Development of OCB mode with impulsive driving scheme for improving moving picture quality

  • Kim, J.L. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Lee, C.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Park, S.Y. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Yoo, S.W. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Oh, J.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Lee, S.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Chai, C.C. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Park, C.W. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Ban, B.S. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Ahn, S.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Hong, M.P. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Chung, K.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Lim, S.K. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Kim, K.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics) ;
  • Souk, J.H. (LCD R&D center, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics)
  • Published : 2004.08.23

Abstract

In general, contrary to the CRTs with impulsive emission, liquid crystal displays have motion artifacts such as blurring. ghost image, decrease of dynamic CR(contrast ratio), and stroboscopic motion due to hold type driving method. In this paper, to improve motion picture quality of LCDs. impulsive driving method of black data insertion was applied to the OCB mode which is well known for its fast LC response time and wide viewing angle properties. Subject evaluation was carried out with CRT, TN, SIPS(Super IPS). and impulsive driving OCB. Moving picture image quality near CRT was obtained in impulsive OCB driving mode

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