Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Eun-Gyeong Choe

Soon-Dong Kim

Jin-Wook Yang

Hee-Chul Hwang

Chang-Noh Yoon

Joo-Hyung Lee

Dong-Won Lee

Ji-eun Park

A display panel includes a first pixel group including sub-pixels coupled to a first scan line and located in first through N-th sub-pixel columns, where N is an even number greater than or equal to 2, a second pixel group including sub-pixels coupled to the first scan line and located in (N+1)-th through 2N-th sub-pixel columns, a third pixel group including sub-pixels coupled to a second scan line adjacent to the first scan line and located in the first through N-th sub-pixel columns, and a fourth pixel group including sub-pixels coupled to the second scan line and located in the (N+1)-th through 2N-th sub-pixel columns. The first pixel group and the second pixel group are driven during a first scan on time in which the first scan line is driven. Consecutive N−1 sub-pixels among the sub-pixels of the third pixel group and one sub-pixel among the sub-pixels of the fourth pixel group are driven during a first portion of a second scan on time in which the second scan line is driven, and consecutive N−1 sub-pixels among the sub-pixels of the fourth pixel group and one sub-pixel among the sub-pixels of the third pixel group are driven during a second portion of the second scan on time.

Display panel and display device

A display panel includes a first pixel group and a second pixel group each including sub-pixels coupled to the first scan line, a third pixel group and a fourth pixel group each including sub-pixels coupled to the second scan line. The first pixel group and the second pixel group are driven during a first scan on time in which the first scan line is driven. Consecutive N&#x2212;1 sub-pixels among the sub-pixels of the third pixel group and one sub-pixel among the sub-pixels of the fourth pixel group are driven during a first portion of a second scan on time in which the second scan line is driven, and consecutive N&#x2212;1 sub-pixels among the sub-pixels of the fourth pixel group and one sub-pixel among the sub-pixels of the third pixel group are driven during a second portion of the second scan on time.

A display device may include a display panel including a plurality of pixels and sensing lines respectively coupled to the pixels, a degradation compensator configured to detect a degradation of the pixels based on a current flowing through the pixels and to compensate a brightness and a color difference of a first region including at least one of the pixels coupled to a respective one of the sensing lines, through which the degradation is detected, based on a first sensing data of the first region and a second sensing data of a second region including pixels adjacent the pixels of the first region, a data driver configured to provide data signals to data lines, a scan driver configured to provide scan signals to the pixels, and a timing controller configured to generate control signals which control the degradation compensator, the data driver, and the scan driver.

Degradation compensating device and display device having the same

A method of operating an organic light emitting diode (OLED) display device and an OLED display using the method are disclosed. In one aspect, input data is received, the input data is converted into mapped data based on random data mapping information, one sub-frame pattern is selected from a plurality of sub-frame patterns based on the random data mapping information, and an image is formed for the display device based on the mapped data and the selected sub-frame pattern.

Method of operating an organic light emitting display device, and organic light emitting display device

A mobile device including a first display, a second display, a foldable coupling portion for coupling the first display to the second display, an angle sensing unit for sensing a folding angle between the first display and the second display, a direction-of-sight sensing unit for sensing a direction of sight of a user, and a controller for determining whether to use a touch input sensed by either the first display or the second display based on the sensed folding angle and the sensed direction of sight.

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Suwon-si, South Korea

Eun-Gyeong Choe