Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Matheus Farias Miranda

Jong Kon Bae

Han Yu Ool Kim

Yo Han Lee

Dong Kyoon Han

Dong Hyun Yeom

Tae Sung Kim

Dong Hwy Kim

Hanyuool Kim

Ho Jin Kim

Donghyun Yeom

Kwangtai Kim

Yo-Han Lee

Dongkyoon Han

Kwang Tai Kim

Jong-Kon Bae

Hyungsup Byeon

Dong-Kyoon Han

Ha Young Kim

Yun Pyo Hong

Taewoong Lee

Seungkyu Choi

Ji Eun Yang

Various embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic device for adjusting voltage and an operation method therefor. The electronic device may comprise: a display; and a processor, wherein the processor is configured to: identify first information which relates to the brightness of at least one first content included in a first image layer and is to be displayed using the display, and second information which relates to the brightness of at least one second content included in a second image layer and is to be displayed using the display; adjust the brightness of the second content at least on the basis of a difference between the first information and the second information; and in a state where the second image layer is superimposed on the first image layer including the first content, display the at least one first content, and the second content the brightness of which has been adjusted, using the display. Other embodiments are also possible.

Electronic device for controlling display of content on basis of brightness information and operation method therefor

An electronic device includes a display, a display driver integrated circuit (DDI) electrically coupled with the display, a memory that stores an image, and a processor. The processor is configured to analyze at least one feature of the image and to determine at least one of a movement range, a movement interval, and a movement period of the image based on the at least one feature. The DDI is configured to display the image in the display when at least part of the processor is deactivated, and to change a display location of the image within the movement range depending on the movement interval and the movement period.

Electronic device and method for displaying image on a display to prevent burn-in of the display

An electronic device includes a touch sensor; a touch sensor integrated circuit (IC) to detect a touch sensed by the touch sensor, a display panel, a host processor, and a display driving integrated circuit (IC) to drive the display panel such that an image received from a host processor is displayed on the display panel.

Method for low power driving of display and electronic device for performing same

An electronic device includes a display, a processor generating image data, a graphic random access memory (GRAM) storing the image data, and a display driver integrated circuit for driving the display. The display driver integrated circuit is configured to select a part of the image data and to output the selected part to a specified area of the display.

Display driving circuit and method of partial image data

According to various embodiments of the present invention, a three-dimensional imaging device and/or an electronic device may comprise: a stand for supporting an electronic device including a display panel; a half mirror disposed on one surface of the stand in such a way as to slantingly face the display panel of the electronic device supported by the stand; and a retro-reflection member disposed on the stand in such a way as to incline toward the half mirror, wherein the half mirror reflects an image (hereinafter, 'a first output image') output from the display panel to introduce the reflected image into the retro-reflection member, and allows the image reflected by the retro-reflection member to transmit therethrough, so as to form an image (hereinafter, 'a first aerial image') corresponding to the first output image, on a space at another side of the half mirror. Such an electronic device may exist in various forms according to embodiments.

Three-dimensional imaging device and electronic device including same

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Matheus Farias Miranda