Control device of a liquid crystal display device
View Patent ↗A control device of an IPS-mode or other mode liquid crystal display device for increasing response speed without diminishing elastic torque of the liquid crystal. Image signals are supplied in such a manner that one display pattern is displayed in first and second, two consecutive frames. When to increase voltage of the image signal for changing luminance, voltage at the first frame being set higher than a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to a given luminance; and voltage at the second frame being set to a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to the given luminance. Meanwhile, when to decrease voltage of the image signal for changing luminance, voltage at the first frame being set lower than a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to a given luminance; and voltage at the second frame being set to a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to the given luminance.
1. A control device of a liquid crystal display device, comprising:
an array substrate comprised of signal lines, scanning lines being arranged perpendicular to the signal lines, switching elements each being arranged in vicinity of respective crossing point of the signal line and the scanning line, and pixel electrodes each being connected to respective one of the switching elements;
a counter substrate being opposed to the array substrate with a liquid crystal layer interposed therebetween;
a signal line driving circuit for supplying image signals to the respective signal lines; and
a scanning line driving circuit for supplying gate signals to the respective scanning lines, the gate signals serving to turn on the switching elements to write the image signals to the pixel electrodes;
said image signals being supplied in a manner for displaying one display pattern during two consecutive frame periods consisting of first and second frames; and
when to increase voltage of the image signal as to change luminance, solely voltage at the first frame being set higher than a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to a given luminance; and then reverted as voltage at the second frame being set to a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to the given luminance.
2. The control device according to claim 1 , wherein a difference between said voltage at the first frame and said voltage value of gradation at the first frame is greater than a voltage corresponding to one gradation scale.
3. A control device of a liquid crystal display device, comprising:
an array substrate comprised of signal lines, scanning lines being arranged perpendicular to the signal lines, switching elements each being arranged in vicinity of respective crossing paint of the signal line and the scanning line, and pixel electrodes each being connected to respective one of the switching elements;
a counter substrate being opposed to the array substrate with a liquid crystal layer interposed therebetween;
a signal line driving circuit for supplying image signals to the respective signal lines; and
a scanning line driving circuit for supplying gate signals to the respective scanning lines, the gate signals serving to turn on the switching elements to write the image signals to the pixel electrodes;
said image signals being supplied in a manner for displaying one display pattern during two consecutive frame periods consisting of first and second frames; and
when to decrease voltage of the image signal as to change luminance, solely voltage at the first frame being set lower than a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to a given luminance; and then reverted as voltage at the second frame being set to a voltage value of gradation scale corresponding to the given luminance.
4. The control device according to claim 1 or 3 , wherein the liquid crystal layer is formed of an IPS-mode liquid crystal.
5. The control device according to claim 1 or 3 , wherein the liquid crystal layer is formed of a TN-mode liquid crystal.
6. The control device according to claim 1 or 3 , wherein the liquid crystal layer is formed of an STN-mode liquid crystal.
7. The control device according to claim 1 or 3 , wherein the liquid crystal layer is formed of a VA-mode liquid crystal.