Display Driver Circuit for Multi-Area Frame Rate Boosting

The patent divides the display panel into multiple areas with different frame rates. The first area displays content at a first frame rate while the second area displays content at a second frame rate that is higher than the first frame rate. This allows different regions of the display to have different quality characteristics, enabling high frame rate performance in specific areas without requiring the entire panel to operate at high frame rates, thus reducing overall power consumption.

The patent implements different frame rates for different areas of the display panel. The first area operates at a lower frame rate suitable for static or less dynamic content, while the second area operates at a higher frame rate for dynamic content. This localized approach ensures that areas requiring high frame rates for visual quality receive it, while other areas maintain acceptable visual performance at lower frame rates, avoiding overall visual issues.

The patent makes the frame rate dynamic and adjustable for different areas of the display panel. The display panel is configured to display content in a first area at a first frame rate and in a second area at a second frame rate, where the second frame rate can be higher than the first frame rate. This dynamic configuration allows the system to adapt frame rates based on content requirements, enabling frame rate boosting in specific areas while maintaining power efficiency in other areas, thus providing both power savings and frame rate flexibility.