Method for multiplex driving a passive liquid crystal display (L

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

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ABSTRACT:
The method of the present invention produces a plurality of bi-level waveforms on the ROW/common lines and COLUMN/segment lines of a passive multiplexed liquid crystal display (LCD). These waveforms drive the LCD display using binary data from display memory locations. At periodic intervals a counter is incremented while the counter value is then used to 1) look-up in a table the bi-level data to output on the ROW/commons; 2) look-up memory locations associated with the active COLUMN/segments; and 3) to provide inverted COLUMN/segments data before sending the bi-level data to the COLUMN/segment lines of the LCD. The counter increments from zero to four times the number of ROW/commons before being reset to zero and the waveforms repeated. Thus, an algorithm produces one ON/select voltage and one OFF
on-select voltage that are provided to the LCD.

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