Fujitsu Corporation

Hiroyuki Ishizaki

Hisashi Yamaguchi

Kenji Murase

Hirofumi Kashiwara

Toyoshi Kawada

Masaji Dohi

Yoshiki Tsujino

A charge injection device sensing an optical radiation pattern is driven at an operation sequence where the charge holding mode is inserted between the charge storing/readout mode and the charge injection mode. The charge holding period is effective for picture elements influenced by charges injected into the substrate after the readout operation placed spacially far and timed. The problem of cross-talk at high speed operation is resolved.

Method for driving a charge injection device

A self shift type gas discharge panel in which the display screen comprises a plurality of shift lines arranged in parallel in the vertical direction, and a system and method for driving the panel. The display screen is divided into several sections both in the horizontal and vertical directions to form a plurality of display areas, and the shift operation can be performed independently in each of these display areas. While the forward shift operation is conducted in a single selected display area, a reciprocating or sway shift operation, or a stationary display, obtain selectively in the remaining display areas with such a configuration, so that an editing operation can be realized which is similar to that realized by the existing well known matrix display gas discharge panel. As a result, the display function can be much improved.

Self shift type gas discharge panel, driving system

Methods and systems for driving a self-shift type of gas discharge panel utilize a plurality of basic pulse trains for the shifting of discharge spots. The pulse trains are applied cyclically and sequentially to each phase of a multi-phase display cell array, each cycle comprising several unit periods, and the array having regularity in its arrangement. This facilitates control of timing for phase switching, and accurate shift operation can be realized by variation of the basic pulse trains.

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Akashi, Japan

Hiroyuki Ishizaki