Patent application number | Description | Published |
20120120045 | ACTIVE MATRIX SUBSTRATE AND ORGANIC EL DISPLAY DEVICE - The present invention provides an active matrix substrate and an organic EL display device in which reduction in the response rate of a current-driven light-emitting element is suppressed. The active matrix substrate of the present invention is an analog gradation-driving active matrix substrate, including multiple pixels each including a current-driven light-emitting element and a drive transistor. The current-driven light-emitting element includes a pixel electrode electrically coupled with the drive transistor. The drive transistor supplies a current to the current-driven light-emitting element through the pixel electrode. The multiple pixels include a first pixel and a second pixel disposed adjacent to each other. A gate electrode of the drive transistor of the first pixel is disposed between the pixel electrode of the current-driven light-emitting element of the first pixel and the pixel electrode of the current-driven light-emitting element of the second pixel in a plan view of a main face of the substrate. | 05-17-2012 |
20120127220 | ACTIVE MATRIX SUBSTRATE, DISPLAY DEVICE, AND ORGANIC EL DISPLAY DEVICE - The present invention provides an analog gradation-driving active matrix substrate suppressing reduction in the response time of the current-driven light-emitting element; a display device; and an organic EL display device. The active matrix substrate of the present invention is an analog gradation-driving active matrix substrate, comprising:
| 05-24-2012 |
20120199854 | ACTIVE MATRIX SUBSTRATE AND ORGANIC EL DISPLAY DEVICE - The present invention provides an active matrix substrate driven by an analog gray scale method, and an organic EL display device, in which decrease in response speed of a current emissive element is suppressed. The active matrix substrate of the present invention is driven by an analog gray scale method and is provided with a pixel that has a current emissive element and a transistor that supplies current to the current emissive element. The pixel further has a compensation circuit for compensating variability of threshold voltage in the transistor; the current emissive element has a pixel electrode electrically connected to the transistor; a gate electrode of a transistor that makes up the compensation circuit forms a region covered with the pixel electrode; and a part or the entirety of the gate electrode that is positioned within the region is provided in a wiring layer that is lower than a wiring layer directly below the pixel electrode. | 08-09-2012 |
20130106823 | DISPLAY DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DRIVING SAME | 05-02-2013 |
20140340377 | COLOR DISPLAY DEVICE - In a pixel circuit ( | 11-20-2014 |
20150138183 | DISPLAY DEVICE AND DRIVING METHOD THEREOF - A gate driver divides n scanning lines (G | 05-21-2015 |
20150145899 | DISPLAY DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DRIVING SAME - In a pixel circuit, during a period during which an organic EL element is not emitting light, transistors are in an “on” state and the organic EL element is reversed-biased by a low-level power-supply potential and a reverse-biasing power-supply potential. A reverse-direction voltage determined by a reverse-direction current that depends on the degree to which degradation of the organic EL element has progressed is thus written to a capacitor. A data voltage is then supplied to the capacitor via another capacitor, bringing the drive voltage of a transistor that controls the current that drives the organic EL element to Vsig+Voledr. This makes it possible to minimize decreases in the emission luminance of an electrooptical element such as an organic EL element due to degradation thereof over time. | 05-28-2015 |
20150146129 | DISPLAY DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DRIVING SAME - In a pixel circuit, during a period during which an organic EL element is not emitting light, transistors are in an “on” state and the organic EL element (OLED) is reversed-biased by a low-level power-supply potential and a reverse-biasing power-supply potential. A reverse-direction voltage determined by a reverse-direction current that depends on the degree to which degradation of the organic EL element has progressed is thus written to a capacitor. A data voltage is then supplied to the capacitor via another capacitor, bringing the drive voltage of a transistor (T | 05-28-2015 |