Analysis and Implementation of Motion Compensated Inverse Filtering for Reducing Motion Blur on LCD panel

He, Huacan; Velthoven, Leo Jan; Bellers, Erwin B.; Janssen, J.G.W.M.

doi:10.1109/icce.2007.341483

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“…Compared with CRTs, LCD panels have clear advantages on weight and size. But they also have a weak point ---motion blur [1]. To reduce motion blur, frame rate 100/120 Hz is very common in the high end LCD TV market.…”

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Low cost LCD panel frame rate doubling by applying Motion Controlled Dynamic Frame Insertion

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2009 Digest of Technical Papers International Conference on Consumer Electronics

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Motion Controlled Dynamic Frame Insertion (MCDFI) technique is a cost effective solution for reducing motion blur on LCD panels. The key component of MCDFI is a variable low-passed filter with a cut-off frequency that is controlled by the motion velocity. Compared with Motion Compensated approach, its complexity is much lower. Compared with other impulse driving technologies such as Grey Frame Insertion, Dynamic Frame insertion etc, it has much less artifacts.

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