Analysis of the time‐dependent optical properties of the entire LCD panel
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Abstract
Abstract To understand panel driving more accurately, the optical properties and their distributions in the LCD panel itself, excluding the backlight, were investigated by measuring the transmittance of a one‐dot pixel as a function of time. First, the behavior of time‐dependent transmittance was analyzed, and it was found that the off‐state TFT was not in a steady state but in a transient state during the holding period. Second, the time average, max, min, and range values of the transmittance curves were examined by varying the common voltage level and gray scale. Third, the analysis of such properties was expanded to cover those of the entire panel in all the gray scales. Lastly, the relationship between their properties and distributions was also investigated along with the contour plots.
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OpenAlex topics: Color Science and Applications · Thin-Film Transistor Technologies · Image and Signal Denoising Methods
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