Ignis Innovation Inc.

Hongxin Liu

Shuenn-Jiun Tang

Junhu He

Jafar Talebzadeh

Arash Moradi

G Reza Chaji

Yaser Azizi

Qing Jiang

A pixel circuit for an active matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) and other active matrix displays is disclosed. The pixel circuit is programmed by the voltage supplied through a data line. An electrical current through a light emitting device for a known LED voltage and a pixel current for a pixel programed with a known data signal can be measured by a readout circuit through the data line. A 7T1C implementation enables to pre-charge the drive transistor to a reference voltage in each drive cycle, and to pre-set the light emitting device to a reference voltage prior to emission in each cycle.

Pixel circuit, display, and method

Display systems including novel Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) displays with controllable pixel-driver connections and the measuring of pixel voltage or current while controlling the controllable pixel-driver connections are disclosed. A single driver node is connected to a first node of a pixel, while a second connection from the single driver node to a second node of the pixel is disconnected using at least one peripheral controllable switch.

Display system with controllable connection

A pixel circuit for an active matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) and other active matrix displays is disclosed. The pixel circuit is programmed by the voltage supplied through a data line. An electrical current through a light emitting device for a known LED voltage and a pixel current for a pixel programmed with a known data signal can be measured by a readout circuit through the data line. A 7T1C implementation enables to pre-charge the drive transistor to a reference voltage in each drive cycle, and to pre-set the light emitting device to a reference voltage prior to emission in each cycle.

What is disclosed are systems and methods of compensation of images produced by active matrix light emitting diode device (AMOLED) and other emissive displays. Anomalies in luminance produced by pixel circuits and bias currents produced by current biasing circuits for driving current biased voltage programmed pixels are corrected through calibration and compensation while re-using existing data or other lines that can be controlled individually to perform said calibration and compensation.

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Cambridge, Canada

Hongxin Liu