Intermingling subpixels in discrete level displays

Details Intermingling subpixels in discrete level displays Intermingling subpixels in discrete level displays

1997-06-20

1998-09-08

Wu, Xiao

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system

Display peripheral interface input device

Light pen for fluid matrix display panel

345 43, 345 89, 345147, G09G 510

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058051368

ABSTRACT:
The design of a single pixel in a discrete level display is replicated a large number of times, often over a million times. The design of the pixel arrangement has substantial consequences in the quality of any image reproduced utilizing the pixel arrangement. In reducing unwanted artifacts, many factors must be considered. The present invention discloses a superior form of pixel arrangement for a discrete level display having optically balanced properties in addition to an intermingling of illumination areas at higher intensities and an irregular format of illumination.

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