Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim
118 words
A method for driving by means of the line at a time process an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel having both switching elements and memory elements for respective picture elements comprising the steps of: dividing each horizontal scanning period into two periods, a video signal period and an erasing signal period; forming a composite signal having a video signal as one portion thereof and an erasing signal as another portion thereof; writing said video signal on said panel by means of a first pulse corresponding to said video signal period; and applying said erasing signal to said panel by means of a plurality of second pulses corresponding to said erasing signal period thereby to erase said panel.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
118 words
A method for driving by means of the line at a time process an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel having both switching elements and memory elements for respective picture elements comprising the steps of: dividing each horizontal scanning period into two periods, a video signal period and an erasing signal period; forming a composite signal having a video signal as one portion thereof and an erasing signal as another portion thereof; writing said video signal on said panel by means of a first pulse corresponding to said video signal period; and applying said erasing signal to said panel by means of a plurality of second pulses corresponding to said erasing signal period thereby to erase said panel.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
80 words
A method for driving an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel as defined in claim 1, wherein said composite signal is applied to an X electrode group of said X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel, said first pulse corresponding to said video signal period is applied successively to the Y electrode group of said X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel, and said plurality of second pulses corresponding to said erasing signal period are applied successively to said Y electrode group.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
39 words
A method for driving an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel as defined in claim 2, wherein said first pulse and said plurality of second pulses are switched by means of gate signals synchronized with a vertical synchronizing signal.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
38 words
A method for driving an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel as defined in claim 1, wherein an erasing signal which is inverted every horizontal scanning line is inserted within said erasing signal period of said composite signal.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
40 words
A method for driving an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal panel as defined in claim 1, wherein said composite signal is formed by converting a series video signal into parallel video signals to which are respectively added parallel erasing signals.
Claim 7
Independent Claim
173 words
An apparatus for driving the electrodes of an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal display panel including paired switching elements and memory elements for respective picture elements, comprising a Y electrode pulse generator for sequentially scanning the Y electrodes of said panel, said Y electrode pulse generator including means for applying to each electrode a video signal write pulse during a first portion of a horizontal scanning period for said each electrode, and means for applying a first pulse stream erase signal to said each electrode during a second portion of said horizontal scanning period; and, a X electrode video signal processing circuit for sampling a video signal and sequentially supplying said samples to the X electrodes of said panel, said X electrode video signal processing circuit including means for supplying said video signal samples to said X electrodes during periods of time corresponding to said first portion of said horizontal scanning period, and means for supplying a second erase signal to said X electrodes during said second portion of said horizontal scanning period.
Claim 8
Independent Claim
173 words
An apparatus for driving the electrodes of an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal display panel including paired switching elements and memory elements for respective picture elements, comprising a Y electrode pulse generator for sequentially scanning the Y electrodes of said panel, said Y electrode pulse generator including means for applying to each electrode a video signal write pulse during a first portion of a horizontal scanning period for said each electrode, and means for applying a first pulse stream erase signal to said each electrode during a second portion of said horizontal scanning period; and, a X electrode video signal processing circuit for sampling a video signal and sequentially supplying said samples to the X electrodes of said panel, said X electrode video signal processing circuit including means for supplying said video signal samples to said X electrodes during periods of time corresponding to said first portion of said horizontal scanning period, and means for supplying a second erase signal to said X electrodes during said second portion of said horizontal scanning period.