Design of compensation pixel circuit with In-Zn-O thin film transistor for active-matrix organic light-emitting diode 3D display

This paper presents a new compensation pixe] circuit suitable for active-matrix organic light-emitting diode （AMOLED） stereoscopic three dimensional （3D~ displays with shutter glasses. The simultaneous emissio~ method was used to solve the crosstalk problem, in which the periods of initialization and threshold voltage detectio11 occur for each pixel of whole panel simultaneously. Furthermore, there was no need of the periods of initialization and threshold voltage detection from the second frame beginning by one-time detection method. employing threshold voltage The non-uniformity of the proposed pixel circuit was considerably low with an average value of 8.6% measured from 20 discrete proposed pixel circuits integrated by In-Zn-O thin film transistors （IZO TFTs）. It was shown that the OLED current almost remains constant for the number of frames up to 70 even the threshold voltage detection period only exists in the first frame.

A new LTPS TFT AC pixel circuit for an AMOLED

This work presents a new voltage programmed pixel circuit for an active-matrix organic light-emitting diode（AMOLED） display.The proposed pixel circuit consists of six low temperature polycrystalline silicon thinfilm transistors（LTPS TFTs）,one storage capacitor,and one OLED,and is verified by simulation work using HSPICE software.Besides effectively compensating for the threshold voltage variation of the driving TFT and OLED,the proposed pixel circuit offers an AC driving mode for the OLED,which can suppress the degradation of the OLED.Moreover,a high contrast ratio can be achieved by the proposed pixel circuit since the OLED does not emit any light except for the emission period.

High-speed low-power voltage-programmed driving scheme for AMOLED displays

A new voltage-programmed driving scheme named the mixed parallel addressing scheme is presented for AMOLED displays, in which one compensation interval can be divided into the first compensation frame and the consequent N – 1 post-compensation frames without periods of initialization and threshold voltage detection.The proposed driving scheme has the advantages of both high speed and low driving power due to the mixture of the pipeline technology and the threshold voltage one-time detection technology. Corresponding to the proposed driving scheme, we also propose a new voltage-programmed compensation pixel circuit, which consists of five TFTs and two capacitors（5T2C）. In–Zn–O thin-film transistors（IZO TFTs） are used to build the proposed 5T2 C pixel circuit. It is shown that the non-uniformity of the proposed pixel circuit is considerably reduced compared with that of the conventional 2T1C pixel circuit. The number of frames（N） preserved in the proposed driving scheme are measured and can be up to 35 with the variation of the OLED current remaining in an acceptable range.Moreover, the proposed voltage-programmed driving scheme can be more valuable for an AMOLED display with high resolution, and may also be applied to other compensation pixel circuits.