Adaptive drive waveform for reducing crosstalk effects in electro-optical addressing structures
CA 2106843 A1 · Owner: Ilcisin, Kevin J. · Inventors: Prince, Dennis W.; Ilcisin, Kevin J.
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Abstract of the Disclosure, Crosstalk in reduced in any type of active matrix electro-optical display system (10) by applying a compensating signal, the value of which is dependent upon multiple data drive signals. In a preferred embodiment a, single compensating signal, equal to the inverse weighted average of all of the data drive signals applied during a row address period, can be applied to all data electrodes (20) after the data drive signals are stored in display reduces side-to-side crosstalk and front-to-back crosstalk to levels previously achievable for only type of crosstalk at a time.
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