Drive device and method for scanning a monolithic integrated LED

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

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34082582, G09G 332

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057512639

ABSTRACT:
A matrix including a plurality of light emitting devices organized into a plurality of rows of first contacts and columns of second contacts. Row/column decoding switches each coupled to a number of individual rows/columns and to a number of row/column address lines for selecting an addressed one of the number of individual rows/columns, and to an individual row/column data lead for selecting a row/column decoding switch. The matrix and row and column switches are integrated onto a common substrate. A programmable voltage source is coupled to the column decoding switches by the column data leads and a programmable current sink is coupled to the row decoding switches by the row data leads.

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