Abstract:
Provided is a display device including a pixel unit in which each of pixel rows extends in a first direction, odd numbered pixel rows and even numbered pixel rows are alternately disposed in a second direction, and pixels included in the pixel rows are designated as dots having two or more units, a gray difference calculator that calculates difference between representative grays of dots adjacent in the second direction among dots of a p-th pair of the pixel rows, an edge detector that increases an edge dot number when a first condition in which the difference between the representative grays is larger than a first threshold value is satisfied, and a first pattern detector that increases an edge number when the edge dot number is larger than a second threshold value, and that generates a first pattern detection signal when the edge number is larger than a third threshold value.
Abstract:
A display device of the invention includes: a pixel portion including first pixel rows connected to first scan lines and second pixel rows connected to second scan lines; a scan driver including first and second stages connected to the first scan lines and the second scan lines; and a data driver connected to the first and second pixel rows through same data lines. The first stages are connected to first clock lines, the second stages are connected to second clock lines, a first start stage of the first stages and a second start stage of the second stages are connected to a same scan start line, each first stage excluding the first start stage is connected to a first scan line of a previous first stage, and each second stage excluding the second start stage is connected to a second scan line of a previous second stage.
Abstract:
A display device includes: a pixel part including a plurality of pixels; a first scan driver to provide a first scan signal to each of the pixels; and an initialization controller to control the first scan driver. Each of the pixels includes a pixel circuit including a plurality of transistors, and a light emitting element connected to the pixel circuit, an anode of the light emitting element is to be initialized to a first initialization voltage in response to the first scan signal having a gate-on level, and the initialization controller is to determine whether to provide the first scan signal having the gate-on level to each of the pixels for each frame.
Abstract:
A display device includes: a pixel part to display an image and including pixels receiving a reference voltage; a controller to determine a value of the reference voltage based on a load of the entire pixel part, and to control a grayscale range of image data according to a location in the pixel part based on the reference voltage; a data driver to supply data voltages to the pixel part through data lines based on grayscale ranges adjusted for each location in the pixel part; and a scan driver to supply a scan signal to the pixels through scan lines.
Abstract:
A display device includes a first pixel including a first light emitting diode (“LED”) and a second LED having a color different from that of the first LED, a second pixel including a third LED having a same color as that of the first LED, a third pixel including a fourth LED having a same color as that of the first LED, and a color filter layer including a first color filter located on the first pixel, a second color filter that has a color different from a color of the first color filter and is located on the second pixel, and a third color filter that has a color different from the colors of the first and second color filters and is located on the third pixel.
Abstract:
A display device includes a first pixel including a first light emitter, a second pixel including a second light emitter, and a holding capacitor connected to the first and second pixels. The holding capacitor stores first data for the first light emitter and stores second data for the second light emitter at different times. An irradiation direction of first light emitted by the first OLED is substantially equal to an irradiation direction of second light emitted by the second OLED. The first light from the first OLED is emitted in a first frame period and the second light from the second OLED is emitted in a second frame period to prevent mixing of the first and second light.