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SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2001

41.4: 50-Hz Flicker Reduction for PDP and Evaluation System Development

Hirohito Kuriyama; Keiichi Kaneko; Hiroyuki Wakayama; Akira Yamamoto; Ayahito Kojima

In this paper, we describe the optimum sub field sequences for displaying at 50-Hz basis rate on PDP: A modified duplicated sub field sequence is represented with much reduction of the large flicker against 50-Hz basis video signals. Further in the designing procedure, the simulation method for 50-Hz flicker has developed and verification result between simulation and measurement meets the expectations well.


SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2004

30.2: Invited Paper: High‐Performance 55‐inch Diagonal WXGA PDP with Extended ALIS Technology

Hirohito Kuriyama; Hidehiro Kanada; Yutaka Chiaki; Takashi Shiizaki; Hiroyuki Nakahara; Koji Ohira

We have developed a high performance 55-inch diagonal WXGA PDP module with a novel structure of Extended ALIS (Alternate Lighting of Surfaces) technology. The new cell structure using a common bus electrode concept was invented with a new driving scheme aiming at progressive lighting. A motion adaptive data processing method was also developed to suppress motion artifacts such as color contour or hatching degradation. The newly developed 55-inch WXGA panel has 1,000 cd/m2 peak luminance and 160 cd/m2 full screen white luminance with 9,000 K color temperature at 350W display power consumption.


Journal of The Society for Information Display | 2005

High‐performance 55‐in. diagonal WXGA PDP with extended ALIS technology

Hirohito Kuriyama; M. Takeuchi; Yutaka Chiaki; Koji Ohira; Takashi Shiizaki

— We have developed a high-performance 55-in. diagonal WXGA PDP module with a novel structure by using Extended ALIS (Alternate Lighting of Surfaces) technology. The new cell structure that uses the common bus electrode concept was invented with a new driving scheme aimed toward progressive lighting. A new method of reducing dynamic false contour (DFC), motion adaptive subfield coding, was also developed. The newly developed 55-in. WXGA panel has a 1000-cd/m2 peak luminance and a 160-cd/m2 full-screen white luminance with a 9000 K color temperature at a 350-W display power consumption.


Archive | 1995

Brightness control and power control of display device

Hirohito Kuriyama; Keiichi Kaneko; Rikurou Tanahashi; Akira Yamamoto; Shigeki Kameyama; Masaya Tajima; Shigetoshi Tomio; Tomokatsu Kishi


Archive | 1996

Intraframe time-division multiplexing type display device and a method of displaying gray-scales in an intraframe time-division multiplexing type display device

Masaya Tajima; Toshio Ueda; Katsuhiro Ishida; Naoki Matsui; Kyoji Kariya; Akira Yamamoto; Hirohito Kuriyama


Archive | 1997

Method and apparatus for controlling power consumption of display unit, display system equipped with the same, and storage medium with program stored therein for implementing the same

Katsuhiro Ishida; Hiroyuki Wakayama; Hirohito Kuriyama; Akira Yamamoto; Ayahito Kojima; Masaya Tajima; Kyoji Kariya


Archive | 1999

Panel display in which the number of sustaining discharge pulses is adjusted according to the quantity of display data, and a driving method for the panel display

Hirohito Kuriyama; Masaya Tajima; Toshio Ueda; Katsuhiro Ishida; Akira Yamamoto


Archive | 1996

Panel display adjusting number of sustaining discharge pulses according to the quantity of display data

Hirohito Kuriyama; Masaya Tajima; Toshio Ueda; Katsuhiro Ishida; Akira Yamamoto


Archive | 1999

Power consumption control in display unit

Katsuhiro Ishida; Masaya Tajima; Kiyoshi Takata; Hirohito Kuriyama


Archive | 1997

Plasma display device driven in a subframe mode

Ayahito Kojima; Masaya Tajima; Hirohito Kuriyama; Katsuhiro Ishida; Akira Yamamoto

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