Decreased Motion Blur in Large-Size, Organic, Light-Emitting Device Panels Due to Integrated Gate Driver Circuits With a Moving-Picture Response-Time-Reduction Method

Abstract

The motion blur of a large-size, organic, light-emitting device (OLED) panel could be reduced by decreasing the moving-picture response time (MPRT). The MPRT of an OLED display panel with a fast response was significantly affected by the frame frequency and the compensation driving method, and the MPRTs of large-size OLED display panels could be significantly decreased by using an integrated gate driver circuit with a MPRT reduction method. The MPRT was decreased due to the ability to turn the emitting pixels off in advance, which was possible due to the provision of black data. The integrated gate drivers were designed so that a normal display, black data insertion, and operation in the compensation mode could be achieved. The MPRT of a 65-inch ultra-high-definition (UHD) OLED panel was decreased to 3.4 ms by using an integrated gate driver circuit. The MPRT reduction method proposed in this study can reduce the MPRT time to below 6.8 ms according to the black data insertion duty. This MPRT time of 6.8 ms can be further reduced to 3.4 ms in 50% black data duty, showing a 50% MPRT improvement. Thus, the motion blur of such large-size OLED display panels can be significantly reduced by decreasing the value of the MPRT.

Keywords

• Motion blur
• large-size organic light-emitting device
• moving picture response time
• integrated gate driver