Device and method for driving display panel

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

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C345S036000, C345S082000

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07034782

ABSTRACT:
A display panel driving device that can obviate the need for constant current driving circuits in an anode driver circuit, in which a light emission column electrode lines is opened in a light emission period during scanning of each line of a display panel, and parasitic capacitors of light emitting elements are used to allow leak current from the combined parasitic capacitors of the non-scanned elements to the scanned elements to serve as the light emission current of the scanned elements.

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