We propose a novel in-panel, TFT based de-multiplex circuit for reducing column driver outputs. Each column driver output produces a command voltage for two neighboring column lines that are time multiplexed. De-multiplexing is done on the array glass using TFT transistors. This approach supports higherfrequency refresh rates for high-resolution mobile OLED displays while minimizing display driver costs.
In a recent, OLED display has been required to larger and higher resolution by the years. So, display image quality and power consumption are getting important. It is necessary to reduce power consumption to increase battery usage time. Low frequency driving is the significant factor for long‐term use. We can operate low frequency driving using oxide TFT with small leakage current. However, the low frequency driving operates when the entire screen is a still image. To improve power consumption, we propose Multi‐Frequency Driving (MFD) technology. MFD is a technology that divides moving and still image areas in full screen display and drives them at different frame frequency. In this paper, we suggest what MFD technology is and how to implement the OLED driving system. And then we show how much it can improve power consumption for OLED.
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