Abstract:
This invention relates to holographic image display systems, and to related methods and processor control code. We describe a method of displaying an image holographically, the method including: inputting display image data defining said image for display; processing said image data to determine first image data representing a first spatial frequency portion of said image data and second image data representing a second spatial frequency portion of said image data, wherein said second spatial frequency is higher than said first spatial frequency; displaying a hologram of said first image data on a spatial light modulator (SLM) to form a holographically-generated intermediate real image; modulating said intermediate real image using said second image data to display said image.
Abstract:
The invention relates to method, computer program code and signal processing/image display systems for displaying one or more images using holographic techniques. We describe a method of generating data for displaying an image defined by displayed image data using a plurality of holographically generated temporal subframes, the temporal subframes being displayed sequentially in time such that they are perceived as a single noise-reduced image. The method includes generating from the displayed image data holographic data for each subframe of said set of subframes such that successive replay of holograms defined by said holographic data for said subframes gives the appearance of said image, and wherein the method further includes, when generating said holographic data for a said subframe, compensating for noise in said displayed image arising from one or more previous subframes of said sequence of holographically generated subframes.
Abstract:
This invention generally relates to image processing systems, and more particularly to systems and methods for displaying images using multi-line addressing (MLA) or total matrix addressing (TMA) techniques, with reduced noise. Embodiments of the invention are particularly useful for driving OLED (organic light emitting diode) displays. A method of driving an electroluminescent display to display an image, the method comprising: inputting image data for said image; determining, using said image data, a first set of image subframe data for a first plurality of image subframes each representing a common spatial portion of said image, wherein said first plurality of image subframes combine to approximate said common spatial portion of said image; driving said display using said first set of image subframe data; determining, using said image data, a second set of image subframe data for a second plurality of image subframes each representing said common spatial portion of said image, wherein said second plurality of image subframes combine to approximate said common spatial portion of said image; and driving said display using said second set of image subframe data