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Battery life and outdoor visibility are two of the most important features for mobile applications today. It is desirable to achieve both low power consumption and excellent outdoor visibility on the display device at the same time. We have previously reported a new RGBW method to realize low power consumption and high luminance with high image quality. In this paper, the basic concept of a new RGBW calculation utilizing an “Extended HSV color space” model is described, and also its performance, such as low power consumption, color image reproducibility and outdoor visibility is presented. The new method focuses on the luminance-increase ratio by means of a White signal for the display image data, and derives the appropriate RGBW signal and backlight PWM signal for every frame period. This dynamically controlled system solves the problems of conventional RGBW systems, and realizes the same image quality as a corresponding RGB display. In order to quantify its color image reproducibility, a spectroscopic measurement has been completed using the Macbeth Color Chart. In addition, the advantages of high luminance by the new RGBW method is described. The converted tone curve with an RGBW method provides very high luminance, such as 1,000cd/m2, and improved outdoor visibility. Finally, a newly developed 4.38-inch full-HD (1,080 × 1,920) 503ppi prototype LCD utilizing this new RGBW technology is described.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E96-C No.11 pp.1367-1372
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- 2013/11/01
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- 1745-1353
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- 10.1587/transele.E96.C.1367
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Akira SAKAIGAWA
Japan Display Inc.
Masaaki KABE
Japan Display Inc.
Tsutomu HARADA
Japan Display Inc.
Fumitaka GOTO
Japan Display Inc.
Naoyuki TAKASAKI
Japan Display Inc.
Masashi MITSUI
Japan Display Inc.
Tae NAKAHARA
Japan Display Inc.
Kojiro IKEDA
Japan Display Inc.
Kenta SEKI
Japan Display Inc.
Toshiyuki NAGATSUMA
Japan Display Inc.
Amane HIGASHI
Japan Display Inc.
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Akira SAKAIGAWA, Masaaki KABE, Tsutomu HARADA, Fumitaka GOTO, Naoyuki TAKASAKI, Masashi MITSUI, Tae NAKAHARA, Kojiro IKEDA, Kenta SEKI, Toshiyuki NAGATSUMA, Amane HIGASHI, "Low Power Consumption Technology for Ultra-High Resolution Mobile Display by Using RGBW System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E96-C, no. 11, pp. 1367-1372, November 2013, doi: 10.1587/transele.E96.C.1367.
Abstract: Battery life and outdoor visibility are two of the most important features for mobile applications today. It is desirable to achieve both low power consumption and excellent outdoor visibility on the display device at the same time. We have previously reported a new RGBW method to realize low power consumption and high luminance with high image quality. In this paper, the basic concept of a new RGBW calculation utilizing an “Extended HSV color space” model is described, and also its performance, such as low power consumption, color image reproducibility and outdoor visibility is presented. The new method focuses on the luminance-increase ratio by means of a White signal for the display image data, and derives the appropriate RGBW signal and backlight PWM signal for every frame period. This dynamically controlled system solves the problems of conventional RGBW systems, and realizes the same image quality as a corresponding RGB display. In order to quantify its color image reproducibility, a spectroscopic measurement has been completed using the Macbeth Color Chart. In addition, the advantages of high luminance by the new RGBW method is described. The converted tone curve with an RGBW method provides very high luminance, such as 1,000cd/m2, and improved outdoor visibility. Finally, a newly developed 4.38-inch full-HD (1,080 × 1,920) 503ppi prototype LCD utilizing this new RGBW technology is described.
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