Touch panel built-in display device and method of controlling touch panel built-in display device to reduce display touch interference

1. A touch panel built-in display device, comprising:

a plurality of pixel electrode groups, each including a plurality of pixel electrodes;

a display driving control unit that sequentially supplies display driving signals to the plurality of pixel electrode groups;

a plurality of touch sensor electrodes to which touch detection driving signals are supplied and that are each disposed so as to overlap in a plan view at least one of the plurality of pixel electrode groups;

a touch detection driving control unit that supplies the touch detection driving signals to the plurality of touch sensor electrodes; and

a touch detection signal acquisition unit that acquires touch detection signals from the plurality of touch sensor electrodes,

wherein, the plurality of pixel electrode groups include a first pixel electrode group, a second pixel electrode group, and a third pixel electrode group,

the plurality of touch sensor electrodes include a first touch sensor electrode that is disposed so as to overlap in the plan view the first pixel electrode group, a second touch sensor electrode that is disposed so as to overlap in the plan view the second pixel electrode group, and a third touch sensor electrode that is disposed so as to overlap in the plan view the third pixel electrode group,

while the display driving signals are being supplied to the first pixel electrode group, the touch detection driving control unit does not supply the touch detection driving signals to the first touch sensor electrode, and supplies the touch detection driving signals to the second touch sensor electrode and the third touch sensor electrode,

the plurality of touch sensor electrodes include,

a plurality of drive electrodes to which the touch detection driving signals are supplied and that are each disposed so as to overlap in plan view at least one of the plurality of pixel electrode groups, and

a plurality of detection electrodes that form capacitance between the detection electrodes and the plurality of drive electrodes,

the touch detection signal acquisition unit acquires touch detection signals that include mutual capacitance detection signals from the plurality of detection electrodes,

the touch detection driving control unit supplies self-capacitance detection driving signals to each of the plurality of drive electrodes and the plurality of detection electrodes, in a period in which the display driving signals are not being supplied to any of the plurality of pixel electrode groups, and

the touch detection signal acquisition unit acquires touch detection signals that include self-capacitance detection signals from the plurality of drive electrodes and the plurality of detection electrodes.

2. The touch panel built-in display device according to claim 1 , further comprising:

a touch position detection control unit that outputs a touch position by an indicator, on the basis of the touch detection signals acquired from each of the plurality of touch sensor electrodes,

wherein the display driving control unit sequentially supplies the display driving signals to the plurality of pixel electrode groups at a refresh rate for display, and

wherein the touch position detection control unit outputs the touch position at a point in time earlier than a point in time of the plurality of pixel electrode groups being refreshed.

3. The touch panel built-in display device according to claim 1 , further comprising:

a source driving control unit that supplies source signals to each of the plurality of pixel electrode groups;

a plurality of source lines connecting each of the plurality of pixel electrode groups and the source driving control unit; and

a plurality of touch sensor lines that connect the plurality of touch sensor electrodes and the touch detection driving control unit, and that are disposed so as to overlap in plan view any one of the plurality of source lines.

4. A method of controlling a touch panel built-in display device including a plurality of pixel electrode groups each including a plurality of pixel electrodes, and a plurality of touch sensor electrodes that are each disposed so as to overlap in a plan view at least one of the plurality of pixel electrode groups,

wherein the plurality of pixel electrode groups include a first pixel electrode group, a second pixel electrode group, and a third pixel electrode group, and

the plurality of touch sensor electrodes include a first touch sensor electrode that is disposed so as to overlap in the plan view the first pixel electrode group, a second touch sensor electrode that is disposed so as to overlap in the plan view the second pixel electrode group, and a third touch sensor electrode that is disposed so as to overlap in the plan view the third pixel electrode group,

the method comprising:

supplying display driving signals to at least one of the plurality of pixel electrode groups; and

while the display driving signals are being supplied to the first pixel electrode group, not supplying touch detection driving signals to the first touch sensor electrode, and supplying the touch detection driving signals to the second touch sensor electrode and the third touch sensor electrode, wherein

the plurality of touch sensor electrodes include

a plurality of drive electrodes to which the touch detection driving signals are supplied and that are each disposed so as to overlap in plan view at least one of the plurality of pixel electrode groups, and

a plurality of detection electrodes that form capacitance between the detection electrodes and the plurality of drive electrodes, and

the method further comprises:

acquiring touch detection signals that include mutual capacitance detection signals from the plurality of detection electrodes,

supplying self-capacitance detection driving signals to each of the plurality of drive electrodes and the plurality of detection electrodes, in a period in which the display driving signals are not being supplied to any of the plurality of pixel electrode groups, and

acquiring touch detection signals that include self-capacitance detection signals from the plurality of drive electrodes and the plurality of detection electrodes.