Display having sub-pixel having lower light-emission efficiency

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With luminescent solid or liquid material – Solid-state type

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C313S504000, C313S506000, C313S507000, C345S089000

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07952267

ABSTRACT:
A display by an active matrix drive in which plural pixels are controlled independently from one another, wherein each of the pixels includes at least two sub-pixels, the sub-pixels emit light of the same color as each other by application of current, and one sub-pixel of the sub-pixels has a lower light-emission efficiency per unit of current than that of the other sub-pixel. A display which has an improved gradation and is capable of multi-gradation reproduction is provided.

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“Organic EL Materials and Displays (Yuuki EL Zairyou to Disupurei)” edited by Junji Kido, pp. 283-284, CMC (2001).

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