Abstract:
A method of driving a pixel element in a matrix of pixel elements includes (1) setting the bias voltage of a first transistor to a value that is substantially close to a threshold voltage of the first transistor by changing a voltage across a first capacitive element with a current passing through the first transistor; (2) setting the bias voltage of the first transistor to a value that is different from the threshold voltage of the first transistor; and (3) causing a change of the bias voltage of the first transistor.
Abstract:
The active matrix display includes a matrix of pixel elements wherein a pixel element includes at least one nonlinear element. The nonlinear element in the pixel element comprises a supplementary resistor serially connected to one of a PN diode and a PIN diode. The method of driving a pixel element comprises charging the capacitive element in the pixel element through the semiconductor channel of the switching transistor in the pixel element and through the at least one nonlinear element while the semiconductor channel of the switching transistor maintains at the conducting state and the at least one nonlinear element maintains at the conducting state.
Abstract:
A method of interacting with a television screen using a remote control having a viewing screen. The method includes the following: (1) displaying a boundary-identifier, on the viewing screen that is substantially transparent, to specify the boundary of a quadrilateral having a shape thereof dynamically depending upon at least one of the location of the viewing screen and the surface orientation of the viewing screen, wherein the surface orientation of the viewing screen is the orientation of the normal vector perpendicular to the viewing screen; and (2) detecting one or more positions being touched on the viewing screen after the boundary-identifier is displayed on the viewing screen.
Abstract:
A method of interacting with a television screen using a remote control having a viewing screen. The method includes the following: (1) displaying a boundary-identifier, on the viewing screen that is substantially transparent, to specify the boundary of an effective input-area; (2) detecting one or more positions being touched on the viewing screen after the boundary-identifier is displayed on the viewing screen; and (3) determining at least one mapped position on the television screen, wherein the at least one mapped position is mapped from a position among the one or more touching positions on the viewing screen of the remote control under a mapping operative to map one of an irregular quadrilateral and a trapezoid to a rectangular.
Abstract:
The method includes (1) measuring with a matrix of photo-detecting elements on the television screen a position of an invisible laser spot on a television screen projected thereon from an invisible laser beam generated by a laser device on a television remote control; and (2) transmitting from the television to a computer a representation of the position of the invisible laser spot on the television screen.
Abstract:
Methods of improving the display uniformity of an OLED are disclosed. In order to improve the display uniformity of an OLED, the display characteristics of all organic-light-emitting-elements are measured, and calibration parameters for each organic-light-emitting-element are obtained from the measured display characteristics of the corresponding organic-light-emitting-element. The calibration parameters of each organic-light-emitting-element are stored in a calibration memory. One method for creating the compensated video data-signal is by storing into the video memory the compensated video word that is calculated based on the calibration parameters in the calibration memory and by fetching from the video memory the compensated video word. An alternative method for creating the compensated video data-signal is by fetching from the video memory the uncompensated video word and by using the calibration parameters in the calibration memory to calculate the compensated video data-signal.
Abstract:
A display device includes a display cover screen, a two-dimensional matrix of photo-detecting elements constructed on a first substrate that is visually transparent, and a matrix of pixel elements constructed on a second substrate. The first substrate is sandwiched between the display cover screen and the second substrate.
Abstract:
A method of driving a pixel element an active matrix display. The method inducing a change of the bias voltage of the first transistor towards its threshold voltage with an essentially constant current provided from the semiconductor channel of a field effect transistor to cause the bias voltage of the first transistor linearly depend upon the time lapse since the light-emitting element starts to emit light. The method also includes terminating light emitted from the light-emitting element after the bias voltage of the first transistor becomes substantially close to the threshold voltage of the first transistor.
Abstract:
Method of writing a pixel data into a pixel element having at least one switching transistor, at least one nonlinear element, and at least one capacitive element. The method includes (1) setting both the semiconductor channel of the at least one switching transistor and the at least one nonlinear element into conducting states, and causing a voltage applied across the at least one capacitive element while the semiconductor channel of the at least one switching transistor maintains at conducting state and the at least one nonlinear element maintains at conducting state; and (2) after said causing, driving the at least one nonlinear element into non-conducting state from conducting state, and driving the semiconductor channel of the at least one switching transistor into non-conducting state from conducting state for settling the semiconductor channel into non-conducting state after the at least one nonlinear element is settled into non-conducting state.
Abstract:
A method of interacting with a television screen using a remote control having a viewing screen. The method includes the following: (1) displaying a boundary-identifier, on the viewing screen that is substantially transparent, to specify the boundary of an effective input-area; (2) detecting one or more positions being touched on the viewing screen after the boundary-identifier is displayed on the viewing screen; and (3) determining at least one mapped position on the television screen, wherein the at least one mapped position is mapped from a position among the one or more touching positions on the viewing screen of the remote control under a mapping operative to map one of an irregular quadrilateral and a trapezoid to a rectangular. The method also includes determining the effective input-area, which includes analyzing the image of the television screen obtained with a camera on the remote control.