Method for correcting pixel data in a self-luminous display pane

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Display elements arranged in matrix

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345214, 348797, G09G 328, N04H 912

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ABSTRACT:
In a self-luminous display panel driving system, one field of a composite video signal is divided into N sub-fields, luminance of each pixel is set by a pixel data. The pixel data comprises N bits corresponding to the number of the sub-field. A present pixel data of a pixel is compared with a prior pixel data of a same pixel and a change between a data of a highest luminance and a data of a luminance of a one digit lower is detected. An inter-frame change signal is produced when a change is detected. In response to the inter-frame change signal, the present pixel data is corrected so as to change the sub-field of the present pixel data.

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