Abstract:
An Electron Emission Display (EED) with decreased signal distortion has a data driver to convert data driving signals into display data signals having predetermined data voltage levels and to output the display data signals to data electrode lines. A method of driving the EED includes supplying an auxiliary voltage to the data electrode lines during blanking periods according to subsequent data and supplying the display data signals during active periods between the blanking periods.
Abstract:
A display device is provided. The display device includes: a panel assembly including: a plurality of gate lines; a plurality of data lines; and a plurality of pixels defined by the plurality of gate lines and the plurality of data lines. The device also includes a backlight unit including: a plurality of scan lines; a plurality of column lines; and a plurality of backlight unit pixels defined by the plurality of scan lines and the plurality of the column lines. The backlight unit is configured to: calculate an average grayscale level of an image of a first frame; determine a first grayscale level according to the plurality of pixels corresponding to the panel assembly pixels; and apply a weight value corresponding to the average grayscale level to change the first grayscale level to a compensated grayscale level.
Abstract:
An electron emission display includes a display panel having a first substrate on which at least one first electrode is formed, a second substrate on which a second electrode and a third electrode on which an electron emission source is formed are formed. A fourth electrode is formed between the first and second substrates to focus towards a corresponding phosphor surface area on the at least one first electrode the electrons emitted by the electron emission source towards a corresponding phosphor surface area on the at least one first electrode, the second electrode being insulated from the third electrode and crossed therewith. A scan electrode driver applies scan pulses to the second electrode. A data electrode driver applies data pulses to the third electrode. A focusing electrode driver applies focusing voltages to the fourth electrode. The focusing electrode driver applies different voltages according to image displayed states on the display panel.
Abstract:
Gamma correction for adjusting a white balance of an image may be performed and uniformity of an image being displayed may be improved by modulating a pulse width of a received video data signal. A driving apparatus for an electron emission device may include a controller for receiving an external video data signal and generating a plurality of clock signals based on the video data signal, and a data driver for receiving a corresponding one of the plurality of clock signals from the controller and modulating a pulse width of the received video data signal based on the corresponding clock signal.
Abstract:
An electron emission display includes a display panel having a first substrate on which at least one first electrode is formed, a second substrate on which a second electrode and a third electrode on which an electron emission source is formed are formed. A fourth electrode is formed between the first and second substrates to focus towards a corresponding phosphor surface area on the at least one first electrode the electrons emitted by the electron emission source towards a corresponding phosphor surface area on the at least one first electrode, the second electrode being insulated from the third electrode and crossed therewith. A scan electrode driver applies scan pulses to the second electrode. A data electrode driver applies data pulses to the third electrode. A focusing electrode driver applies focusing voltages to the fourth electrode. The focusing electrode driver applies different voltages according to image displayed states on the display panel.
Abstract:
A display device is provided. The display device includes: a panel assembly including: a plurality of gate lines; a plurality of data lines; and a plurality of pixels defined by the plurality of gate lines and the plurality of data lines. The device also includes a backlight unit including: a plurality of scan lines; a plurality of column lines; and a plurality of backlight unit pixels defined by the plurality of scan lines and the plurality of the column lines. The backlight unit is configured to: calculate an average grayscale level of an image of a first frame; determine a first grayscale level according to the plurality of pixels corresponding to the panel assembly pixels; and apply a weight value corresponding to the average grayscale level to change the first grayscale level to a compensated grayscale level.
Abstract:
A light emission device, a display using the light emission device, and a method of driving the light emission device are provided. The light emission device includes a plurality of scan lines for transmitting a plurality of scan signals, a plurality of column lines for transmitting a plurality of light emission data signals, a plurality of light emission pixels defined by the scan and column lines, and an anode electrode for receiving an anode voltage. The scan signal is transmitted to the light emission pixels in response to a first scan-on voltage and a first scan-on-time and one of the first scan-on voltage and the first scan-on-time increases when the anode current flowing along the anode electrode is less than a first reference current.
Abstract:
An electron emission display (EED) includes an anode and a panel electrode unit comprising a scan electrode that extends in one direction of a lattice type panel and a data electrode that extends across the scan electrode. In the display and a method of driving the same, when power is supplied to the electron emission display, an anode voltage is applied to drive the anode, and a voltage is applied to at least one electrode of the panel electrode unit when the anode voltage is equal to or higher than a reference voltage.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for driving an electron emission device that reduces the required withstand voltage of an integrated circuit constituting a scan driver, which reduces both the manufacturing costs of an electron emission device and the likelihood of noise in the scan driver, as well as preventing back emission. Scan signals are applied to scan electrode lines during a scan period and an offset period, which is a non-scan period. Display data signals are applied to data electrode lines during a first data period, when a difference between a voltage of the display data signal and a voltage of the scan signal is greater than or equal to an emission start voltage; and during a second data period, when the voltage difference is less than the emission start voltage.