WO2006080218A1 - 表示装置およびその駆動方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a display device that displays an image by controlling discharge and a driving method thereof.
- a plasma display device using a PDP has the advantage that it can be made thinner and have a larger screen.
- an image is displayed by utilizing light emission during gas discharge.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining a method of driving a discharge cell in an AC type PDP. As shown in FIG. 13, in the discharge cell of the AC type PDP, the surfaces of the opposing electrodes 301 and 302 are covered with dielectric layers 303 and 304, respectively.
- the externally applied voltage (maintenance lower than the discharge start voltage is caused by the action of wall charges).
- the discharge can be sustained by reversing the polarity of the pulse.
- Starting discharge by applying a write pulse is called address discharge
- the period during which address discharge is performed is called address period
- sustaining discharge by applying sustain pulses that are alternately inverted is sustained discharge.
- the period during which sustain discharge is performed is referred to as a sustain period.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing the basic configuration of a conventional AC type plasma display apparatus.
- the plasma display device of FIG. 14 includes an AZD converter (analog 'digital converter) 1, a video signal subfield mapping unit 2, a subfield processor 3, a data driver 4, a scan driver 5, a sustain driver 6, and Equipped with PDP (Plasma Display Panel) 7.
- AZD converter analog 'digital converter
- video signal subfield mapping unit 2 a video signal subfield mapping unit 2
- subfield processor 3 a data driver 4
- a scan driver 5 a sustain driver 6
- Equipped with PDP Plasma Display Panel
- the AZD converter 1 receives an analog video signal VD.
- the AZD converter 1 converts the video signal VD into digital image data and outputs it to the video signal-subfield mapping device 2. Since the video signal—subfield mapper 2 divides and displays one field into a plurality of subfields, it generates image data SP for each field and generates image data SP for each subfield. Output.
- the subfield processor 3 generates image data SP power data driver drive control signal DS, scan driver drive control signal CS, and sustain driver drive control signal US for each subfield, and data driver 4 and scan driver 5 respectively. And output to sustain driver 6.
- the PDP 7 includes a plurality of address electrodes (data electrodes) 11, a plurality of scan electrodes (scan electrodes) 12, and a plurality of sustain electrodes (sustain electrodes) 13.
- the plurality of address electrodes 11 are arranged in the vertical direction of the screen, and the plurality of scan electrodes 12 and the plurality of sustain electrodes 13 are arranged in the horizontal direction of the screen.
- the plurality of sustain electrodes 13 are connected in common.
- a discharge cell 14 is formed at each intersection of the address electrode 11, the scan electrode 12, and the sustain electrode 13, and each discharge cell 14 constitutes a pixel on the screen.
- the data driver 4 is connected to the plurality of address electrodes 11 of the PDP 7!
- the scan driver 5 includes a drive circuit provided for each scan electrode 12 and is connected to the corresponding scan electrode 12 of each drive circuit force SPDP7.
- the sustain driver 6 is connected to the plurality of sustain electrodes 13 of the PD P7!
- the data driver 4 applies a data pulse to the corresponding address electrode 11 of the PDP 7 in accordance with the image data SP in the address period.
- the scan driver 5 sequentially applies write pulses to the plurality of scan electrodes 12 of the PDP 7 while shifting the shift pulse in the vertical scanning direction during the address period. As a result, address discharge is performed in the corresponding discharge cell 14.
- the scan driver 5 applies periodic sustain pulses to the plurality of scan electrodes 12 of the PDP 7 in the sustain period according to the scan driver drive control signal CS.
- the sustain driver 6 simultaneously applies sustain pulses that are 180 ° out of phase to the sustain pulses of the scan electrode 12 to the plurality of sustain electrodes 13 of the PDP 7 during the sustain period. Apply. As a result, sustain discharge is performed in the corresponding discharge cell 14.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the discharge cell 14 of FIG.
- the scan electrode 12 and the sustain electrode 13 that are paired on the surface glass substrate 201 are formed in the horizontal direction of the screen, and the scan electrode 12 and the sustain electrode 13 are The transparent dielectric layer 202 and the protective layer 203 are covered.
- an address electrode 11 is formed on the back glass substrate 204 facing the front glass substrate 201 in the vertical direction of the screen, and a transparent dielectric layer 205 is formed on the address electrode 11.
- a fluorescent material 206 is applied on the transparent dielectric layer 205.
- an address discharge is generated between the address electrode 11 and the scan electrode 12 by applying a write pulse between the address electrode 11 and the scan electrode 12, and then the scan electrode 12 and the sustain electrode 12 are sustained.
- a sustain discharge is performed between the scan electrode 12 and the sustain electrode 13 by applying periodic sustain pulses that are alternately inverted between the electrode 13 and the electrode 13.
- the gray scale display drive method in the AC type PDP is the ADS (Address and Display-period Separated), which separates the address period for address discharge and the sustain period for sustain discharge to discharge the discharge cells. ) Method is used (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining the ADS scheme.
- the vertical axis in FIG. 16 indicates the scanning direction (vertical scanning direction) of the scan electrode up to the m-th line, and the horizontal axis indicates time.
- Subfield SF1 is separated into address period AD 1 and sustain period SUS 1
- subfield SF2 is separated into address period AD2 and sustain period SUS2
- subfield SF3 is separated into address period AD3 and sustain period SUS3.
- sub Field SF4 is separated into address period AD4 and sustain period SUS4.
- gradation display can be performed by selecting a sustain period during which the PDP discharge cells are turned on.
- FIG. 17 is a timing chart showing an example of the drive voltage applied to each electrode of the PDP 7 in FIG.
- the initial setup pulse Pset is simultaneously applied to the plurality of scan electrodes 12.
- the write pulse Pw is sequentially applied to the plurality of scan electrodes 12, and the data pulse Pda is applied to the selected address electrode 11 in synchronization with the write pulse Pw.
- address discharge sequentially occurs in the selected discharge cells 14 of the PDP 7.
- the sustain pulse Psc is periodically applied to the plurality of scan electrodes 12, and the sustain pulse Psu is periodically applied to the sustain electrode 13.
- the phase of sustain pulse Psu is shifted by 180 ° from the phase of sustain pulse Psc.
- a sustain discharge occurs in the discharge cells 14 that have been address-discharged in the address period.
- the discharge cell 14 is turned on and an image is displayed on the PDP 7.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the lighting state of each discharge cell 14 in subfield SF1.
- the states of the four discharge cells 14 provided on the address electrodes 11a to: L id are “not lit”, “lit”, “not lit” and “ An example of “lit” is shown.
- FIG. 18 only a part of PDP7 in FIG. 14 is shown.
- FIG. 19 is applied to the address electrode 11a and the scan electrodes 12a to 12d in the address period of the subfield SF1 when the discharge cell 14 of the PDP 7 is in the state of FIG. 3 is a timing chart illustrating an example of a drive voltage.
- the discharge cell 14 shows the state of FIG. 18 in the subfield SF1
- the data electrode Pda is applied to the address electrode 11a in synchronization with the write pulse Pw applied to the scan electrode 12b.
- the data pulse Pda is applied in synchronization with the write pulse Pw applied to the scan electrode 12d.
- an address discharge is generated in the discharge cell 14 at the intersection of the address electrode 1 la and the scan electrode 12b and the discharge cell 14 at the intersection of the address electrode 11a and the scan electrode 12d in FIG.
- the discharge cells 14 are lit.
- a data pulse Pda is applied to the address electrodes l lb to l ld in synchronization with the write pulse Pw applied to the scan electrodes 12b and 12d (not shown).
- address discharges are generated in the discharge cells 14 on the scan electrodes 12b and 12d, respectively, and the discharge cells 14 are lit during the sustain period.
- the power consumption of the data driver is predicted by monitoring the display data with a transition pattern, and the predicted power consumption is large. In order to reduce the number of subfields, driving is performed. In this case, it is described that power consumption can be reduced even in a subfield where the discharge cell is in a non-lighting state.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-214823
- Patent Document 2 JP-A-10-177365
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-214058
- Patent Document 4 JP 2000-98972 A
- Patent Document 5 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-66638
- the power consumption of the data electrode driver is monitored by the display pattern, and therefore, in the case of a specific display pattern.
- the power consumption can be reduced only with this. For example, even if the number of pixels displayed on one screen is the same, power consumption may or may not be reduced depending on the display transition pattern. That is, in the method of Patent Document 5, the power consumption may not be sufficiently reduced depending on the display pattern.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a display device and a driving method thereof that can sufficiently reduce power consumption in various display patterns while preventing image quality deterioration. is there.
- a display device is a display device that displays a plurality of gradation levels by a combination of light emission and non-light emission states of a plurality of subfields, and includes a plurality of second arrays arranged in a first direction.
- a detection means for detecting information based on the number of discharge cells to be lit simultaneously, and a plurality of first subfields in an address period of a second subfield of the plurality of subfields according to the information detected by the detection means. Hold the electrode at a constant potential And the second subfield is a subfield having a weighting amount smaller than the weighting amount of the first subfield.
- the plurality of gradation levels are displayed by a combination of light emission and non-light emission states of the plurality of subfields.
- the plurality of first electrodes are arranged in a first direction, the plurality of second electrodes are arranged along a second direction intersecting the first direction, and the plurality of third electrodes are arranged in the first direction.
- a plurality of discharge cells are provided at intersections of the plurality of first electrodes, the plurality of second electrodes, and the plurality of third electrodes.
- the detection means detects information based on the number of discharge cells that are simultaneously lit among the plurality of discharge cells in the first subfield. Then, according to the detected information, the first electrode is held at a constant potential by the potential holding means in the address period of the second subfield.
- the second subfield is a subfield having a weighting amount smaller than the weighting amount of the first subfield.
- the potential of the first electrode is kept constant in the address period of the second subfield in accordance with the information detected by the detection means. This reduces the number of rising and falling pulses applied to the first electrode during the address period of the second subfield, so that the power consumed when the pulse rises and falls. Can be reduced.
- the potential of the first electrode is controlled based on the number of discharge cells that are simultaneously turned on in the first subfield, power consumption can be reduced regardless of the display pattern. That is, the power consumption of the display device can be sufficiently reduced in various display patterns.
- the information is a lighting rate indicating a ratio of the number of discharge cells to be simultaneously turned on with respect to the number of the plurality of discharge cells, and the potential holding unit is configured to store the plurality of subfields when the lighting rate is equal to or higher than a predetermined value.
- Multiple first electrodes may be held at a constant potential during the address period of the second subfield! /.
- the average luminance level of the image increases as the lighting rate becomes equal to or higher than a predetermined value. Therefore, the difference in luminance level due to light emission or non-light emission of the discharge cells in the second subfield is determined. This makes it possible to reduce power consumption while preventing image quality degradation.
- the information is the number of discharge cells that are lit simultaneously among a plurality of discharge cells, and the potential is maintained.
- the means holds the plurality of first electrodes at a constant potential during the address period of the second sub-field of the plurality of sub-fields when the number of discharge cells to be simultaneously turned on is equal to or greater than a predetermined number. Even so.
- the average luminance level of the image is increased by increasing the number of discharge cells that are simultaneously turned on to a predetermined number or more. Therefore, the difference in luminance level due to light emission or non-light emission of the discharge cells in the second subfield is determined. This makes it possible to reduce power consumption while preventing image quality degradation.
- the constant potential may be a ground potential. In this case, since no pulse is applied to the first electrode in the address period of the second subfield, power consumption can be sufficiently reduced.
- the first subfield may be a subfield that is in the last light emission state when a combination of light emission and non-light emission states of a plurality of subfields is arranged in order of increasing gradation level.
- the gradation level becomes high. Therefore, when the information based on the number of discharge cells that are simultaneously turned on in the first subfield satisfies a predetermined condition, the average luminance level of the image increases, and the discharge cells in the second subfield increase. It becomes difficult to discriminate the difference in luminance level due to the light emission or non-light emission. As a result, it is possible to reduce power consumption while preventing deterioration of image quality.
- the first subfield may be a subfield having the largest weighting amount among the plurality of subfields of one field.
- the weighting amount is based on the number of sustain pulses applied to the scan electrode or the sustain electrode in the sustain period or the period of the sustain pulse.
- the gradation level becomes high. Therefore, when the information based on the number of discharge cells that are simultaneously turned on in the first subfield satisfies the predetermined condition, the average luminance level of the image is increased and the second subfield is increased. It becomes difficult to discriminate a difference in luminance level due to light emission or non-light emission of the discharge cell in the window. As a result, it is possible to reduce power consumption while preventing deterioration of image quality.
- a plurality of subfields of each field may be arranged on the time axis in order of increasing weighting.
- the first subfield is preferably a rear subfield.
- Each field may be divided into a plurality of ranges on the time axis, and in each of the plurality of ranges, a plurality of subfields may be arranged on the time axis in order of increasing weighting amount.
- the second subfield may be the subfield having the smallest weighting amount among the plurality of subfields of one field! / ⁇ .
- a display device driving method includes: a plurality of first electrodes arranged in a first direction; and a plurality of electrodes arranged along a second direction intersecting the first direction. Second electrodes, a plurality of third electrodes arranged along the second direction, intersections of the plurality of first electrodes, the plurality of second electrodes, and the plurality of third electrodes.
- a method of driving a display device including a plurality of discharge cells provided in a plurality of discharge cells, wherein a first subfield of the plurality of subfields includes a plurality of discharge cells that are simultaneously turned on.
- Multiple subfield emission and non- A plurality of gradation levels are displayed by a combination of light state, the second subfield, a Oh shall subfields having a small amount of weight than the weighted amount of the first subfield.
- information based on the number of discharge cells to be turned on simultaneously among the plurality of discharge cells is detected in the first subfield. Then, the first electrode is held at a constant potential in the address period of the second subfield in accordance with the detected information.
- a plurality of gradation levels are displayed by a combination of light emission and non-light emission states of a plurality of subfields.
- the second subfield is a subfield having a weighting amount smaller than the weighting amount of the first subfield. In this case, as the number of discharge cells that are lit in the first subfield increases, the average luminance level of the image increases, and the difference between the luminance levels of light emission and non-light emission in the second subfield is determined.
- the potential of the first electrode is kept constant in the address period of the second subfield according to the detected information.
- the number of rise and fall times of the pulse applied to the first electrode during the address period of the second subfield is reduced, thereby reducing the power consumed at the rise and fall of the pulse. be able to.
- the potential of the first electrode is controlled based on the number of discharge cells that are simultaneously turned on in the first subfield, power consumption can be reduced regardless of the display pattern. That is, the power consumption of the display device can be sufficiently reduced in various display patterns.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a plasma display device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the data driver in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between a drive control signal, a blank signal, an output control signal, and a data signal.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the ADS system applied to the plasma display device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a coding table showing an example of gradation display in the plasma display device according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a timing chart showing an example of signals and drive voltages in the subfield when the lighting rate of the final subfield does not exceed the threshold value.
- FIG. 7 is a timing chart showing an example of signals and driving voltages in the subfield when the lighting rate of the final subfield exceeds the threshold value.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a plasma display device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the data driver of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the relationship among a drive control signal, a forced output signal, a blank signal, an output control signal, and a data signal.
- FIG. 11 is a timing chart showing an example of signals and drive voltages in the sub-field when the lighting rate of the final sub-field exceeds a threshold value.
- FIG. 12 is a coding table showing another example of gradation display in the plasma display device.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining a method of driving a discharge cell in an AC type PDP.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing the basic configuration of a conventional AC plasma display device.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the discharge cell of FIG.
- Figure 16 is a diagram for explaining the ADS system
- FIG. 17 is a timing chart showing an example of a drive voltage applied to each electrode of the PDP in FIG. chart
- FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a lighting state of each discharge cell in a subfield.
- FIG. 19 is a timing chart showing an example of drive voltages applied to the address electrodes and the scan electrodes in the subfield address period when the discharge cells are in the state shown in FIG.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the plasma display device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the plasma display device shown in FIG. 1 includes an AZD converter (analog 'digital converter) 1, a video signal subfield correlator 2, a subfield processor 3, a data driver 4, a scan driver 5, and a sustain driver. 6, PDP (Plasma Display Panel) 7, Subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 and blank signal generator 9.
- the AZD converter 1 receives an analog video signal VD.
- the AZD converter 1 converts the analog video signal VD into digital image data and outputs the digital image data to the video signal-subfield correlator 2.
- the video signal subfield correlator 2 divides and displays one field into a plurality of subfields, it generates image data SP for each field, and creates a subfield processor 3 and subfield lighting rate measuring device 8
- the subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 detects the lighting rate of the discharge cells 14 driven simultaneously on the PDP 7 from the image data SP for each subfield, and blanks the result as the subfield lighting rate signal SL. Output to signal generator 9.
- the lighting rate is a discharge space that can be controlled independently of lighting Z and non-lighting. If the minimum unit of is called a discharge cell,
- Lighting rate (%) (number of discharge cells to be lighted simultaneously) Z (total number of discharge cells of PDP) X 100. For example, when all the discharge cells 14 of the PDP 7 are turned on simultaneously, the lighting rate is 100%, and when not discharged at all, the lighting rate is 0%.
- the subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 converts the lighting of the discharge cells 14 for each subfield generated by the video signal subfield correspondence device 2 into 1-bit information indicating Z non-lighting. Using the decomposed video signal information, the lighting rates of all subfields are calculated separately, and the result is output to the blank signal generator 9 as the subfield lighting rate signal SL.
- the subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 includes a counter inside, and increases the value of the counter by 1 when video signal information decomposed into 1-bit information indicating lighting Z non-lighting indicates lighting.
- the total number of discharge cells 14 to be lit is obtained for each subfield, and this is divided by the number of all discharge cells 14 of the PDP 7 to obtain the lighting rate.
- the subfield processor 3 generates image data SP power data driver drive control signal DS, scan driver drive signal CS, and sustain driver drive signal US for each subfield, and data driver 4, scan driver 5 and sustain driver US, respectively. Output to driver 6.
- subfield processor 3 outputs subfield number SN to blank signal generator 9.
- the blank signal generator 9 generates a blank signal BLK based on the subfield lighting rate signal SL and the subfield number SN, and outputs the blank signal BLK to the data driver 4.
- the PDP 7 includes a plurality of address electrodes (data electrodes) 11, a plurality of scan electrodes (scan electrodes) 12, and a plurality of sustain electrodes (sustain electrodes) 13.
- the plurality of address electrodes 11 are arranged in the vertical direction of the screen, and the plurality of scan electrodes 12 and the plurality of sustain electrodes 13 are arranged in the horizontal direction of the screen.
- the plurality of sustain electrodes 13 are connected in common.
- a discharge cell 14 is formed at each intersection of the address electrode 11, the scan electrode 12, and the sustain electrode 13, and each discharge cell 14 constitutes a pixel on the screen.
- the data driver 4 is connected to the plurality of address electrodes 11 of the PDP 7! Scandora
- the driver 5 has a drive circuit provided for each scan electrode 12 inside.
- the sustain driver 6 is P
- the data driver 4 corresponds to the corresponding address electrode 1 of PDP7 in accordance with the image data SP in the address period.
- the scan driver 5 sequentially applies write pulses to the plurality of scan electrodes 12 of the PDP 7 while shifting the shift pulse in the vertical scanning direction during the address period. As a result, address discharge is performed in the corresponding discharge cell 14.
- the scan driver 5 applies a periodic sustain pulse Psc to the plurality of scan electrodes 12 of the PDP 7 in the sustain period in accordance with the scan driver drive control signal CS.
- sustain driver 6 maintains a plurality of sustain electrodes 13 of PDP 7 that are 180 ° out of phase with sustain pulse Ps c of scan electrode 12 during the sustain period according to sustain driver drive control signal US. Apply pulse Psu simultaneously. As a result, a sustain discharge is performed in the corresponding discharge cell 14.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the data dryer of FIG.
- the data driver 4 shown in FIG. 2 includes a shift register 4a, a latch circuit 4b, an output control circuit 4c, and a high voltage output circuit 4d.
- a clock generating circuit (not shown) power clock signal CLK is input to the shift register 4a, and a data driver drive control signal DS is serially input from the subfield processor 3 of FIG.
- the shift register 4a converts the serially input data driver drive control signal DS into parallel drive control signals Sl to Sn and outputs them.
- n is an arbitrary integer.
- the latch circuit 4b receives the latch enable signal LE from a latch enable signal generation circuit (not shown) and the drive control signals Sl to Sn from the shift register 4a. Is done.
- the latch circuit 4b outputs the drive control signals SI to Sn as the drive control signals Q1 to Qn in response to the latch enable signal LE and holds the drive control signals Q1 to Qn.
- the blank signal BLK is input from the blank signal generation circuit 9 of FIG. 1 to the output control circuit 4c, and the drive control signals Ql to Qn are input from the latch circuit 4b.
- the output control circuit 4c Based on the blank signal BLK, the output control circuit 4c outputs the drive control signals Ql to Qn as they are as the output control signals 01 to On or output control signals Ol to On fixed at a low level.
- the high-voltage output circuit 4d is connected to a power supply terminal VI for receiving the voltage Vda.
- output control signals 01 to On are input from the output control circuit 4c to the high voltage output circuit 4d.
- the high voltage output circuit 4d outputs data signals Wl to Wn having data pulses of the voltage Vda to the plurality of address electrodes 11 in FIG.
- i is an arbitrary integer from l to n.
- Figure 3 shows drive control signal Qi, blank signal BLK, output control signal Oi, and data signal.
- the output control circuit 4c when the blank signal BLK is at the high level, the output control circuit 4c outputs the drive control signal Qi as it is as the output control signal Oi.
- the output control signal Oi has a pulse Po corresponding to the pulse Pq of the drive control signal Qi.
- the high voltage output circuit 4d outputs the data signal Wi having the data pulse Pda of the voltage Vda to the address electrode 11 in response to the pulse Po of the output control signal Oi.
- the output control circuit 4c fixes the output control signal Oi at low level.
- the data signal Wi does not have the data pulse Pda and is held at 0V.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the ADS method applied to the plasma display device shown in FIG.
- the drive voltages applied to one sustain electrode 13, n scan electrodes 12, and one address electrode 11 are simply shown.
- Fig. 4 shows an example of a positive pulse that discharges at the rising edge of the drive waveform, but the basic operation is the same as below even in the case of a negative pulse that discharges at the falling edge.
- one field is divided into subfields SF1 to SF11.
- Each subfield SF1 to SF11 is separated into an initialization period Tl, an address period ⁇ 2, and a maintenance period ⁇ 3.
- each subfield is initialized, and in the address period ⁇ 2, The address discharge for selecting the discharge cell 14 to be lit is performed, and the sustain discharge for display is performed in the sustain period ⁇ 3.
- the initial setup pulse Pset is simultaneously applied to the plurality of scan electrodes 12.
- the write pulse Pw is sequentially applied to the plurality of scan electrodes 12, and the data pulse Pda is applied to the selected address electrode 11 in synchronization with the write pulse Pw.
- address discharge occurs sequentially in the selected discharge cells 14 of the PDP 7 in FIG.
- the initial setup pulse Pset in the initialization period T1 may be applied to some subfields that need not be applied to all subfields.
- sustain pulse Psc is applied to the plurality of scan electrodes 12, and sustain pulse Psu is applied to sustain electrode 13.
- the phase of sustain pulse Psu is 180 ° out of phase with sustain pulse Psc.
- a sustain discharge occurs in the discharge cell 14 that has undergone an address discharge in the address period T2.
- each of the subfields SF1 to SF11 is weighted.
- phase shift between sustain pulse Psu and sustain pulse Psc does not have to be 180 °.
- both sustain pulses may partially overlap in time.
- the sustain pulse Psu force Si is applied to the sustain electrode 13 times, the sustain pulse Psc is applied once to the scan electrode 12, and the discharge cell selected in the address period T2 is selected.
- 14 carries out sustain discharge twice.
- sustain pulse Psu is applied twice to sustain electrode 13
- sustain pulse Psc is applied twice to scan electrode 12
- discharge cell 14 selected in address period T2 performs sustain discharge four times.
- sustain pulse Psu is applied to sustain electrode 13 four times
- sustain pulse Psc is applied to scan electrode 12 four times
- discharge cell 14 selected in address period T2 performs sustain discharge eight times.
- the weights of subfields SF1 to SF3 are set to 1, 2 and 4, respectively.
- Each gradation level can be displayed by combining light emission and non-light emission of each of the subfields SF1 to SF11.
- the number of subfield divisions, the weighting amount, and the like are not particularly limited to the above example, and various changes can be made.
- the subfield time interval need not always be constant, and can be changed according to the number of subfield divisions or the weighting amount.
- FIG. 5 is a coding table showing an example of gradation display in the plasma display apparatus according to the present embodiment.
- “1” to “11” in the first row indicate subfields SF1 to SF11, and the second row indicates the weighting amounts of the subfields SF1 to SF11, respectively.
- the leftmost column indicates the gradation level.
- “1” in each subfield column at each gradation level indicates a subfield that emits light, and “0” indicates that no light is emitted! , Show subfields.
- the weighting amounts of subfield SF1 to subfield SF11 are 1, 2, 4, 6, 12, 22, 36, 60, 88, 120, and 160, respectively.
- Each subfield The weighting amount corresponds to the number of sustain discharges of the discharge cell 14 in the sustain period T3 of the subfield.
- gradation levels of 0 to 511 are displayed by combining light emission and non-light emission of these subfields SF1 to SF11.
- sustain discharge (light emission) is performed in each sustain period P3 of subfield SF1, subfield SF2, and subfield SF3.
- subfield SF3 Emits light for the first time when gradation level 4 is displayed
- subfield SF5 emits light for the first time when gradation level 14 is displayed.
- subfields SF1 to SF10 emit light for the first time when any one of gradation levels 1 to 351 is displayed
- subfield SF11 emits light for the first time when gradation level 352 is displayed. That is, in the coding table of FIG. 5, when the combination of the light emission and non-light emission states of each subfield is small and the gradation level power is large and arranged at the gradation level, the subfield SF11 is finally in the light emission state. Thus, when the combination of light emission and non-light emission of each subfield is arranged in the order of increasing gradation levels, the subfield that finally emits light is called the final subfield LSF.
- the last subfield LSF is not necessarily positioned last in time within one field.
- the lighting rate of each subfield is measured by the subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 of FIG.
- the lighting rate of the final subfield LSF (subfield SF11) measured by the subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 is preset and exceeds the value, Smaller weight ⁇ Subfield SF1! / Data pulse Pda should not be applied to address electrode 11!
- the discharge cell 14 is not lit in the subfield SF1, but the lighting rate of the final subfield LSF is high!
- the average luminance level of the image (PDP7) is high! , Viewers feel almost no degradation of image quality.
- adjust the lighting rate threshold As a result, it is possible to prevent deterioration in image quality due to the subfield SF1 not emitting light.
- the lighting rate threshold is 40%, for example.
- FIG. 6 is a timing chart showing an example of the signal and drive voltage in subfield SF1 when the lighting rate of the final subfield LSF does not exceed the threshold
- FIG. 7 shows the final subfield LSF
- 10 is a timing chart showing an example of signals and drive voltages in subfield SF1 when the lighting rate exceeds a threshold value.
- FIG. 6 and 7 show an example of the drive voltage of one address electrode 11 among the plurality of address electrodes 11.
- FIG. 12 Further, in order to distinguish the drive voltages of the plurality of scan electrodes 12 from each other, reference numerals 12 (1) to 12 (n) are given to them.
- Blank signal generator 9 sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the output control circuit 4c sets blank signal BLK to the null level in address period T2.
- the blank signal generator 9 (see FIG. 1) generates the blank signal BLK in the address period T2. Keep at low level.
- the output control circuit 4c fixes the output control signal Oi to the low level in the address period T2.
- the data Signal Wi does not have data pulse Pda and is held at OV. This eliminates the power consumed by the address electrode 11 for the rise and fall of the data pulse Pda, thereby reducing the power consumption of the plasma display device.
- the subfield SF1 does not emit light in all the discharge cells 14, but the average brightness level of the image is high, so that the viewer feels almost no deterioration of the image quality!
- the address electrode 11 Data pulse Pda is not applied. As a result, it is possible to sufficiently reduce the power consumption of the plasma display device while preventing deterioration of the image quality.
- the power consumption of the plasma display device can be reduced regardless of the display pattern. That is, the power consumption of the plasma display device can be sufficiently reduced in various display patterns.
- the subfield to which the data pulse Pda is not applied when the lighting rate of the final subfield LSF exceeds the threshold is not limited to the subfield SF1.
- the data pulse Pda may not be applied in the subfield SF1 and the subfield SF2, and the data pulse Pda may not be applied in the subfields SF1 to SF3.
- the threshold value it is possible to sufficiently reduce the power consumption of the plasma display device in various display patterns while preventing image deterioration.
- the plasma display device according to the second embodiment is different from the plasma display device according to the first embodiment in the following points.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the plasma display device according to the second embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the data dryer of FIG.
- the blank signal generator 9 includes the blank signal BLK and the blank signal BLK based on the subfield lighting rate signal SL and the subfield number SN. And forced output signal PC is created and output to data driver 4.
- the blank signal BLK and the forced output signal PC are input to the output control circuit 4c of the data driver 4.
- the output control circuit 4c is a force that outputs the drive control signals Ql to Qn as output control signals 01 to On as they are based on the blank signal BLK and the forced output signal PC.
- the output control signal 01 is fixed at a low level. Output power as ⁇ On, or output control signal 01 ⁇ On fixed at high level.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for illustrating a relationship among the drive control signal Qi, the forced output signal PC, the blank signal BLK, the output control signal Oi, and the data signal Wi.
- the output control circuit 4c when the forced output signal PC is at low level and the blank signal BLK is at low or high level, the output control circuit 4c outputs the drive control signal Qi as it is as the output control signal. Output as Oi.
- the output control signal Oi has a pulse Po corresponding to the pulse Pq of the drive control signal Qi.
- the high-voltage output circuit 4d outputs the data signal Wi having the data pulse Pda of the voltage Vda to the address electrode 11 in response to the pulse Po of the output control signal Oi.
- the output control circuit 4c sets the output control signal Oi to the low or high level. Fix it. In this case, the data signal Wi is held at the voltage Vda.
- FIG. 11 is a timing chart showing an example of signals and driving voltages in subfield SF1 when the lighting rate of final subfield LSF exceeds the threshold value in the present embodiment.
- the output control circuit 4c fixes the data signal Wi to the voltage Vda and outputs it to the address electrode 11 in the address period T2.
- the power consumed when the data pulse Pda rises and falls can be reduced.
- the lighting rate of the final subfield LSF exceeds the threshold value, the average luminance level of the force image emitted by the subfield SF1 in all the discharge cells 14 is high. I feel almost no degradation of image quality.
- the power consumption of the plasma display device can be reduced regardless of the display pattern. That is, the power consumption of the plasma display device can be sufficiently reduced in various display patterns.
- each subfield is arranged so that the weighting amount increases in order on the light emission time axis.
- each subfield may be arranged as follows.
- FIG. 12 is a coding table showing another example of gradation display in the plasma display device.
- each subfield can be divided into a first subfield group consisting of subfields SF1 to SF9 and a second subfield group consisting of subfields SF10 to SF14.
- subfields SF1 to SF9 are arranged so that the weighting amount sequentially increases on the time axis.
- subfields SF10 to SF14 are set so that the weighting amount sequentially increases on the time axis. Is arranged. In the example of FIG. 12, the subfields of the second subfield group are sequentially turned on after the first subfield group.
- the data pulse Pda applied to the address electrode 11 is controlled based on the lighting rate of the final subfield LSF.
- the data pulse Pda may be controlled based on the number of lighting of the field LSF. In this case, the same effect as in the above case can be obtained by setting a threshold value for the number of lighting.
- the address electrode 11 corresponds to the first electrode
- the scan electrode 12 corresponds to the second electrode
- the sustain electrode 13 corresponds to the third electrode
- the subfield lighting rate measuring device 8 Corresponds to the detection means
- the last subfield LSF corresponds to the first subfield
- the subfield SF1 corresponds to the second subfield
- the present invention can be used to display various videos.
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