is outside; it is not a specific limitation on the device mechanism of this application.
[0028] The meaning of "left and right" in this application refers to that when the user is facing the direction of the display unit, the left side of the user is left and the right side of the user is right, rather than a specific limitation on the device mechanism of this application.
[0029] The term “connection” as used in this application may mean a direct connection between components or an indirect connection between components via other components.
[0030] The meaning of "up and down" mentioned in this application refers to that when the user is facing the forward direction of the display unit, the direction from the free end of the display unit to the connection position between it and the track is up, and the opposite direction is down, rather than a specific limitation on the device mechanism of this application.
[0031] Figure 1A high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to the present application comprises:
[0032] The display unit 1 is arranged in a strip shape, and can be composed of a single display unit or a plurality of display units according to the size of the horizontal span of the display area to form an array capable of synchronously updating the displayed image in the display area, wherein each display unit is respectively arranged with a display array along the axial direction of its strip, and the display array has at least two display light output directions, and the output direction of the display light usually corresponds to the light outgoing angle interval corresponding to the circumference of the display unit, and the top of each of the display units 1 is also respectively provided with a plurality of electrode interfaces along the outer edge of its end face, and the display unit is also connected with a transmission structure, and is driven by the transmission structure to run along the driving track;
[0033] The driving track 2 is arranged in at least one layer along the display area, and is used to clamp and fix the top of each display unit 1, suspend the display unit in the display area and accommodate the movement of each display unit in the display area. During the movement, the inner wall of the driving track is also embedded with a plurality of electrode driving ports along the moving direction of the display unit, which are used to feed display driving signals to the electrode interfaces of the television units in different rotation states to trigger different light-emitting states of each pixel unit in the display array;
[0034] During the movement of the display unit 1 along the driving track 2, the display unit 1 is driven by the transmission mechanism to simultaneously realize rolling rotation in the clamping area of the track 2 and move forward or backward accordingly along the arrangement direction of the driving track 2. The display light output directions of the display unit rotate alternately in turn to the visual reception area of the viewer, and the display arrays and their afterimages in the display light output directions together constitute a display image in the visual reception area of the viewer.
[0035] The imaging process can be referred to Figure 1 , the display unit rotates and moves along the track at the same time. For the human eye in a fixed position on one side of the track, the rotation of the display unit will rotate its display arrays in different outward directions to the visual area of the human eye in sequence. Since the rotation frequency of the display unit is relatively fast, the display arrays in various directions will produce afterimages in the human eye. The afterimage and the light of the current display array of the display unit enter the human eye to form a pixel matrix distributed along the plane where the track is located, and the different color effects of each pixel in the pixel matrix can form a complete display image arranged along the track. Since the display unit body is only a long strip structure, it will not block the scene image on the back side of the track too much when radiating the display light of each array outward. Therefore, the display unit can display the corresponding pattern during operation and will not block the background on the back side of the track too much. Therefore, the display effect of the present application can achieve additional rendering effects on the background scene in a larger frame area.
[0036] Reference Figure 1 In order to improve the pixel display effect of the display unit and increase its color resolution, the present application preferably arranges the pixel units installed in the adjacent light output directions of the ligands of the display array in the display unit 1 in an interlaced manner, and arranges the colors corresponding to the first pixel units installed in the adjacent light output directions in a circular manner in the order of red, green, and blue, and arranges the colors corresponding to a column of pixel units installed in the same light output direction on the ligands in the display unit 1 in a circular manner in the order of red, green, and blue.
[0037] Since the pixel units of two adjacent columns in the display unit 1 are arranged in a staggered manner, Figure 1 Taking the left column as an example, after rotation, the adjacent column of pixel units is located exactly at the gap between the pixels in the leftmost residual image. Therefore, for the human eye, since the distance between the two columns of pixels is smaller than the angle of separation of the human eye, the four pixels in the two adjacent columns will be combined into one sub-pixel, for example Figure 1 The RB pixel at the top of the leftmost column and the GR pixel in the second column from the left are close to each other and will be recognized as a sub-pixel composed of three RGB colors by the human eye. Each sub-pixel module contains a first color light, a second color light and two third color lights among the three RGB colors. The two third color lights in the sub-pixel module are located in the upper left corner and the lower right corner of the tiny quadrilateral formed by the four pixels, and the first color light and the second color light are respectively located between the two third color lights of the quadrilateral of the sub-pixel module, and the first color light and the second color light are offset from each other in the row direction and the column direction.
[0038] by Figure 1 Taking the second group of sub-pixel modules in the third and fourth columns from the left as an example, the upper right corner of the second group of sub-pixel modules in the fourth column from the left is a green light-emitting unit marked with G, which corresponds to the first color light of the sub-pixel module, and is aligned with the third color light of the red light-emitting unit marked with R in the third column and the third row corresponding to the upper left corner of the sub-pixel module in the column direction, and the first color light is misaligned with the third color light in the lower right corner of the matrix in the row direction; correspondingly, the blue light-emitting unit marked with B corresponding to the fourth light-emitting potential in the third column in the sub-pixel module, the second color light is aligned with the third color light in the lower right corner of the sub-pixel module in the column direction, and the second color light is misaligned with the third color light in the upper left corner of the matrix in the row direction.
[0039] Since each sub-pixel module contains a first color pixel module, a second color pixel module and two third color pixel modules, they are arranged in sequence in the row direction and arranged alternately in the column direction. This arrangement can increase the number of pixels, thereby improving the resolution of the display screen and the fineness of the image. The three sub-pixel modules in each physical pixel unit can synthesize detailed and rich colors and grayscale levels, making the viewed image clearer and more realistic.
[0040] At the same time, due to the staggered arrangement of the color light pixel modules in the present application, in any two columns of residual images circled in the present application, the four adjacent light-emitting pixel units at any position all contain the three primary colors of red, green and blue, so they can all form a colored pixel point in the human eye. Therefore, when the display unit is running, the pixel points in the residual image produced in the human eye can be more dense: Figure 1 For example, in the first and second columns from the left, the first and second light-emitting elements pointing vertically downward can jointly constitute a virtual pixel composed of four RGBR light-emitting modules arranged clockwise, and the visual center displayed in the human eye is located at the center of the four RGBR light-emitting modules arranged clockwise. At the same time, in the first and second columns, the second and third light-emitting elements pointing vertically downward can jointly constitute a virtual pixel composed of four BRBG light-emitting modules arranged clockwise, and the visual center displayed in the human eye is located at the center of the four BRBG light-emitting modules arranged clockwise. The position difference between the above two virtual pixels actually corresponds to the installation space of only one light-emitting element. Similarly, in the second and third columns, the first and second light-emitting elements pointing vertically downward can jointly constitute a virtual pixel composed of four GBGR light-emitting modules arranged clockwise, and the visual center displayed in the human eye is located at the center of the four GBGR light-emitting modules arranged clockwise. In the second and third columns, the second and third light-emitting elements pointing vertically downward can together form a virtual pixel composed of four light-emitting modules RGRB arranged clockwise, and the visual center displayed in the human eye is located at the center of the four light-emitting modules RGRB arranged clockwise. Therefore, the present application can form a virtual pixel near each light-emitting element through the aforementioned special arrangement of light-emitting elements, thereby expanding the display pixels of the display device to be consistent with the number of rows and columns of its light-emitting elements by regulating the light and dark ratios of each color of light-emitting elements, without the need to combine at least three RGB light-emitting elements into an effective pixel that displays color as in the traditional way. Therefore, the present application can achieve a more delicate pixel display effect with a limited number of light-emitting elements, thereby improving the resolution of the display device and achieving a high-resolution dynamic display effect based on virtual pixels.
[0041] Two third color lights are placed in the upper left corner and the lower right corner of the matrix, and the first color light and the second color light are both between the two third color lights. This design arrangement can provide more accurate and balanced color reproduction capabilities. By arranging sub-pixels of different colors at different positions, color shift and color cross-interference can be eliminated, making the displayed color more accurate and consistent. In addition, since the positions of the light-emitting elements in the residual images of each column in the present application are staggered with each other, the first color light and the second color light in each sub-pixel module are arranged in a staggered manner in the row and column directions, and the first color light is aligned with the third color light in the upper left corner of the matrix in the column direction, and the second color light is aligned with the third color light in the lower right corner of the matrix in the column direction. Therefore, the driving circuit structure corresponding to each light-emitting element can simplify its arrangement by utilizing the gap position between adjacent columns, reduce the cross-interference of color signals and complex mapping relationships, thereby simplifying the design and production process of the display unit.
[0042] The specific arrangement structure provided in this embodiment effectively disperses the singleness of the vertically arranged pixel units through the staggered circular arrangement formed by the physical pixel units, unifies the distribution of the pixel points formed by the afterimage of the pixel units on the other side in the row direction, and makes them cooperate with each other to effectively eliminate the differences in pixel color distribution in each direction, and realizes a uniform circular layout of different types of pixel distribution in the row and column directions, which is not easy to form boundary differences between sub-pixel modules. At the same time, the staggered distribution of each light-emitting unit inside the sub-pixel module can also realize the mutual nesting of display effects in each distribution direction, thereby further improving the display effect of the visual unit, avoiding the sense of separation of the boundaries between sub-pixel modules, and further improving the visual effect of the overall display unit. In this application, the sub-pixel module can be realized by the LED sub-pixel arrangement structure, and can also be realized based on the arrangement and distribution of the OLED display unit. On the basis of following the original three primary colors (sub-pixel) unit, it can ensure that the number of each type of color unit of RGB (red, green and blue) in the figure is completely equal through the distribution of each primary color display unit, so that each primary color and the surrounding sub-pixel unit can achieve a uniform periodic distribution state through a circular arrangement. Each sub-pixel module presents a quadrilateral with non-equivalent distribution of base colors at its four corners, which can form a more uniform pixel staggered distribution form through the extension of the position. As a result, this arrangement allows the present application to use fewer color output units to present a display screen with higher resolution and smaller granularity. By placing two pixels of the same color in diagonal positions, the present application can also effectively reduce the discontinuity of color transitions, making the image transition smoother, and greatly weakening the granularity caused by the gaps between the sub-pixel modules. The second color light and the third color light are arranged in a staggered manner in the row and column directions, and this mutually staggered arrangement can also effectively reduce cross-contamination between colors. Between the lateral afterimages, the staggered arrangement of the light-emitting unit potentials of different sub-pixel modules in different directions can also reduce the mutual interference of color signals between adjacent pixels and improve the independence and color accuracy of each sub-pixel module.
[0043] This arrangement of sub-pixel modules composed of light-emitting elements can provide high-resolution and delicate image display in terms of visual characteristics, enhance color accuracy and balance, and make full use of the staggered gaps between the light-emitting units to simplify the layout design of the driving circuit, so that the overall display unit can present more realistic, clear and high-quality images.
[0044] Specifically Figure 2For example, in the present application, the display unit 1 can be set as a prism assembly including two layers of inner and outer cross-sections with a polygonal structure of constant width or a curved prism assembly with two layers of inner and outer cross-sections with a polygonal structure of constant width. Each side of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly corresponds to a display light output direction, and since the side of the prism is relatively flat, it can avoid interference with the light path of the light-emitting unit in the array; at the same time, the polygonal cross-section with a constant width can ensure that each display unit can remain stuck in the track structure with a fixed width during rotation, maintain the electrical triggering state with the electrode structure in the track, and realize the feeding of the internal light-emitting element.
[0045] A pair of cathodes 102 and anodes 101 are embedded in the inner and outer two layers of prism assemblies or curved prism assemblies, and a light-emitting unit structure composed of an emission layer and a conductive layer is respectively arranged between each of the cathodes and anodes; the cathode 102, the emission layer 104, the conductive layer 103 and the anode 101 together constitute a light-emitting element, which realizes the corresponding light wavelength through different doping of the emission layer, and constitutes a pixel unit of the display array. Adjacent pixel units use their own luminous afterimages to form a sub-pixel module presented to the human eye, and the complete display image is formed by the interlaced superposition of each sub-pixel module. The height position of the pixel unit installed on the side of the prism assembly or curved prism assembly in the display unit 1 corresponds to the gap position between the pixel units installed on its adjacent side. Therefore, for a display unit, two adjacent pixel units on one of its light-emitting sides constitute the left two colors of a sub-pixel module, and two light-emitting elements on the adjacent light-emitting sides of the light-emitting element corresponding to the height of the gap position between the aforementioned light-emitting elements constitute the right two colors of the sub-pixel module. Since each light-emitting element rotates at a uniform speed in the track, the light radiation direction of each unit in its sub-pixel module can reach different viewing positions around the track through rotation, and be captured by human eyes at different viewing positions, thereby achieving the same pattern output effect at different viewing positions.
[0046] Figure 3 It is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the display unit 1, wherein the cathode 102 and the anode 101 of each pixel unit are electrically connected to the electrode interface at the outer edge of the top end surface of the display unit 1 by a conductive circuit embedded in the assembly, and the cathode and the anode are respectively abutted against each electrode driving port in the clamping area of the track 2 during the rotation of the display unit to form a driving path corresponding to each pixel unit, driving the corresponding display unit to excite the corresponding display light to realize display output.
[0047] In order to ensure that the electrical connection path of the electrode structure between the display unit and the track is stable, the present application preferably passes Figure 4In the manner shown, the drive track 2 is arranged as an inner and outer layer, the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit 1 extends beyond the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly, and the tops of the inner and outer assemblies are respectively arranged with outward flips.
[0048] Thus, the bottom of the inner rail 20 is extended downward and bent inward, so that it can abut against the flip position of the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly; similarly, the bottom of the outer rail 22 is extended downward to cover the inner rail 20 and then bent inward, so that it can stably abut against the flip position of the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly;
[0049] The above structure cooperates with the negative electrode interface 12 extending from the cathode 102 conductive circuit embedded in the assembly and provided at the flip position of the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly, and the positive electrode interface 13 extending from the anode 101 conductive circuit embedded in the assembly and provided at the flip position of the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly, and can realize electrical connection with the positive electrode interface 13 through the positive electrode driving port 23 provided on the bent end of the inner track 20, and feed the driving signal of the light-emitting unit into its anode 101; similarly, through the negative electrode driving port 21 provided at the bent end of the outer track 22, realize electrical connection with the negative electrode interface 12, complete the model path of the cathode feeding circuit of the light-emitting unit, realize the excitation of the emission layer and the conductive layer between the cathode and the cathode, so that it radiates the corresponding light waves outward to realize the corresponding color output.
[0050] In order to reduce the occlusion of the background behind the track by the long strip structure of the display unit, the present application preferably uses a transparent flexible polymer material for its prism assembly or curved prism assembly, and correspondingly uses a polyfluorene material as the emitting layer embedded between the inner and outer layers of the flexible polymer, and sets the conductive layer to a polyaniline material, and sets the anode or cathode to a metal film and / or indium tin oxide. The display unit made of flexible polymer material can reduce the occlusion of the background through its transparent structure on the one hand, and can also interact with the human viewer through the flexibility of its material on the other hand. For example, while the pattern content in the corresponding area is synchronized through the reciprocating operation of the display unit, the display unit can be pushed aside by the touch of the viewer, so that the viewer can integrate into the pattern and realize the interaction between virtual and real scenes.
[0051] During this interaction, since the display unit will receive the torque of manual shifting, in order to avoid the misalignment of the docking relationship of its top electrode structure, the present application also preferably sets a positioning rib between each adjacent electrode drive port in the track; and correspondingly, a positioning groove matching the width of the aforementioned positioning rib is set between each adjacent electrode drive port on the reality unit. During the operation of the display unit in the track, its positioning grooves are meshed with the positioning ribs between the electrode drive ports in turn, ensuring one-to-one docking between the electrode drive port and the electrode structure, forming a stable electrical path, and realizing the feeding of the driving current to the corresponding light-emitting element in the reality unit, so that it outputs light of the corresponding color to achieve the imaging effect.
[0052] For the display requirements of a wider format range, the present application can be realized by adding several synchronously running display units 1 in the driving track 2. When running multiple display units, the spacing distance between each display unit in the track remains consistent and the spacing distance between adjacent display units is set to an integer multiple of the circumference of the bottom surface of a display unit through the corresponding relationship between the aforementioned positioning grooves and positioning ribs. For example, the track is divided into three equal-length ABC sections, each of which is connected at the end, and each section corresponds to a display unit. During the display process, the display unit in each track moves in the track from left to right by rotating, and the afterimages of each light-emitting element on the three display surfaces connected end to end in the display unit are mapped to the corresponding positions under the track. As long as the running time of the pixel unit in each track for the track 2 to rotate from the leftmost end to the rightmost end of the track meets the index requirement of refreshing the image of the display area at an update frequency of not less than 960Hz, the afterimage formed by the operation of the display unit along the track can be used to construct a corresponding visual afterimage in the human brain through the visual afterimage effect of the human body, thereby forming a complete image to be displayed.
[0053] For three sections of track with a length of L connected at the end, a display unit runs in each track, and the track distance traveled by the display unit in one rotation is the circumference C of the display unit. Then, the display unit rotates L / C circles in the track to complete a refresh of the image displayed in the track area. Therefore, as long as the interval between the display units is kept constant and the operation rate of each display unit is adjusted to at least 960*L / C circles per second in the L-length track area, a complete display pattern can be constructed through the residual image of each light-emitting element during the operation of the display unit, and a dynamic display effect can be achieved. When the number of display units in each section of the L-length track increases, the operation efficiency of the display unit of 960*L / C circles per second is divided by the actual number of display units evenly distributed in the track, so that the same dynamic display effect can be achieved at a slower operation rate.
[0054] The above is only an implementation method of the present application, and its description is relatively specific and detailed, but it cannot be understood as limiting the scope of the patent of the present application. It should be pointed out that for ordinary technicians in this field, several variations and improvements can be made without departing from the concept of the present application, which all belong to the protection scope of the present application.
Claims
1. A high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels, characterized in that: include: A display unit (1) is arranged in a strip shape and has a display array arranged along the strip direction, each display unit has at least two display light output directions, a plurality of electrode interfaces are arranged on the top of each display unit (1) along the outer edge of its end surface, and the display unit is also connected to a transmission structure and driven by the transmission structure to run along a driving track; A drive track (2) is arranged in at least one layer along the display area and is used to clamp the top of each display unit (1) to accommodate the movement of each display unit in the display area, and the inner wall of the drive track is also embedded with a plurality of electrode drive ports along the movement direction of the display unit; During the process of the display unit (1) moving along the driving track (2), the display unit (1) is driven by the transmission mechanism to roll and rotate in the clamping area of the track (2) and simultaneously move forward or backward accordingly along the arrangement direction of the driving track (2), and each display light output direction of the display unit rotates alternately in turn to the visual reception area of the viewer, and the display array and its afterimage in each display light output direction together form a display image in the visual reception area of the viewer.
2. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The display unit (1) comprises two inner and outer layers of a prism assembly or a curved prism assembly having a polygonal structure with a constant width in cross section, and each side surface of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly corresponds to a display light output direction; The inner and outer layers of the prism assemblies or the curved prism assemblies are respectively embedded with pairs of cathodes (102) and anodes (101) facing each other, and a light-emitting structure consisting of an emission layer and a conductive layer is respectively arranged between the cathodes and the anodes; the cathodes (102), the emission layer (104), the conductive layer (103) and the anodes (101) together constitute a pixel unit of a display array; The cathode (102) and anode (101) of each pixel unit in the display unit (1) are electrically connected to the electrode interface at the outer edge of the top end surface of the display unit (1) by a conductive circuit embedded in the assembly, and the cathode and anode are respectively abutted against each electrode driving port in the clamping area of the track (2) during the rotation of the display unit to form a driving path corresponding to each pixel unit, driving the corresponding display unit to excite the corresponding display light to realize display output.
3. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to claim 2, characterized in that: The pixel units installed on adjacent side surfaces of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit (1) are arranged in a staggered manner, and the colors corresponding to the first pixel units installed on adjacent side surfaces are arranged cyclically in the order of red, green, and blue; The colors corresponding to the pixel units installed on each side surface of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit (1) are arranged cyclically in the order of red, green and blue.
4. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to claim 2, characterized in that: The height position of the pixel units installed on the side surfaces of the prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit (1) corresponds to the gap position between the pixel units installed on the adjacent side surfaces thereof.
5. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to claim 1, characterized in that: A plurality of display units (1) are synchronously running in the driving track (2), the spacing between the display units is consistent and is set to an integer multiple of the circumference of the bottom surface of each display unit, and the updating frequency of the pixel unit in each display unit for the display area set on the track (2) is not less than 960 Hz.
6. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly in the display unit (1) extends beyond the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly, and the tops of the inner and outer assemblies are respectively provided with outward flips, wherein the flip position of the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly is provided with a negative electrode interface (12) extending from a cathode (102) conductive circuit embedded in the assembly, and the flip position of the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly is provided with a positive electrode interface (13) extending from an anode (101) conductive circuit embedded in the assembly.
7. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels as described in 1 and 6 is characterized in that: The driving track (2) is provided with an inner and outer layer, wherein the bottom of the inner track (20) extends downward and bends inward, abutting against the flip position of the top of the inner prism assembly or the curved prism assembly; the bottom of the outer track (22) extends downward to cover the inner track (20) and then bends inward, abutting against the flip position of the top of the outer prism assembly or the curved prism assembly; The bent end of the inner rail (20) is provided with a positive electrode driving port (23), which is electrically connected to the positive electrode interface (13); The bent end of the outer rail (22) is provided with a negative electrode driving port (21), which is electrically connected to the negative electrode interface (12).
8. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to claims 1 to 7, characterized in that: In the track, positioning ribs are respectively arranged between adjacent electrode drive ports; Correspondingly, positioning grooves matching the width of the positioning ribs are respectively arranged between adjacent electrode driving ports.
9. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to claims 1 to 9, characterized in that: The prism assembly or the curved prism assembly is made of transparent flexible high molecular polymer material.
10. The high-resolution dynamic light-emitting display device based on virtual pixels according to claims 1 to 9, characterized in that: The emission layer is made of polyfluorene, the conductive layer is made of polyaniline, and the anode or cathode is made of metal film and / or indium tin oxide.