Address generation in a light modulator

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display driving control circuitry – Intensity or color driving control

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C345S084000, C345S085000, C345S108000, C345S690000, C345S698000, C348S758000, C348S759000

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07453478

ABSTRACT:
A light modulator includes a control unit configured to receive an image input signal, and an array having a plurality of pixels arranged in a plurality of rows. The control unit is configured to provide a first address associated with the image input signal to the array in response to detecting a first mode of operation, and the control unit is configured to provide a second address associated with the image input signal to the array in response to detecting a second mode of operation. The array is configured to drive a first one of the plurality of rows in response to receiving the first address, and the array is configured to drive the first one of the plurality of rows and a second one of the plurality of rows in response to receiving the second address.

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