Driving system for a plasma 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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348451, 358458, G09G 328, H04N 701, H04N 140

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060183292

ABSTRACT:
A discriminator is provided in a driving system for a plasma display panel so as to discriminate whether an input video signal is a moving picture signal or a still picture signal, and an A/D converter is provided for sampling the video signal for producing a pixel data having n-bit. The pixel data is converted into a false contour correcting pixel data having a (n+m)-bit based on a correcting pixel data derived from a table. A controller selects the false contour correcting pixel data when the input video signal is a moving picture signal, and selects the pixel data from the A/D converter when a still picture signal. The plasma display panel is driven by a pixel data determined by the controller.

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