Input/output panel, semiconductor device, and driving method
A novel input/output panel that is highly convenient and reliable is provided. The input/output panel includes a gate wiring, a first electrode, a second electrode, a current sensing circuit, and a pixel. The first electrode is electrically connected to the gate wiring. The second electrode intersects with the gate wiring and is provided so that capacitance is generated between the first electrode and the second electrode. The current sensing circuit is electrically connected to the second electrode and has a function of sensing a change in the capacitance. The pixel includes a transistor and a display element. The transistor includes a gate electrode, a source electrode, and a drain electrode. The gate electrode is electrically connected to the gate wiring. The display element includes a third electrode and a liquid crystal material. The third electrode is electrically connected to the source electrode or the drain electrode.
1. A method for driving an input/output panel comprising:
supplying predetermined voltage to a signal line in a first period;
supplying a selection signal to a first group of first wirings and a second group of the first wirings in a predetermined order group by group so that all the first wirings are supplied with the selection signal and sensing proximity of an object to the first group of the first wirings and the second group of the first wirings in a second period; and
supplying a selection signal to all gate wirings in a predetermined order and supplying a video signal to the signal line in a third period,
wherein the input/output panel comprises the gate wirings, the first wirings in the first group, the first wirings in the second group, the signal line, and a pixel,
wherein each of the first wirings is parallel to and directly electrically connected to a corresponding one of the gate wirings,
wherein the pixel is electrically connected to the signal line and any one of the gate wirings, and
wherein the pixel comprises a display element.
2. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 1 , wherein each of the first group of first wirings and the second group of first wirings comprise 3 or less first wirings.
3. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 1 ,
wherein the third period is a display period,
wherein the second period is a sensing period, and
wherein a frame period comprises the display period and the sensing period.
4. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 3 , wherein the display period and the sensing period do not overlap.
5. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 1 , wherein the predetermined voltage supplied to the signal line in the first period is a black signal.
6. A method for driving an input/output panel comprising:
supplying predetermined voltage to a signal line in a first period;
supplying a selection signal to a first group of first wirings and sensing proximity of an object to the first group of the first wirings in a second period;
supplying a selection signal to a first group of gate wirings in a predetermined order one by one so that the first group of the gate wirings is supplied with the selection signal and supplying a video signal to the signal line in a third period;
supplying predetermined voltage to the signal line in a fourth period;
supplying a selection signal to a second group of first wirings and sensing proximity of an object to the second group of the first wirings in a fifth period; and
supplying a selection signal to a second group of the gate wirings in a predetermined order one by one so that the second group of the gate wirings is supplied with the selection signal and supplying a video signal to the signal line in a sixth period,
wherein each of the first wirings is parallel to and directly electrically connected to a corresponding one of the gate wirings,
wherein the input/output panel comprises a first display region and a second display region adjacent to the first display region,
wherein the first display region comprises the first group of the gate wirings and the signal line, and
wherein the second display region comprises the second group of the gate wirings and the signal line.
7. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 6 , wherein each of the first group of the first wirings and the second group of the first wirings comprise 3 or less first wirings.
8. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 6 ,
wherein the third period is a display period,
wherein the second period is a sensing period, and
wherein a frame period comprises the display period and the sensing period.
9. The method for driving an input/output panel according to claim 6 , wherein the predetermined voltage supplied to the signal line in the first period is a black signal.