Abstract:
A method for regulating the biasing voltage of column control circuits of an array screen formed of LEDs distributed in lines and columns, the column control circuits being adapted to turning on at least one LED of a line. The method includes increasing the biasing voltage when the current flowing through at least one activated LED is smaller than a determined luminance current and of decreasing the biasing voltage when the current flowing through each activated LED is equal to the determined luminance current.
Abstract:
A method for displaying an image on an array screen by activation of screen pixels arranged in rows and columns, each pixel of a same row corresponding to a memory point of a same memory row, the memory point being set to an activation state when the corresponding pixel is to be activated, including the steps of identifying, among sets of the memory rows, the row sets for which at least one memory point of a row of the set is at the activation state; and successively selecting the only lines corresponding to the rows of the sets of rows identified for the pixel activation. The present invention also provides a device for displaying an image on an array screen.
Abstract:
A driver circuit for driving a plasma display panel comprising a plurality of cells arranged in a matrix of lines and columns; comprising a set of driver output stages connected to line or column electrodes to which a first electrode of cells of a same line or a same column are connected, respectively. The driver circuit includes a detection device for detecting a short circuit between two or more of the outputs of the driver output stages. It allows to test for alignment faults in the flexible cable connecting together the driver module housing incorporating the driver circuit and the electrodes of the plasma display panel.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a method for the control of an image display screen displaying half-tones and a display device implementing this method. The disclosed method is used to control an image display screen of the type having cells arranged in rows and columns and working either in a state known as an "OFF" state or in a state known as an "ON" state in which they are activated and produce light. The method consists in activating the cells of each row during sub-periods of different duration, with orders of distribution of the sub-periods that are different between two successive rows. This results in a reduction of the amplitude of the variations of a load constituted by the cells in the > state of these two consecutive rows. Application inter alia to alternating plasma panels.
Abstract:
A method for regulating the biasing voltage of column control circuits of an array screen formed of LEDs distributed in lines and columns, the column control circuits being adapted to turning on at least one LED of a line. The method consists of increasing the biasing voltage when the current flowing through at least one activated LED is smaller than a determined luminance current and of decreasing the biasing voltage when the current flowing through each activated LED is equal to the determined luminance current.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a process and device for scanning cells of a matrix-controlled display for the displaying of grey levels of a video signal, the scan being split up into sub-scans relating to each bit of column control words, characterized in that, when the coding of image does not activate the high-order bit, the processing sub-scan relating to this bit is allocated to the displaying of an additional item which corresponds to a bit of lower weight than the smallest weight of the column control word used when the condition is not fulfilled. The applications of the invention relate to matrix-controlled display devices using the principle of temporal modulation for the generation of halftones, especially plasma panels of the a.c. type with memory or d.c. type with memory.
Abstract:
A bottom open display case for jacketed cassettes wherein the jacket is retained in the display case which itself is of transparent plastics material. A base is attached to the bottom end of the display case and is slidable laterally from a closed position to an open position where an opening in the base aligns itself with the cassette in the display case allowing the cassette to be removed from the display case. A flexible tab on an end wall of the display case acts as a spring to return the base to its initial closed position where it is out of alignment with the cassette in the display case.
Abstract:
An actuation circuit for a liquid crystal display includes a plurality of pixel elements constructed in the form of a matrix of columns and rows and a plurality of column capacitors connected to respective columns of the liquid crystal display that can be charged to store a signal to be displayed. The activation circuit comprises a number of blocks which each comprise a separate group of the columns forming the matrix of pixel elements, a corresponding number of column capacitors, and a plurality of data lines. The individual data lines receive respective signals and are connected to the column capacitors. A switch device is connected to each respective block for successively switching between the number of blocks. The signal to be displayed is fed in parallel through the data lines of the columns of a first block to charge respective column capacitors of the first block and after the charging of the column capacitors in the first block, the input lines are switched by the switch device to the data lines of the columns of the next-following block.
Abstract:
A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for the addressing of each column of a matrix type LCD panel consisting in the production of a pulse to control a driver transistor of said column, said pulse having a duration determined by the value of the video signal sample at input, said pulse acting on the conduction state of said transistor to connect said column to a supply terminal where a voltage gradient develops. According to the method two pulse durations, the sum of which is predetermined, are alternated and, in order that a given value of a video signal sample may produce the same optical effect from one period to the next one, differentiated excitation voltages are applied to at least one of the electrodes sandwiching the liquid crystal layer, namely said column and its counter-electrode. Application notably to active matrix LCD panels.