Joled Inc.

Kohei Ebisuno

Masafumi Matsui

Hitoshi Tsuge

Shinya Ono

Toshiyuki Kato

A display device includes a plurality of pixels arranged in rows and columns, a plurality of first power lines that extend in a pixel column direction and through which a power supply voltage is supplied to the pixels, and a plurality of second power lines that extend in the pixel column direction and through which an initialization voltage different from the power supply voltage is to the pixels. The number of first power lines is greater than the number of second power lines.

Active matrix display device for reducing unbalanced voltage drop

A method for driving a display device including a plurality of pixels arranged in rows and columns, each of the pixels including an organic EL device that emits light in accordance with supplied current, a driving transistor that supplies current to the organic EL device, and a storage capacitor connected between the gate of driving transistor and a source or drain thereof, includes causing the organic EL device to emit light by supplying current to the organic EL device; resetting charge of at least one of the storage capacitor and a parasitic capacitance of the organic EL device; and applying a reverse bias voltage between the gate and source of the driving transistor. The resetting is performed between the light emission and the reverse-bias application.

Display device and method for driving same

Pixel circuits each include a write transistor having a gate electrode connected to a write control line, one of a drain electrode and a source electrode connected to a data line for transmitting data voltage corresponding to luminance of the pixel circuit, and the other of the drain electrode and the source electrode connected to a gate electrode of a drive transistor. A compensation circuit includes a compensation transistor connected to a compensation signal line and the write control line. A compensation voltage generation circuit outputs compensation control voltage in accordance with a representative value of data voltage for the pixel circuits. A capacitance of the write control line caused by the compensation transistor and a capacitance of the write control line caused by the write transistors of the pixel circuits have mutually opposite voltage dependence with respect to the representative value of the data voltage for the pixel circuits.

Display device

A plurality of pixel circuits included in a display device each includes: a drive transistor; a capacitor connected to a gate electrode and a source electrode of the drive transistor; a light-emitting element which is driven by the drive transistor; a write transistor having a gate electrode connected to a write control line for transmitting a write signal, one of a drain electrode and a source electrode connected to a data line for transmitting a data voltage corresponding to luminance, and the other of the drain electrode and the source electrode connected to the gate electrode of the drive transistor; and a compensation transistor having a gate electrode connected to the data line, and at least one of a drain electrode and a source electrode connected to the write control line, the compensation transistor being of same conductivity type as the write transistor.

Display device for decreasing capacitance voltage dependence

A display device includes a display pixel having: an organic EL element; a capacitor element; a drive transistor having a gate electrode connected to a first electrode of the capacitor element and a source electrode connected to a second electrode of the capacitor element and to an anode electrode of the organic EL element; a first switch element switching a state between a signal line supplying a voltage corresponding to a data signal and the first electrode of the capacitor element, between conducting and non-conducting states; and a resistance unit having a resistance, switching a state between a power line supplying an initialization voltage and the second electrode of the capacitor element between the conducting and non-conducting states, and disposed on a current path from a node that is a connection point of the second electrode and the anode electrode of the organic EL element to the power line.

Display device and display device control method

An active-matrix display device according to the present disclosure includes a plurality of pixels. Each of the pixels includes: a drive transistor disposed on a substrate; and an organic EL element that is caused by the drive transistor to emit light and includes an AM layer disposed above the substrate and a transparent electrode layer disposed above the AM layer. The active-matrix display device further includes: a source line that supplies data to the pixels; and a power supply line that supplies electric power to the pixels. The power supply line is shared by, among the plurality of pixels, two pixels that are adjacent to each other in a second direction that crosses a first direction in which the power supply line is extended. The source line and the AM layer are disposed not to overlap each other in a plan view of the substrate.

Active-matrix display device

A display device according to the present invention includes: a variable voltage source which supplies a supply voltage to an organic EL display unit; and a voltage regulating unit which regulates an external application voltage output by the variable voltage source, the organic EL display unit further includes an anode-side power source line network and a cathode-side power source line network connected to the pixels and the variable voltage source, the display device further includes a voltage measuring unit which measures a voltage for a monitor pixel, and the voltage regulating unit which calculates distributions of voltage drop amount generated in the anode-side power source line network and the cathode-side power source line network, calculates a voltage for the monitor pixel from the distributions of the voltage drop amount calculated, and regulates the supply voltage based on the calculation result and the voltage measured by the voltage measuring unit.

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Tokyo, Japan

Kohei Ebisuno