Method of driving liquid crystal display device and liquid cryst

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

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ABSTRACT:
In a method for driving a liquid crystal display device in which a scanning electrode signal and a data electrode signal are successively applied to a display panel where picture elements, which are arranged so that a liquid crystal element and a two-terminal non-linear element are connected in series, are arranged in a matrix-like pattern, a scanning electrode signal whose level is switched to a higher and lower levels than a reference level is applied during the selecting period for determining as to whether the picture element is turned on or off and a scanning electrode signal with the reference level is applied during non-selecting period. As a result, production of a residual image and occurrence of crosstalk can be lowered.

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