Spliced display panel and method of compensating spliced display panel for mura phenomenon

1. A method of compensating a spliced display panel for a mura phenomenon, the method comprising:

defining a plurality of partitions, each of which has n columns and m rows of pixels, where n and m are equal to 4 or are multiples of 4, acquiring an initial compensation value for each of the pixels through a measuring device, and storing an initial compensation value for a first pixel in each of the plurality of partitions;

for the each of the plurality of partitions, computing initial compensation values for the pixels except the first pixel by linear interpolation according to initial compensation values for first pixels in adjacent partitions, and compensating the plurality of partitions for a mura phenomenon;

acquiring initial compensation values for pixels in a plurality of spliced partitions, which are disposed close to two sides of a spliced line of the spliced display panel; and

obtaining secondary compensation values for the pixels in the plurality of spliced partitions according to a secondary compensation formula and the initial compensation values for the pixels in the plurality of spliced partitions in order to compensate the plurality of spliced partitions for a mura phenomenon for the second time,

wherein multiple rows of pixels are arranged along a direction vertical to the spliced line in each of the plurality of spliced partitions, each row of pixels corresponds to a central value which is an initial compensation value for a pixel located in the each row of pixels and in the middle of the each of the plurality of spliced partitions, and for the each row of pixels, the secondary compensation formula comprises the central value to which the each row of pixels corresponds.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein a secondary compensation value for the each row of pixels is obtained by a corresponding central value according to the secondary compensation formula.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein when the central value is an even number, the secondary compensation formula is represented by: Z/2, where “Z” represents the central value.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein when the central value is an odd number and is greater than zero, the secondary compensation formula is represented by: (Z+1)/2, where “Z” represents the central value.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein when the central value is an odd number and is less than zero, the secondary compensation formula is represented by: (Z−1)/2, where “Z” represents the central value.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the central value is an initial compensation value for any of two middle pixels in a corresponding row of pixels.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein n is equal to m.