Display Panel Driving Method for Seamless Sensor Region Transition
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Solution Overview
Problem
Display panels with integrated sensor modules suffer from inconsistent display effects due to differing sub-pixel densities in normal and semi-transparent regions, leading to noticeable boundaries and poor overall display quality.
Innovation Solution
A method for driving a display panel that divides the image into specific partition pictures for different regions, adjusting sub-pixel densities and luminance to create a seamless transition between regions, using a transition region with intermediate sub-pixel density and luminance to bridge the normal and semi-transparent regions.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Area of stationary object
If light emitting elements are disposed in the sensor module region to meet high screen ratio, then the screen ratio is improved, but the display effect becomes inconsistent with normal display region due to lower sub-pixel density
Solution Approach 1:
A transition region is introduced between the normal display region and the sensor module display region. This transition region contains light emitting elements with intermediate density that bridges the gap between the two regions, making the boundary less obvious and improving overall display quality while maintaining the high screen ratio
2Reliability
If sub-pixel density is reduced in the sensor module region to ensure sensor work, then sensor functionality is improved, but display quality deteriorates due to obvious boundaries
Solution Approach 1:
The display panel is divided into different regions with different sub-pixel densities: the normal display region has high density for excellent display quality, the sensor module region has low density for sensor functionality, and the transition region has intermediate density to bridge the two regions and reduce boundary visibility
Solution Approach 2:
The transition region acts as an intermediary between the high-density normal display region and the low-density sensor module region, using intermediate sub-pixel density to make the transition gradual and less noticeable, thereby improving overall display quality while maintaining sensor functionality
3Manufacturing precision
If sub-pixel density is increased in the normal display region to improve display quality, then display quality is improved, but the boundary with sensor module region becomes more obvious
Solution Approach 1:
Different regions are assigned different sub-pixel densities according to their functional requirements: high density in the normal display region for excellent display quality, low density in the sensor module region for sensor functionality, and intermediate density in the transition region to bridge the two
Solution Approach 2:
The transition region with intermediate sub-pixel density serves as a buffer between the high-density normal display region and the low-density sensor module region, creating a gradual transition that reduces the visibility of boundaries and improves overall composition consistency
Data Source
AI summary
Provided are a method for driving a display panel, a display driving device and an electronic device. The method includes: acquiring any one frame of picture to de displayed; dividing the any one frame of picture to be displayed into a first partition picture, a second partition picture and a third partition picture; displaying the first partition picture in the first display region, displaying the second partition picture in the second display region, and displaying the third partition picture in the third display region; where in a same frame of picture to be displayed, a density A1 of sub-pixels for displaying the first partition picture, a density A2 of sub-pixels for displaying the second partition picture and a density A3 of sub-pixels for displaying the third partition picture satisfy that A1<A2≤A3; and where sub-pixels in the second display region include first sub-pixels and second sub-pixels.