Method for driving a liquid crystal display device

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

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ABSTRACT:
When a new image is written to a liquid crystal panel, row electrodes are scanned a-line-at-a-time in time periods Tp1, Tp2, selected row electrodes are set at a voltage Vr, and all column electrodes are set at −Vc. The portions of a liquid crystal at the selected row electrodes have a voltage of Vr+Vcapplied thereacross to bring the liquid crystal in the entire screen into a planar state. After the portions of the liquid crystal at all pixels have been brought into the planar state, new display is written by a-line-at-a-time scanning in time periods Td1, Td2.

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