Electro-optic displays

1. An electro-optic display comprising:

a display stack comprising a layer of electro-optic material disposed between a common electrode and an array of pixel electrodes, wherein each pixel electrode is associated with a display pixel;

a display controller circuit in electrical communication with the display stack, the display controller circuit capable of applying waveforms to each display pixel by applying one or more time-dependent voltages between the common electrode and each pixel electrode of the array of pixel electrodes;

a temperature sensor in communication with the display controller circuit, wherein the temperature sensor is positioned proximate to the display stack;

a first plurality of look-up tables in communication with the display controller circuit, the first plurality of look-up tables comprising waveform shape data representing a plurality of shapes of waveforms the display controller circuit is capable of applying to each display pixel to transition an initial optical state of each display pixel to a final optical state; and

a second plurality of look-up tables in communication with the display controller circuit, the second plurality of look-up tables comprising voltage amplitude data representing a plurality of voltage amplitudes the display controller circuit is capable of applying to each display pixel to transition the initial optical state of each display pixel to the final optical state.

2. The electro-optic display of claim 1 wherein each look-up table of the first plurality of look-up tables corresponds to one range of a first plurality of temperature ranges.

3. The electro-optic display of claim 2 wherein each range of the first plurality of temperature ranges is a subset of an operating temperature range of the electro-optic display.

4. The electro-optic display of claim 2 wherein each look-up table of the second plurality of look-up tables corresponds to one range of a second plurality of temperature ranges.

5. The electro-optic display of claim 4 wherein each range of the second plurality of temperature ranges is a subset of an operating temperature range of the electro-optic display.

6. The electro-optic display of claim 4 wherein the display controller circuit is configured to:

receive a temperature signal representing a temperature measured proximate to the display stack;

select waveform shape data from a look-up table of the first plurality of look-up tables based on the temperature measured proximate to the display stack;

select voltage amplitude data from a look-up table of the second plurality of look-up tables based on the temperature measured proximate to the display stack; and

apply waveforms to each display pixel based on the selected waveform shape data and voltage amplitude data.

7. The electro-optic display of claim 6 wherein the temperature measured proximate to the display stack is within a range of the first plurality of temperature ranges, and the look-up table of the first plurality of look-up tables corresponds to the range of the first plurality of temperature ranges.

8. The electro-optic display of claim 6 wherein the temperature measured proximate to the display stack is within a range of the second plurality of temperature ranges, and the look-up table of the second plurality of look-up tables corresponds to the range of the second plurality of temperature ranges.

9. The electro-optic display of claim 1 wherein the voltage amplitude data comprises voltage amplitude data representing at least four voltage amplitudes the display controller circuit is capable of applying to each display pixel to transition the initial optical state of each display pixel to the final optical state.

10. The electro-optic display of claim 4 wherein each range of the first plurality of temperature ranges is wider than each range of the second plurality of temperature ranges.

11. A method for driving an electro-optic display, the method comprising:

providing a display stack comprising a layer of electro-optic material disposed between a common electrode and an array of pixel electrodes, wherein each pixel electrode is associated with a display pixel;

providing a display controller circuit in electrical communication with the display stack, the display controller circuit capable of applying waveforms to each display pixel by applying one or more time-dependent voltages between the common electrode and each pixel electrode of the array of pixel electrodes;

providing a temperature sensor in communication with the display controller circuit, wherein the temperature sensor is positioned proximate to the display stack;

providing a first plurality of look-up tables in communication with the display controller circuit, the first plurality of look-up tables comprising waveform shape data representing a plurality of shapes of waveforms the display controller circuit is capable of applying to each display pixel to transition an initial optical state of each display pixel to a final optical state;

providing a second plurality of look-up tables in communication with the display controller circuit, the second plurality of look-up tables comprising voltage amplitude data representing a plurality of voltage amplitudes the display controller circuit is capable of applying to each display pixel to transition the initial optical state of each display pixel to the final optical state;

receiving a temperature signal representing a temperature measured proximate to the display stack;

selecting waveform shape data from a look-up table of the first plurality of look-up tables based on the temperature measured proximate to the display stack;

selecting voltage amplitude data from a look-up table of the second plurality of look-up tables based on the temperature measured proximate to the display stack; and

applying waveforms to each display pixel based on the selected waveform shape data and voltage amplitude data.

12. The method of claim 11 wherein each look-up table of the first plurality of look-up tables corresponds to one range of a first plurality of temperature ranges.

13. The method of claim 12 wherein each range of the first plurality of temperature ranges is a subset of an operating temperature range of the electro-optic display.

14. The method of claim 12 wherein each look-up table of the second plurality of look-up tables corresponds to one range of a second plurality of temperature ranges.

15. The method of claim 14 wherein each range of the second plurality of temperature ranges is a subset of an operating temperature range of the electro-optic display.

16. The method of claim 11 wherein the temperature measured proximate to the display stack is within a range of the first plurality of temperature ranges, and the look-up table of the first plurality of look-up tables corresponds to the range of the first plurality of temperature ranges.

17. The method of claim 11 wherein the temperature measured proximate to the display stack is within a range of the second plurality of temperature ranges, and the look-up table of the second plurality of look-up tables corresponds to the range of the second plurality of temperature ranges.

18. The method of claim 11 wherein the voltage amplitude data comprises voltage amplitude data representing at least four voltage amplitudes the display controller circuit is capable of applying to each display pixel to transition the initial optical state of each display pixel to the final optical state.

19. The method of claim 14 wherein each range of the first plurality of temperature ranges is wider than each range of the second plurality of temperature ranges.

20. The method of claim 11 further comprising determining a DC balance pulse to apply to each display pixel based on the waveforms applied to each display pixel based on the selected waveform shape data and voltage amplitude data.