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Granted Patent B2
US 11,508,277 · App. 17/433,207 · Granted Nov 22, 2022

Display driving system, display module, method for driving display screen, and electronic device

Inventors: Dustin Yuk Lun Wai (Shenzhen, CN); Chun Yen Liu (Dongguan, CN); Chiaching Chu (Shenzhen, CN); Xia Li (Shanghai, CN)
Assignee: HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
G09G3/035G09G3/3208G09G2310/08G09G2320/0626G09G2330/021
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Patent No.
US 11,508,277
App. No.
17/433,207
Granted
Nov 22, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

An electronic device includes a display screen, where the display screen includes a first display region and a second display region, and a display driving system including a first emission (EM) signal output end configured to send a first EM signal to the display screen, where the display driving system further includes a second EM signal output end configured to send a second EM signal to the display screen, where the first EM signal controls the first display region to display an image in a first time period, and the second EM signal controls the second display region not to display an image in the first time period.

Claims (64)

1. An electronic device comprising:

a display screen comprising:

a first display region; and

a second display region; and

a display driving system coupled to the display screen and comprising:

a first emission (EM) signal output end configured to send, to the display screen, a first EM signal to control the first display region to display a first image during a first time period;

a second EM signal output end configured to send, to the display screen, a second EM signal to control the second display region to avoid displaying a second image during the first time period;

a video source output end configured to:

output a first video source signal corresponding to the first display region during a first time interval in a first time frame; and

turn off a second video source signal corresponding to the second display region during a second time interval in the first time frame, wherein the first time period comprises the first time frame;

a first EM layer positive voltage (ELVDD) output end configured to output a first ELVDD to provide a first high supply voltage for a first pixel circuit in the first display region; and

a second ELVDD output end configured to output a second ELVDD to provide a second high supply voltage for a second pixel circuit in the second display region,

wherein the first ELVDD and the second ELVDD are different.

2. A display driving system for controlling a display screen, comprising:

a first emission (EM) signal output end configured to send, to the display screen, a first EM signal to control a first display region of the display screen to display a first image during a first time period;

a second EM signal output end configured to send, to the display screen, a second EM signal to control a second display region of the display screen to avoid displaying a second image during the first time period;

a video source output end configured to:

output a first video source signal corresponding to the first display region during a first time interval in a first time frame; and

turn off a second video source signal corresponding to the second display region during a second time interval in the first time frame, wherein the first time period comprises the first time frame;

a first EM layer positive voltage (ELVDD) output end configured to output a first ELVDD to provide a first high supply voltage for a first pixel circuit in the first display region; and

a second ELVDD output end configured to output a second ELVDD to provide a second high supply voltage for a second pixel circuit in the second display region,

wherein the first ELVDD and the second ELVDD are different.

3. The display driving system of claim 2 , wherein the first EM signal remains at a first level or transitions between the first level and a second level during the first time period, wherein the second EM signal remains at the second level during the first time period, wherein the first EM signal output end is further configured to send, to the display screen, the first EM signal that is at the first level to control the first display region to emit first light, and wherein the second EM signal output end is further configured to send, to the display screen, the second EM signal that is at the first level to control the second display region to emit second light.

4. The display driving system of claim 2 , wherein the video source output end is further configured to:

generate the first video source signal based on a first brightness calibration parameter; and

generate the second video source signal based on a second brightness calibration parameter, wherein the first brightness calibration parameter is different from the second brightness calibration parameter.

5. The display driving system of claim 4 , wherein each of the first brightness calibration parameter and the second brightness calibration parameter comprises a display brightness vector (DBV).

6. The display driving system of claim 2 , further comprising:

a first EM layer negative voltage (ELVSS) output end configured to output a first ELVSS to provide a first low supply voltage for the first pixel circuit; and

a second ELVSS output end configured to output a second ELVSS to provide a second low supply voltage for the second pixel circuit, wherein the first ELVSS and the second ELVSS are different.

7. The display driving system of claim 2 , further comprising:

a first display drive circuit comprising the first EM signal output end; and

a second display drive circuit comprising the second EM signal output end.

8. The display driving system of claim 2 , further comprising a first display drive circuit comprising the first EM signal output end and the second EM signal output end.

9. The display driving system of claim 2 , wherein the display screen is a foldable display screen.

10. A method comprising:

sending, to a display screen, a first emission (EM) signal and to control a first display region of the display screen to display a first image during a first time period;

sending, to the display screen, a second EM signal to control a second display region of the display screen to avoid displaying a second image during the first time period;

outputting, to the display screen during a first time interval in a first time frame, a first video source signal corresponding to the first display region;

turning off a second video source signal corresponding to the second display region during a second time interval in the first time frame, wherein the first time period comprises the first time frame;

outputting, to the display screen, a first EM layer positive voltage (ELVDD) to provide a first high supply voltage for a first pixel circuit in the first display region; and

outputting, to the display screen, a second ELVDD to provide a second high supply voltage for a second pixel circuit in the second display region, wherein the first ELVDD and the second ELVDD are different.

11. The method of claim 10 , wherein the first EM signal remains at a first level or transitions between the first level and a second level during the first time period, wherein the second EM signal remains at the second level during the first time period, and wherein the method further comprises:

sending, to the display screen, the first EM signal that is at the first level to control the first display region to emit first light; and

sending, to the display screen, the second EM signal that is at the first level to control the second display region to emit second light.

12. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

outputting, to the display screen during a first time interval in a second time frame, a third video source signal corresponding to the first display region and indicating a black screen, wherein the second time frame is adjacent to a third time frame and is located before the third time frame; and

further sending, to the display screen, the first EM signal to control, starting from the third time frame, the first display region to switch from displaying the first image to avoid displaying the first image.

13. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

outputting, to the display screen during a first time interval in a fourth time frame, a fourth video source signal corresponding to the first display region and indicating a black screen, wherein the fourth time frame is adjacent to a fifth time frame and is located before the fifth time frame; and

further sending, to the display screen, the first EM signal to control, starting from the fourth time frame, the first display region to switch from not displaying the first image to displaying the first image.

14. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

generating the first video source signal based on a first brightness calibration parameter; and

generating the second video source signal based on a second brightness calibration parameter, wherein the first brightness calibration parameter and the second brightness calibration parameter are different.

15. The method of claim 14 , wherein each of the first brightness calibration parameter and the second brightness calibration parameter comprises a display brightness vector (DBV).

16. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

outputting, to the display screen, a first EM layer negative voltage (ELVSS) to provide a first low supply voltage for the first pixel circuit; and

outputting, to the display screen, a second ELVSS to provide a second low supply voltage for the second pixel circuit, wherein the first ELVSS and the second ELVSS are different.

17. The method of claim 10 , wherein the display screen is a foldable display screen.

18. The display driving system of claim 2 , wherein the first EM signal remains at a first level or transitions between the first level and a second level during the first time period, wherein the second EM signal remains at the second level during the first time period, wherein the first EM signal output end is further configured to send, to the display screen, the first EM signal that is at the second level to control the first display region to not to emit first light, and wherein the second EM signal output end is further configured to send, to the display screen, the second EM signal that is at the second level to control the second display region to not to emit second light.

19. The display driving system of claim 2 , wherein the video source output end is further configured to output, to the display screen during a first time interval in a second time frame, a third video source signal corresponding to the first display region and indicating a black screen, wherein the second time frame is adjacent to a third time frame and is located before the third time frame, and wherein the first EM signal output end is further configured to further send, to the display screen, the first EM signal to control, starting from the third time frame, the first display region to switch from displaying the first image to avoid displaying the first image.

20. The method of claim 10 , wherein the first EM signal remains at a first level or transitions between the first level and a second level during the first time period, wherein the second EM signal remains at the second level during the first time period, and wherein the method further comprises:

sending, to the display screen, the first EM signal that is at the second level to control the first display region to not to emit first light; and

sending, to the display screen, the second EM signal that is at the second level to control the second display region to not to emit second light.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 10, 2022
From: WAI, DUSTIN YUK LUN; LIU, CHUN YEN; CHU, CHIACHING; LI, XIA
To: HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
Reel/Frame 061143/0551 →
Priority Claims (1)
CN 201910843928.9 · Sep 6, 2019 · national
Continuity (1)
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