Light-emitting element display device
View Patent ↗A light-emitting element display device includes a light-emitting element display panel that displays an image by light emission of light-emitting regions of a plurality of sub-pixels. Each of the pixels includes a first R sub-pixel, a second R sub-pixel, a first G sub-pixel, a second G sub-pixel, a first B sub-pixel and a second B sub-pixel. The second R sub-pixel, the second G sub-pixel, and the second B sub-pixel include a W electrode as a common electrode that causes the second R sub-pixel, the second G sub-pixel, and the second B sub-pixel to simultaneously emit lights in response to the application of a potential. The driver circuit includes a sub-pixel control unit that calculates a peak luminance in a screen based on the video signal and controls the plurality of sub-pixels based on the peak luminance.
1. A light-emitting element display device comprising a light-emitting element display panel that displays an image by light emission of light-emitting regions of a plurality of sub-pixels arranged in each of pixels in a display region, controlled by a driver circuit, wherein
the light-emitting element display device includes light-emitting portions that respectively emit lights of R (red), G (green), and B (blue),
each of the pixels includes
a first R sub-pixel and a second R sub-pixel each of which emits light in a red wavelength range,
a first G sub-pixel and a second G sub-pixel each of which emits light in a green wavelength range, and
a first B sub-pixel and a second B sub-pixel each of which emits light in a blue wavelength range,
the first R sub-pixel, the first G sub-pixel, and the first B sub-pixel respectively include an R electrode, a G electrode, and a B electrode that control light emission independently of one another in response to the application of potentials,
the second R sub-pixel, the second G sub-pixel, and the second B sub-pixel include a W (white) electrode as a common electrode that causes the second R sub-pixel, the second G sub-pixel, and the second B sub-pixel to simultaneously emit lights in response to the application of a potential,
the driver circuit includes a sub-pixel control unit that acquires a video signal to calculate a peak luminance in a screen based on the video signal and controls the plurality of sub-pixels based on the peak luminance,
the sub-pixel control unit includes
a peak luminance calculating unit that calculates the peak luminance,
an area luminance determining unit that determines, based on the peak luminance calculated by the peak luminance calculating unit, the luminance of a W sub-pixel including the W electrode arranged in the pixel in each of areas obtained by dividing the display region into a plurality of regions, and
a W sub-pixel control unit that applies, using the luminance of the W sub-pixel, a potential to the W electrode arranged in the pixel in each of the areas, and
the area luminance determining unit further determines the division of areas based on the peak luminance.
2. The light-emitting element display device according to claim 1 , wherein
the area luminance determining unit further determines a light emission time period as a time period in which the potential is applied.
3. The light-emitting element display device according to claim 1 , wherein
the sub-pixel control unit further includes an RGB sub-pixel control unit that determines, based on determination of the area luminance determining unit, the luminances of the first R sub-pixel, the first G sub-pixel, and the first B sub-pixel and applies, based on the respective determined luminances, potentials to the R electrode, the G electrode, and the B electrode.
4. The light-emitting element display device according to claim 1 , wherein
a scanning signal line to which respective transistors for applying potentials to the R electrode, the G electrode, the B electrode, and the W electrode are connected is common to the R electrode, the G electrode, the B electrode, and the W electrode.
5. The light-emitting element display device according to claim 1 , wherein
a scanning signal line to which respective transistors for applying potentials to the R electrode, the G electrode, and the B electrode are connected is common to the R electrode, the G electrode, and the B electrode, and is different from a scanning signal line to which a transistor for applying a potential to the W electrode is connected.
6. The light-emitting element display device according to claim 1 , wherein
the first R sub-pixel and the second R sub-pixel are aligned in a first direction,
the first G sub-pixel and the second G sub-pixel are aligned in the first direction,
the first B sub-pixel and the second B sub-pixel are aligned in the first direction,
the first R sub-pixel, the first G sub-pixel and the first B sub-pixel are aligned in a second
direction different from the first direction, and
the second R sub-pixel, the second G sub-pixel and the second B sub-pixel are aligned in the second direction.
7. The light-emitting element display device according to claim 1 , wherein
the first R sub-pixel is larger than the second R sub-pixel, the first G sub-pixel is larger than the second G sub-pixel, and the first B sub-pixel is larger than the second B sub-pixel.