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Three Dimensional Image Analysis of Multi-Field Driving Method for Reducing Multi-Media LCD Power Consumption
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We have analyzed a displayed image of TFT-LCD three-dimensionally in case of low power drive using Multi-Field Driving Method (MFD). We have also proposed a concept of multi-media driving method using MFD in which a displayed image was divided into some interlaced subfield images and the number of interlaced subfields can be changed depending on the moving quantities of displayed images. This method made it possible not only to reduce a driving power consumption in case of still images to less than half, compared to that with conventional methods, but also to maintain high moving image quality.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E81-C No.11 pp.1691-1696
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- 1998/11/25
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Haruhiko OKUMURA, Goh ITOH, "Three Dimensional Image Analysis of Multi-Field Driving Method for Reducing Multi-Media LCD Power Consumption" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E81-C, no. 11, pp. 1691-1696, November 1998, doi: .
Abstract: We have analyzed a displayed image of TFT-LCD three-dimensionally in case of low power drive using Multi-Field Driving Method (MFD). We have also proposed a concept of multi-media driving method using MFD in which a displayed image was divided into some interlaced subfield images and the number of interlaced subfields can be changed depending on the moving quantities of displayed images. This method made it possible not only to reduce a driving power consumption in case of still images to less than half, compared to that with conventional methods, but also to maintain high moving image quality.
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