[go: up one dir, main page]

WO2006095734A1 - Display control device, display device, display control method, program for the display control method, and recording medium having recorded the program thereon - Google Patents

Display control device, display device, display control method, program for the display control method, and recording medium having recorded the program thereon Download PDF

Info

Publication number
WO2006095734A1
WO2006095734A1 PCT/JP2006/304374 JP2006304374W WO2006095734A1 WO 2006095734 A1 WO2006095734 A1 WO 2006095734A1 JP 2006304374 W JP2006304374 W JP 2006304374W WO 2006095734 A1 WO2006095734 A1 WO 2006095734A1
Authority
WO
WIPO (PCT)
Prior art keywords
light
display
state
display control
control device
Prior art date
Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
Ceased
Application number
PCT/JP2006/304374
Other languages
French (fr)
Japanese (ja)
Inventor
Takehiko Go
Masao Nakane
Junya Ochi
Yuji Takatori
Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the list.)
Pioneer Corp
Original Assignee
Pioneer Corp
Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the date listed.)
Filing date
Publication date
Application filed by Pioneer Corp filed Critical Pioneer Corp
Publication of WO2006095734A1 publication Critical patent/WO2006095734A1/en
Anticipated expiration legal-status Critical
Ceased legal-status Critical Current

Links

Classifications

    • GPHYSICS
    • G09EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09GARRANGEMENTS OR CIRCUITS FOR CONTROL OF INDICATING DEVICES USING STATIC MEANS TO PRESENT VARIABLE INFORMATION
    • G09G3/00Control arrangements or circuits, of interest only in connection with visual indicators other than cathode-ray tubes
    • G09G3/20Control arrangements or circuits, of interest only in connection with visual indicators other than cathode-ray tubes for presentation of an assembly of a number of characters, e.g. a page, by composing the assembly by combination of individual elements arranged in a matrix no fixed position being assigned to or needed to be assigned to the individual characters or partial characters
    • G09G3/34Control arrangements or circuits, of interest only in connection with visual indicators other than cathode-ray tubes for presentation of an assembly of a number of characters, e.g. a page, by composing the assembly by combination of individual elements arranged in a matrix no fixed position being assigned to or needed to be assigned to the individual characters or partial characters by control of light from an independent source
    • G09G3/3406Control of illumination source
    • G09G3/3413Details of control of colour illumination sources
    • GPHYSICS
    • G09EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09GARRANGEMENTS OR CIRCUITS FOR CONTROL OF INDICATING DEVICES USING STATIC MEANS TO PRESENT VARIABLE INFORMATION
    • G09G2360/00Aspects of the architecture of display systems
    • G09G2360/14Detecting light within display terminals, e.g. using a single or a plurality of photosensors
    • G09G2360/145Detecting light within display terminals, e.g. using a single or a plurality of photosensors the light originating from the display screen

Definitions

  • the present invention relates to a display control device that adjusts the display state of an image on a display means, a display device, a display control method, a program thereof, and a recording medium on which the program is recorded.
  • Patent Document 1 JP 2001-142446 A (page 4, left column, page 4, right column)
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a display control device, a display device, a display control method, a program thereof, and a recording medium on which the program is recorded, which can appropriately adjust the display state of an image on a display unit. That is.
  • the display control apparatus of the present invention is provided in a display unit including a display region for displaying an image and an irradiation unit for irradiating light to the display region, and the display unit displays from the irradiation unit to the display region.
  • a display control device for adjusting a display state of an image, comprising: a light state detecting unit that is disposed at a predetermined position in the display region and detects a state of light from the irradiation unit incident on the predetermined position; Display state adjusting means for controlling to adjust the display state of the image at the predetermined position based on the state of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position detected by the light state detecting means; It is characterized by comprising.
  • the display device of the present invention includes a display region for displaying an image, a display unit including an irradiation unit that irradiates light to the display region, and the display control device of the present invention described above. It is characterized by.
  • the display control method of the present invention is applied to a display unit including a display region for displaying an image and an irradiation unit for irradiating light to the display region, and is incident on the display region from the irradiation unit.
  • a display control method for adjusting a display state of an image in the display region by adjusting a transmission state or a reflection state of light, wherein the state of light from the irradiation unit incident on a predetermined position in the display region is determined. And detecting and adjusting the display state of the image at the predetermined position based on the detected state of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position.
  • the display control program of the present invention is characterized in that the calculation means functions as the above-described display control device of the present invention.
  • a display control program of the present invention is characterized by causing a calculation means to execute the above-described display control method of the present invention.
  • a recording medium on which the display control program of the present invention is recorded is characterized in that the display control program of the present invention described above is recorded so as to be readable by an arithmetic means.
  • FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a display device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of an LCD panel according to the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel in the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a luminance unevenness correction process for video in the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a display device according to the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel in the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a video color misregistration correction process in the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • Pixel average calculating means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device 192
  • Luminance correction coefficient setting means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device
  • Subpixel average calculating means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device
  • Color correction coefficient setting means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device
  • Red sub-pixel as first liquid crystal element 381C Color filter as a red transmission means
  • 381D Red light sensor as first light intensity detecting means constituting display control device and light state detecting means
  • 391D Green light sensor as second light intensity detecting means constituting display control device and light state detecting means
  • FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the display device.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of an LCD (Liq uid Crystal Display) panel.
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel.
  • 100 is a display device.
  • the display device 100 appropriately displays a video based on a video signal output from a video signal output device (not shown).
  • the display device 100 includes an RGB (Red, Green, Blue) _LED (Light Emitting Diode) backlight (hereinafter referred to as a “knock light”) described later.
  • RGB Red, Green, Blue
  • _LED Light Emitting Diode
  • the display state of the video is corrected as appropriate based on luminance unevenness.
  • the display device 100 includes a display unit 110 as a display unit, and video signal processing.
  • Unit 120 display conversion adjustment circuit 130, RGB—LED driver (hereinafter referred to as LED driver) 140, timing unit 150, dimmer sensor 160, AZD (Analog / Digital) conversion unit 170, and memory 180 , A processing unit 190, and the like.
  • RGB—LED driver hereinafter referred to as LED driver
  • timing unit 150 timing unit 150
  • dimmer sensor 160 dimmer sensor 160
  • AZD Analog / Digital conversion unit 170
  • memory 180 A processing unit 190, and the like.
  • Display unit 110 is connected to timing unit 150, and appropriately displays video based on the video signal from the video signal output device.
  • the display unit 110 includes an LED backlight 200 as an irradiation unit, an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) unit 210, and the like.
  • the LED backlight 200 appropriately irradiates substantially white light having substantially the same luminance from the back surface of the LCD unit 210 to the entire LCD panel 220 described later of the LCD unit 210 under the control of the timing unit 150.
  • the LED backlight 200 has a light guide plate (not shown) formed in a substantially rectangular box shape whose horizontal direction is longer than the vertical direction, for example. For example, on one side edge of the light guide plate, a plurality of red LEDs (not shown) that emit red light, a plurality of green LEDs (not shown) that emit green light, and a plurality of blue LEDs (not shown) that emit blue light are arranged at predetermined intervals. It is arranged.
  • the LED backlight 200 when the LED backlight 200 obtains an irradiation light setting signal for irradiating light of a predetermined color and a predetermined light amount from the timing unit 150, the LED backlight 200 emits light of a color and a light amount based on the irradiation light setting signal. Red LED, green LED, and blue LED are emitted in the state. In other words, light of a color and a light amount based on the irradiation light setting signal is emitted toward the LCD unit 210 through the light guide plate.
  • a backlight using a light bulb, an EL (Electro Luminescence), a fluorescent lamp, or the like may be used instead of the LED backlight 200.
  • the surface on the side where light is output in the LED knock light 200 will be referred to as the surface of the LED backlight 200.
  • the LCD unit 210 Based on the control of the timing unit 150, the LCD unit 210 appropriately displays an image using the light of the LED backlight 200.
  • the LCD unit 210 includes an LCD panel 220 as a display area, a signal line driving circuit 270, a scanning line driving circuit 280, and the like.
  • the LCD panel 220 is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape whose horizontal direction is longer than the vertical direction, and is disposed on the surface side of the LED backlight 200.
  • the LCD nonel 220 includes N pixels 230 in the horizontal direction, M pixels in the vertical direction (N and M are natural numbers), and (NXM) pixels 230 arranged side by side.
  • N and M are natural numbers
  • NXM NXM pixels 230 arranged side by side.
  • the pixel 230 adjusts the transmission state of light emitted from the LED backlight 200 under the control of the timing unit 150 and outputs the light in a predetermined color.
  • the pixel 230 includes a red sub-pixel 240, a green sub-pixel 250, a blue sub-pixel 260, and the like arranged in a horizontal direction.
  • red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 have substantially the same structure, only the red subpixel 240 will be described in detail. 250 and blue sub-pixel 260! /, Simplifying the description.
  • the red sub-pixel 240 appropriately outputs the light from the LED backlight 200 in red with a predetermined intensity.
  • the red sub-pixel 240 includes a first substrate unit 241, a second substrate unit 242, a liquid crystal 243, and the like.
  • the first substrate unit 241 is provided adjacent to the surface of the LED backlight 200.
  • the first base plate portion 241 has a first glass substrate 241A having substantially the same shape as the substantially rectangular shape of the LCD panel 220.
  • the surface of the first glass substrate 241A on the LED backlight 200 side (hereinafter referred to as one side) has, for example, substantially the same shape as the first glass substrate 241A and has a first direction for polarizing light in a predetermined direction.
  • 1 polarizing plate 241B is laminated.
  • a red light sensor 241C as a light state detecting means
  • a TFT (Thin Film Transistor) 241D As a light state detecting means
  • a pixel electrode 241E are arranged in the opposite direction. It is arranged by.
  • the red light sensor 241C is connected to the AZD converter 170 as shown in FIG. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the red light sensor 241C is provided on the first alignment film 241F side, which will be described later, and is incident on the LED backlight that is incident through the first glass substrate 241A and the first polarizing plate 241B.
  • the light receiving surface 241C1 that receives the red light included in the light from the light 200 and the liquid crystal 243 provided on the surface opposite to the light receiving surface 241C1, for example, shields the light that is also incident by the external force of the display device 100.
  • the red light sensor 241C detects the intensity of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 241C1, and converts the detected intensity into the subpixel luminance Yri (i is the number of the pixel 230 having the red subpixel 240). Output to the AZD converter 170 as an analog signal.
  • the TFT 241D has a source for the signal line driver circuit 270, a drain for the pixel electrode 241E, and a gate for the scan line driver circuit 280. Are connected. When a gate signal is input from the scanning line driving circuit 280, the TFT 241D applies a predetermined voltage to the pixel electrode 241E and a counter electrode 242D described later under the control of the signal line driving circuit 270.
  • a first alignment film 241F having substantially the same shape as the first glass substrate 241A and arranging molecules of the liquid crystal 243 in a certain direction is laminated. Yes.
  • the second substrate unit 242 is disposed on the other side of the first substrate unit 241.
  • the second base plate portion 242 has a second glass substrate 242A having substantially the same shape as the first glass substrate 241A.
  • the light has substantially the same shape as the second glass substrate 242A and the light is polarized in a direction substantially orthogonal to the polarization direction of the first polarizing plate 241B.
  • a second polarizing plate 242B is stacked.
  • a red color filter 242C is laminated on one surface of the second glass substrate 242A.
  • a counter electrode 242D is disposed on one surface of the color filter 242C.
  • a second alignment film 242E is arranged on one side of the counter electrode 242D, in which the molecules of the liquid crystal 243 are arranged in a fixed direction substantially orthogonal to the direction in which the first alignment film 241F is arranged.
  • the liquid crystal 243 is provided between the first alignment film 241F and the second alignment film 242E.
  • the molecules of the liquid crystal 243 are twisted by about 90 ° by the first alignment film 241F and the second alignment film 242E in a state where no voltage is applied to the pixel electrode 241E and the counter electrode 242D, that is, the LED back.
  • the light 200 is arranged in a state that does not transmit light! Further, when a predetermined voltage is applied to the pixel electrode 241E and the counter electrode 242D, the molecules in the liquid crystal 243 are aligned in the direction along the electric field according to the predetermined voltage, that is, in the LED backlight 200. It changes to a state of transmitting light. As a result, the red sub-pixel 240 appropriately transmits the light of the LED backlight 200 through the liquid crystal 243 in a state corresponding to the voltage, and outputs it as red light having a predetermined intensity via the color filter 242C.
  • the green sub-pixel 250 appropriately outputs the light from the LED backlight 200 in green having a predetermined intensity.
  • the green subpixel 250 includes a first substrate portion 251, a second substrate portion 252, a liquid crystal 243, and the like.
  • the first glass substrate 241A of the first substrate unit 251 includes a green light sensor 251C as a light state detection unit, a TFT 251D, and a pixel electrode 251E. It is arranged.
  • the green light sensor 251C has a light receiving surface 251C1 and a mask 251C2, detects the intensity of green light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 251C1, and uses this intensity as the subpixel luminance Ygi (i is green Converted to pixel 230 having sub-pixel 250) and output.
  • a green color filter 252C is laminated on the second glass substrate 242A of the second substrate portion 252. Further, the green sub-pixel 250 outputs the light of the LED backlight 200 as green light having a predetermined intensity via the color filter 252C according to the voltage applied to the pixel electrode 251E and the counter electrode 242D.
  • the blue subpixel 260 appropriately outputs the light from the LED backlight 200 in blue having a predetermined intensity.
  • the blue subpixel 260 includes a first substrate portion 261, a second substrate portion 262, a liquid crystal 243, and the like.
  • a blue light sensor 261C as a light state detection means, a TFT 261D, and a pixel electrode 261E are disposed.
  • the blue light sensor 261C has a light receiving surface 261C1 and a mask 261C2, detects the intensity of blue light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 261C1, and uses this intensity as the subpixel luminance Ybi (i is The pixel 230 having the blue sub-pixel 260).
  • a blue color filter 262C is laminated on the second glass substrate 242A of the second substrate portion 262. Furthermore, the blue subpixel 260 outputs the light of the LED backlight 200 as blue light having a predetermined intensity via the color filter 262C according to the voltage applied to the pixel electrode 261E and the counter electrode 242D.
  • the pixel 230 outputs light of a color obtained by synthesizing red, green, and blue lights having predetermined intensities output from the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260.
  • a sensor capable of detecting the light of all colors included in the light from the LED backlight 200, that is, the intensity of white light, may be applied to the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C.
  • the signal line driving circuit 270 is connected to the sources of the TFTs 241D, 251D, and 261D as described above. Then, the signal line driver circuit 270 applies a predetermined voltage to the pixel electrodes 241E, 251E, 261E and the counter electrode 242D via predetermined TFTs 241D, 251D, 261D. Specifically, the signal line driving circuit 270 receives red, green, and blue having predetermined intensities from the timing unit 150 with predetermined red subpixels 240, green subpixels 250, and blue subpixels 260. A luminance correction video signal for outputting color light is acquired.
  • a first specific signal indicating that the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are specified is acquired. Then, a voltage corresponding to a red output value Ro (to be described later) of the luminance-corrected video signal is applied to the pixel electrode 241 E and the counter electrode 242D of the red sub-pixel 240 corresponding to the first specific signal via the TFT 241D. .
  • the signal line driving circuit 270 applies voltages corresponding to the green output value Go and the blue output value Bo, which will be described later, of the luminance correction video signal to the pixel electrodes 25 IE and 261E and the counter electrodes of the green subpixel 250 and the blue subpixel 260. Apply to 242D.
  • the scanning line driving circuit 280 is connected to the gates of the TFTs 241D, 251D, and 261D as described above. Then, the scanning line driving circuit 280 acquires a second specific signal indicating that the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are specified from the timing unit 150, and uses the second specific signal as the second specific signal.
  • the gate signals are appropriately output to the TFTs 241D, 251D, and 261D of the corresponding red subpixel 240, green subpixel 250, and blue subpixel 260.
  • the video signal processing unit 120 is connected to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130.
  • a video information output device (not shown) is detachably connected to the video signal processing unit 120.
  • This video signal processing unit 120 also acquires a video signal for causing the display unit 110 to display a video with the video information output device capability.
  • the video signal is appropriately processed and output to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 is connected to the timing unit 150 and the processing unit 190, and appropriately adjusts the video display state on the display unit 110. Specifically, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 acquires the video signal processed by the video signal processing unit 120. Also, a luminance correction coefficient signal related to the luminance correction coefficient Hi (i is the number of pixel 230) set based on the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 is acquired from the processing unit 190. The display conversion adjustment circuit 130 then calculates an ideal luminance value Rki (i is the number of the pixel 230) for outputting an image with the influence of the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 being minimized, based on Equation 1 shown below. ) Is calculated.
  • Rki ideal luminance value of pixel number 230
  • Eai The luminance signal value of the video signal corresponding to the i-th pixel 230 y: Gamma correction coefficient for performing gamma correction processing
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 outputs the light based on the ideal luminance value Rki to the pixel 230, and the luminance of the light to be output to the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260, respectively.
  • the first specific signal and the first specific signal for specifying the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are used.
  • the two specific signals, the synchronization signal, and the clock signal are output to the timing unit 150 at a predetermined timing, that is, at the video drawing timing in the LCD unit 210.
  • the LED driver 140 is connected to the timing unit 150 and the processing unit 190, and appropriately irradiates the LED backlight 200 with predetermined light via the timing unit 150.
  • the LED driver 140 includes a red backlight amount (hereinafter referred to as a red BL amount) corresponding to red, green, and blue amounts of light emitted from the processing unit 190 with the LED backlight 200, and green.
  • a light amount signal relating to the backlight light amount (hereinafter referred to as the green BL light amount) and the blue backlight light amount (hereinafter referred to as the blue BL light amount) is appropriately acquired.
  • the timing unit 150 is connected to the LED backlight 200, the signal line driving circuit 270, the scanning line driving circuit 280, and the like. In addition, the timing unit 150 appropriately acquires an irradiation light setting signal from the LED driver 140. Then, the irradiation light setting signal is appropriately output to the LED backlight 200. In addition, the timing unit 150 appropriately acquires the brightness correction video signal, the first specific signal, the second specific signal, the synchronization signal, the clock signal, and the like from the display conversion adjustment circuit 130. Then, the luminance correction video signal and the first specific signal are output to the signal line driving circuit 270, and the second specific signal is output to the scanning line driving circuit 280.
  • the daymer sensor 160 is connected to the processing unit 190.
  • the dimmer sensor 160 is disposed, for example, in a state facing the housing, not shown, and detects the intensity of light outside the display device 100.
  • the external light intensity signal related to the detected light is processed. Outputs appropriately to the physical unit 190.
  • the AZD conversion unit 170 is connected to the processing unit 190.
  • the AZD converter 170 also acquires analog signals for the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C, and converts the subpixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi of these analog signals into digital signals for processing. Output to part 190.
  • the memory 180 is connected to the processing unit 190.
  • This memory 180 stores various information necessary for video display processing so that they can be read out as appropriate. Further, the memory 180 appropriately uses, for example, a later-described luminance variation value Ki (i is the number of the pixel 230) calculated by the processing unit 190 before product shipment as the previous luminance variation value Ti (i is the number of the pixel 230). Memorize it as readable.
  • the previous luminance variation value Ti is appropriately updated by the processing unit 190 when the display device 100 is used by the user.
  • the memory 180 stores various programs developed on an OS (Operating System) that controls the operation of the entire display device 100.
  • OS Operating System
  • the processing unit 190 includes various input / output ports (not shown) such as a display conversion port to which the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 is connected, a driver port to which the LED driver 140 is connected, a timing port to which the timing unit 150 is connected, A dimmer port to which the dimmer sensor 160 is connected, an AZD port to which the AZD converter 170 is connected, a memory port to which the memory 180 is connected, and the like.
  • the processing unit 190 includes, as shown in FIG. 1, a pixel average calculation unit 191, a luminance correction coefficient setting unit 192, a backlight control unit (hereinafter referred to as a BL control unit) 193, and the like. It has.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130, the pixel average calculation means 191 and the brightness correction coefficient setting means 192 constitute the display state adjustment means of the present invention.
  • the display control device of the present invention is configured by the display state adjusting means, the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C.
  • the pixel average calculation means 191 appropriately calculates the average luminance (hereinafter referred to as pixel average luminance) Ap of all the pixels 230. Specifically, the pixel average calculation means 191 acquires the sub-pixel luminances Y ri, Ygi, Ybi of all the pixels 230 output as digital signals from the A / D conversion unit 170 and stores them in the memory 180. Further, based on Equation 2 below, the luminance of each pixel 230 (hereinafter referred to as pixel luminance) Ypi is calculated and stored in the memory 180. Remind me. Then, the pixel average calculation means 191 calculates the average value of the pixel luminance Ypi for all the pixels 230 as the pixel average luminance Ap and stores it in the memory 180.
  • pixel average luminance hereinafter referred to as pixel average luminance
  • Ypi Pixel brightness of pixel i 230
  • A, B, C Predetermined coefficients indicating the lightness of red, green and blue
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting unit 192 sets the luminance correction coefficient Hi of each pixel 230 based on the pixel average luminance Ap calculated by the pixel average calculation unit 191. Specifically, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 acquires the pixel average luminance Ap and the pixel luminance Ypi of the i-th pixel 230 from the memory 180. Then, a value obtained by subtracting the pixel average luminance Ap from the pixel luminance Ypi is calculated as the luminance variation value Ki (i is the number of the pixel 230).
  • the luminance variation value Ki indicates that the pixel i of the i-th pixel 230-power LCD panel 220 is brighter than the average when the value is positive, and indicates that the portion is brighter than the average when the value is negative. ⁇ ⁇ indicates that it is a part.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 calculates whether or not there is a previous luminance variation value Ti different from the luminance variation value Ki after calculating the luminance variation value Ki of all the pixels 230. If it is determined that it exists, a process for storing the brightness variation value Ki as the previous brightness variation value Ti, that is, a process for updating the previous brightness variation value Ti is performed.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 acquires the previous luminance variation value Ti of all the pixels 230 from the memory 180, and the previous luminance variation value Ti has the smallest value, that is, the pixel 230, that is, the darkest pixel. Recognize 230. Then, the pixel luminance Ypi of the pixel 230 with the smallest luminance variation value is recognized as the minimum luminance Ypm.
  • the brightness correction coefficient setting means 192 calculates and sets a value obtained by dividing the minimum brightness Ypm by the pixel brightness Ypi as the brightness correction coefficient Hi of the i-th pixel 230.
  • the luminance correction coefficient Hi of the pixel 230 corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm is 1.
  • the luminance correction coefficient Hi of the pixel 230 that does not correspond to the minimum luminance Ypm is less than 1.
  • the luminance correction coefficient Hi reduces the luminance of the pixel 230 not corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm without decreasing the luminance of the pixel 230 corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm, as shown in Equation 1.
  • the value is used to minimize the influence of the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 converts the luminance correction coefficient Hi into a luminance correction coefficient signal as appropriate and outputs it to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130.
  • the BL control means 193 performs control to appropriately set the color of light emitted from the LED backlight 200. Specifically, when the BL control unit 193 recognizes that the power of the display device 100 is turned on by an input operation of an input unit (not shown), for example, the BL control unit 193 is set according to the dimmer sensor 160 by a manufacturer or a user. Recognizes the red, green, and blue BL light levels for irradiating the light in the current state. Then, a light amount signal relating to the red BL light amount, the green BL light amount, and the blue BL light amount is generated and output to the LED driver 140.
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a process for correcting the luminance unevenness of the video.
  • the processing unit 190 recognizes that an input operation for turning on the display device 100 is performed by an input operation of the input unit by the user
  • the BL control means The LED backlight 200 is turned on under the control of 193 (step S101).
  • the intensity of the LED backlight 200 is measured as the subpixel brightness Yri, Ygi, Ybi with the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C of all the pixels 230 (step S102), and an analog signal is obtained.
  • the display device 100 converts the analog signal into a digital signal by the AZD conversion unit 170 (step S 103), and outputs it to the processing unit 190.
  • the processing unit 190 calculates the pixel luminance Ypi of each pixel 230 based on these ( Step S 104). Further, the pixel average brightness Ap is calculated based on the calculated pixel brightness Ypi (step S 105). Thereafter, the processing unit 190 calculates the luminance variation value Ki of each pixel 230 by the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 (step S106), and the previous luminance variation value Ti different from the luminance variation value Ki exists. It is determined whether or not it is OK (step S107).
  • step S107 If it is determined in step S107 that the previous luminance variation value Ti is the same value as the luminance variation value Ki, the luminance correction coefficient Hi of each pixel 230 is set based on the previous luminance variation value Ti (Ste S108) The positive coefficient Hi is output to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 as a luminance correction coefficient signal. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S107 that the previous luminance variation value Ti different from the luminance variation value Ki exists, the previous luminance variation value Ti different from this luminance variation value Ki is updated (step S107). S109), the process of step S108 is performed.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 acquires the luminance correction coefficient signal and the video signal
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 obtains the luminance correction coefficient signal of each pixel 230 based on the luminance correction coefficient Hi of the luminance correction coefficient signal and the luminance signal value Eai of the video signal.
  • the ideal luminance value Rki is calculated (step S110).
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 generates a luminance correction video signal based on the ideal luminance value Rki (step S111), and the first specific signal, the second specific signal, the synchronization signal, and the clock signal.
  • the luminance correction video signal and the like are output to the timing unit 150 in accordance with the drawing timing of the LCD unit 210.
  • the timing unit 150 when the timing unit 150 obtains various signals from the display conversion adjustment circuit 130, the timing unit 150 outputs a luminance correction video signal and the like to the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 (step S112). Then, when the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 acquire the luminance correction video signal, the light corresponding to the red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo of the luminance correction video signal, that is, A writing process of a luminance correction video signal for causing each pixel 230 to output light corresponding to the ideal luminance value Rki is performed (step S113), and the luminance unevenness correction process of the video is finished.
  • the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 25 1C, and the blue light sensor that detect the state of light from the LED backlight 200 are provided on the LCD panel 220 of the display device 100. 261C.
  • the display device 100 is based on the state of light from the LED backlight 200 detected by the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C in the display conversion adjustment circuit 130. Correct the display state of the image at the position corresponding to the red light sensor 241C, green light sensor 251C, and blue light sensor 261C of the LCD panel 220.
  • the display device 100 can detect red light disposed at the predetermined position. Sensor 241C, Green Light Sensor 251C, Blue Light Sensor 261C It is possible to correct the display state of the image at the position where the state has changed. Therefore, the display device 100 can appropriately adjust the display state of the video.
  • display device 100 outputs to LCD unit 210 a luminance-corrected video signal obtained by correcting video signal based on the detection state of light from LED backlight 200 by display conversion adjustment circuit 130 and processing unit 190. Then, the process of adjusting the transmission state of the light from the LED backlight 200 in the LCD panel 220 is performed as a process of correcting the display state of the video. For this reason, the display state of the image at the position where the light state has changed can be appropriately corrected with a simple configuration that only adjusts the transmission state of each pixel 230 of the LCD panel 220. In addition, even when using a backlight of a light bulb, for example, where the light emission state is difficult to adjust compared to the LED knock light 200, the display state of the image at the position where the light state has changed can be easily adjusted.
  • the display state is corrected by adjusting the transmission state in units of 230 pixels. Therefore, the display device 100 can adjust the display state of the image more finely.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 is used to adjust the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 based on the subpixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi detected by the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C.
  • the corresponding brightness variation value Ki is calculated and stored as the previous brightness variation value Ti as appropriate.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 calculates an ideal luminance value Rki based on the luminance signal value Eai related to the luminance of the image in the video signal and the luminance correction coefficient Hi based on the previous luminance variation value Ti.
  • the display device 100 can correct the display state of the video so that the influence of the luminance unevenness is minimized even when the luminance unevenness occurs due to the deterioration of the LED backlight 200 over time.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 recognizes the pixel 230 corresponding to the most part of the LCD non-node 220 based on the previous luminance variation value Ti!
  • the brightness Ypi is recognized as the minimum brightness Ypm.
  • the luminance of the pixel 230 corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm is not changed with respect to the video signal, and the luminance of the pixel 230 not corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm is reduced to reduce the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200.
  • the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C are disposed closer to the LED backlight 200 than the liquid crystal 243 in the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260. .
  • the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C can detect the intensity of light of each color without going through the liquid crystal 243, and increase the intensity of light of each color corresponding to the uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200. It can be detected accurately. Therefore, the display device 100 can adjust the display state of the video more appropriately. Furthermore, since the intensity of light of each color can be detected without going through the liquid crystal 243, correction processing can be performed even while an image is being displayed.
  • a plurality of red light sensors 241C, green light sensors 251C, and blue light sensors 261C are arranged at different positions on the LCD panel 220. For this reason, the display device 100 can detect the luminance unevenness at the plurality of positions even when the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 occurs at the plurality of positions. Therefore, it is possible to provide a highly convenient display device 100 that can appropriately adjust the display state of a video even when luminance unevenness occurs at a plurality of positions.
  • FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the display device.
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel. Note that the same names and the same reference numerals are given to the same configurations as those of the first embodiment, and the description thereof is omitted. In addition, components having the same functions as the components of the first embodiment are given the same names and the differences in functions will be described in detail.
  • reference numeral 300 denotes a display device.
  • the display device 300 includes a display unit 310 as a display means, an image signal processing unit 120, a display conversion adjustment circuit 320, an LED driver 140, a timing unit 150, a dimmer sensor 160, an A / D converter. ⁇ , a memory 330, a processing 340340, and the like.
  • Display unit 310 includes LED backlight 200, LCD unit 350, and the like.
  • the LCD unit 350 includes an LCD panel 360 as a display area, a signal line driving circuit 270, a scanning line driving circuit 280, and the like.
  • the LCD panel 360 includes (NXM) pixels 370 arranged in a state where N pixels are arranged in the horizontal direction and M pixels are arranged in the vertical direction.
  • the pixel 370 includes a red subpixel 380 as a first liquid crystal element, a green subpixel 390 as a second liquid crystal element, a blue subpixel 400 as a third liquid crystal element, and the like. ing.
  • the red subpixel 380 includes a first substrate portion 381, a second substrate portion 382, a liquid crystal 383, and the like.
  • the first substrate portion 381 has a first glass substrate 381A.
  • a first polarizing plate 381B is laminated on the surface of the first glass substrate 381A on the LED backlight 200 side (hereinafter referred to as one side).
  • a color filter 381C serving as a red light transmitting means is laminated on the other surface of the first glass substrate 381A.
  • a red light sensor 381D as a first light intensity detection means, a TFT 381E, and a pixel electrode 381F are arranged side by side in the negative direction.
  • the red light sensor 381D has a light receiving surface 381D1 and a mask 381D2, and the red light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 after passing through the color filter 381C received by the light receiving surface 381D1, that is, the light of the LED backlight 200.
  • the subpixel luminance Zri i is the number of the pixel 370 having the red subpixel 380
  • a first alignment film 381G is stacked on the other side of the mask 381D2, TFT 381E, and pixel electrode 381F.
  • the second substrate unit 382 includes a second glass substrate 382A.
  • a second polarizing plate 382B is laminated on the other surface of the second glass substrate 382A.
  • a counter electrode 382C is disposed on one surface of the second glass substrate 382A.
  • Sarako, counter electrode A second alignment film 382D is stacked on one side of 382C.
  • the green subpixel 390 includes a first substrate portion 391, a second substrate portion 382, a liquid crystal 383, and the like.
  • a color filter 391C serving as a green transmitting means for green is laminated.
  • the color filter 391C is provided with a green light sensor 391D as a second light intensity detection means, a TFT 391E, and a pixel electrode 391F.
  • the green light sensor 391D has a light receiving surface 391D1 and a mask 391D2, and the subpixel brightness Zgi (i is the green subpixel 390) corresponding to the intensity of the green light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 391D1. Output the number of pixel 370).
  • the blue subpixel 400 includes a first substrate portion 401, a second substrate portion 382, a liquid crystal 383, and the like.
  • a color filter 401C serving as a blue transmitting means for blue is laminated.
  • the color filter 401C is provided with a blue light sensor 401D as a third light intensity detecting means, a TFT 401E, and a pixel electrode 401F.
  • the blue light sensor 401D has a light receiving surface 401D1 and a mask 401D2, and the subpixel brightness Zbi (i is a blue subpixel) corresponding to the intensity of blue light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 401D1.
  • the number of pixel 370 with 400 ).
  • the pixel 370 outputs light of a color obtained by combining red, green, and blue lights having predetermined intensities output from the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400.
  • the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D constitute the light state detection means of the present invention.
  • Display conversion adjustment circuit 320 appropriately adjusts the video display state on display unit 310.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 acquires the video signal processed by the video signal processing unit 120. Further, a color correction coefficient signal related to the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb set based on the color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C is acquired from the processing unit 340. The display conversion adjustment circuit 320 then displays an image in which the influence of the color deviation of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, 401C is minimized based on the following expressions 3, 4, and 5. Ideal color values for output Cri, Cgi, Cbi (i is Pixel number 370).
  • Cbi Blue ideal color value of pixel i, 370
  • Ebi Blue color signal value of the video signal corresponding to the i-th pixel 370
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 outputs the light based on the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, and Cbi to the pixel 370, the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400, respectively.
  • the red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo are used as color-corrected video signals, and together with the first specific signal, the second specific signal, the synchronization signal, and the clock signal, the specified timing That is, the image is output to the timing unit 150 at the video drawing timing on the LCD unit 350.
  • the memory 330 stores various information necessary for video display processing so that they can be read out as appropriate. Further, the memory 330 stores, for example, color shift values Sr, Sg, and Sb, which will be described later, calculated by the processing unit 340 before product shipment so that they can be appropriately read as previous color shift values Tr, Tg, and Tb. Here, the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, and Tb are appropriately updated by the processing unit 340 when the display device 300 is used by the user.
  • the processing unit 340 includes, as various programs, a subpixel average calculation unit 341, a color correction coefficient setting unit 342, a BL control unit 193, and the like as shown in FIG.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 320, the subpixel average calculation means 341, and the color correction coefficient setting method In step 342, the display state adjusting means of the present invention is configured.
  • the display state adjusting means, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D described above constitute the display control device of the present invention.
  • the sub-pixel average calculation means 341 includes an average luminance of red sub-pixel 380 of all pixels 370 (hereinafter referred to as sub-pixel average luminance) Ar, green sub-pixel 390, sub-pixel average luminance Ag, and blue sub-pixel 400 of Subpixel average brightness Ab is calculated as appropriate. Specifically, the subpixel average calculation means 341 acquires the subpixel luminances Zri, Zgi, Zbi of all the pixels 370 from the A / D conversion unit 170 and stores them in the memory 330. Then, the average value of the subpixel luminance Zri for all the pixels 370 is calculated as the subpixel average luminance Ar and stored in the memory 330. Further, the subpixel average calculation means 341 stores the average values of the subpixel luminances Zgi and Zbi for all the pixels 370 in the memory 330 as the subpixel average luminances Ag and Ab.
  • the color correction coefficient setting unit 342 sets the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb based on the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab calculated by the subpixel average calculation unit 341. Specifically, the color correction coefficient setting unit 342 acquires the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab from the memory 330. Then, the subpixel average brightness Ar, Ag, Ab having the highest value is recognized as the maximum average brightness Am. Further, a value obtained by dividing the subpixel average luminance Ar by the maximum average luminance Am is calculated as a red color shift value Sr. In addition, the values obtained by dividing the subpixel average brightness Ag and Ab by the maximum average brightness Am are respectively calculated as the green color shift value Sg and the blue color shift value Sb.
  • the color correction coefficient setting means 342 determines whether or not the force exists in the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb force memory 330 different from the color shift values Sr, Sg, Sb. If it is determined that the color misregistration values exist, the process of storing the color misregistration values Sr, S g, Sb as the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb, that is, the update process of the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb is performed. carry out.
  • the color correction coefficient setting unit 342 obtains the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb from the memory 330, and recognizes the smallest value among them as the reference color misregistration value Tm.
  • the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb of the color with the lowest subpixel average luminance Ar, Ag, Ab are recognized as the reference color shift value Tm.
  • the reference color misregistration value Tm is changed to the previous color misregistration value of red.
  • the value divided by Tr is calculated and set as the red color correction coefficient Hr.
  • values obtained by dividing the reference color misregistration value Tm by the previous green color misregistration value Tg and the previous blue color misregistration value Tb are set as the green color correction coefficient Hg and the blue color correction coefficient Hb, respectively.
  • the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb of the color corresponding to the reference color shift value Tm are 1.
  • the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb for colors that do not correspond to the reference color shift value Tm are less than 1. That is, the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb are not weakened in the color corresponding to the reference color shift value Tm of each pixel 370 with respect to the video signal, as shown in Equation 3, Equation 4, and Equation 5.
  • the color correction coefficient setting means 342 appropriately converts the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb into color correction coefficient signals and outputs them to the display conversion adjustment circuit 320.
  • FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing video color misregistration correction processing.
  • the display device 300 turns on the LED backlight 200 (step S201). Then, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D of all the pixels 370 use the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C from the LED backlight 200 to adjust the intensity of each color to the subpixel brightness Zri, Zgi, Zbi. (Step S202) and output as an analog signal to the A ZD converter 170. Thereafter, the display device 300 converts the analog signal into a digital signal by the AZD conversion unit 170 (step S203) and outputs the digital signal to the processing unit 340.
  • the processing unit 340 obtains the subpixel luminances Zri, Zgi, Zbi from the AZD conversion unit 170 by the subpixel average calculation means 341, and based on these, the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag for all the pixels 370 are acquired. , Ab is calculated (step S204). Thereafter, the processing unit 340 calculates color shift values Sr, Sg, and Sb for red, green, and blue based on the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, and Ab in the color correction coefficient setting unit 342. (Step S205), it is determined whether or not the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb different from the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb exist (Step S206).
  • step S206 If it is determined in step S206 that none of the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb are the same as the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb, The color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb of each pixel 230 are set based on the rotational color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb (step S207), and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb are used as color correction coefficient signals. Display Output to conversion adjustment circuit 320.
  • step S206 determines the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb are different from the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb
  • the previous color misregistration is different from the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb.
  • the values Tr, Tg, and Tb are updated (step S 208), and the process of step S 2 07 is performed.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 acquires the color correction coefficient signal and the video signal, the color correction coefficient Hr, Hg, Hb of the color correction coefficient signal and the color signal values Eri, Egi, Ebi of the video signal are obtained. Based on this, the respective ideal color values Cri, Cgi, Cbi of red, green, and blue of each pixel 370 are calculated (step S209). Thereafter, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 generates a color-corrected video signal based on these ideal color values Cri, Cgi, and Cbi (step S210), and outputs it to the timing unit 150.
  • the timing unit 150 outputs a color correction video signal or the like to the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 (step S211).
  • the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 obtain the color correction video signal
  • the light line corresponding to the red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo of the color correction video signal is obtained. That is, the color correction image signal is written to output light corresponding to the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, and Cbi to each pixel 370 (step S212), and the image color misregistration correction process is terminated.
  • the red light sensor 381D for detecting the color of the light from the LED backlight 200, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor are displayed on the LCD panel 360 of the display device 300. 401D.
  • the color correction coefficient setting means 342 corresponds to the color shift of the LED backlight 200 based on the sub-pixel brightness Zri, Zgi, Zbi detected by the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D.
  • the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb are calculated and stored as previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb as appropriate.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 is based on the color signal values Eri, Egi, Ebi related to the color of the video in the video signal and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb based on the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb.
  • the ideal color values Cr i, Cgi, Cbi are calculated, and light of the color based on the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, Cbi is output to the pixel 370.
  • Output a color-corrected video signal. Therefore, for example, when the color of light irradiating a predetermined position on the LCD panel 360 changes from the initial state due to, for example, deterioration of the LED backlight 200, the display device 300 changes the red light disposed at the predetermined position.
  • the display device 300 Based on the detection status of light from LED backlight 200 in light sensor 3 81D, green light sensor 391D, and blue light sensor 401D, the average color shift for all pixels 370 is calculated, and the color shift of LED knock light 200 is calculated. It can be corrected to an average suppressed state. Therefore, the display device 300 can appropriately adjust the display state of the video.
  • the display device 300 performs processing for adjusting the transmission state of light from the LED backlight 200 in the LCD panel 360 based on the color-corrected video signal obtained by correcting the video signal. This is implemented as a process for correcting the state. For this reason, the display state of the image can be appropriately corrected with a simple configuration that only adjusts the transmission state of each pixel 370 of the LCD panel 360. Further, even when a light bulb backlight is used, which is difficult to adjust compared to the LED backlight 200, the display state of the image can be easily adjusted.
  • the color correction coefficient setting means 342 is included in the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb of the color having the lowest subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab, that is, the light from the LED backlight 200.
  • the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, and Tb corresponding to the light of the weakest color among red, green, and blue light are recognized as the reference color misregistration value Tm.
  • the effect of the color shift of the LED backlight 200 is minimized by weakening the color that does not correspond to the reference color shift value Tm without changing the color corresponding to the reference color shift value Tm for the video signal.
  • the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb for suppression are output to the display conversion adjustment circuit 320. For this reason, the display device 300 can more easily adjust the display state of the video simply by adjusting the transmission state of each pixel 370 to weaken a specific color.
  • the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D are connected to the color backlights 381C, 39 1C, and 401C of the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400. It is arranged on the opposite side. That is, for example, the red light sensor 381D detects the intensity of red light from the LED backlight 200 that has passed through the color filter 381C. For this reason, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D have a color filter in addition to the color deviation of the LED backlight 200.
  • Intensities of red, green, and blue light can be detected in a state that reflects the color shift due to aging of Ruta 381C, 391C, and 401C. Accordingly, it is possible to provide the display device 300 that is more convenient than the image display state that can be corrected to a state in which the color shift due to the aging of the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C is minimized. Further, as the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 39 ID, and the blue light sensor 401D, sensors capable of detecting the intensity of white light can be applied.
  • the same type of sensors can be arranged as the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D, and different types of sensors that can detect the intensities of only red, green, and blue light are arranged.
  • the processing for arranging the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D can be facilitated.
  • the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D are disposed closer to the LED backlight 200 than the liquid crystal 383 in the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400. . Therefore, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D can detect the intensity of light of each color without going through the liquid crystal 383, and correspond to the color deviation of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, 401C. The light intensity of each color can be detected more accurately. Therefore, the display device 300 can adjust the display state of the video more appropriately. Furthermore, since the intensity of light of each color can be detected without going through the liquid crystal 383, correction processing can be performed even during video display.
  • a plurality of red light sensors 381D, green light sensors 391D, and blue light sensors 401D are arranged at different positions on the LCD panel 360.
  • the display device 300 can detect color misregistration at the plurality of positions even when the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C are displaced at a plurality of positions. Therefore, even if color misregistration occurs at a plurality of positions, the convenience of being able to adjust the display state of the video on average is high, and the display device 300 can be provided.
  • the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, but includes the following modifications as long as the object of the present invention can be achieved.
  • the display device 300 includes, for example, a red subpixel 500 as shown in FIG. 8 and a green subpixel having the same configuration as the red subpixel 500.
  • the following processing may be performed by applying the blue sub-pixel and the blue sub-pixel.
  • a red subpixel 500 shown in FIG. 8 includes a first substrate portion 501, a second substrate portion 502, a liquid crystal 503, and the like.
  • a first polarizing plate 501B is laminated on one surface of the first glass substrate 501A of the first substrate portion 501. Further, a red color filter 501C, a counter electrode 501D, and a first alignment film 501E are sequentially stacked on the other surface of the first glass substrate 501A.
  • a second polarizing plate 502B is laminated.
  • a red light sensor 502C having a light receiving surface 502C1 and a mask 502C2, a TFT502D, and a pixel electrode 502E are arranged side by side in the negative direction. .
  • a second alignment film 502F is laminated on one side of these.
  • the color filter 501C may be disposed between the second alignment film 502F, the red light sensor 502C, the TFT 502D, and the pixel electrode 502E.
  • the subpixel average calculation means 341 controls the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 when the power is turned on, for example, and causes the LCD panel 360 to display a white plain image (hereinafter referred to as a white image).
  • step S205 to step S212 as shown in FIG. 7 may be performed.
  • the display state of the image at the position where the red light sensor 502C and the like is provided is minimized as in the configuration of the second embodiment, with minimal color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filter 501C.
  • the image display state can be adjusted appropriately.
  • the configuration using the red sub-pixel 500 shown in FIG. 8 will be referred to as a modified configuration as appropriate. Further, when the first embodiment, the second embodiment, and the modified embodiments are collectively expressed, they will be appropriately referred to as the respective embodiments.
  • the LCD panel 360 is not a white image but a solid image of another color such as gray (hereinafter referred to as a plain image) or a predetermined specific image (hereinafter referred to as a solid image). (Referred to as a specific image).
  • the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, and Tb corresponding to the plain image and the specific image calculated before product shipment are stored in the memory.
  • the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb may be set based on the differences between the color shift values Sr, Sg, and Sb and the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, and Tb. Even with such a configuration, the display state of the video can be appropriately adjusted, as in the modified embodiment.
  • the force exemplified for the configuration for correcting the luminance signal value Eai and the color signal values Eri, Egi, Ebi by adjusting the transmission state of the pixels 230, 370 is not limited to this.
  • the LED backlight 200 may be configured to control the light emission state of the red LED, green LED, and blue LED to correct the image so that the influence of uneven brightness and color shift is minimized.
  • the red LED, the green LED, and the blue LED function as the light emitting means of the present invention.
  • the LED driver 140 obtains, for example, a luminance correction coefficient Hi, and corrects the red BL light amount, green BL light amount, and blue BL light amount of the LED backlight 200 based on the luminance correction coefficient Hi.
  • output the irradiation light setting signal for the corrected red BL light amount, green BL light amount, and blue BL light amount, and the light emission status of the red LED, green LED, and blue LED of the LED backlight 200 is affected by uneven brightness.
  • a configuration in which correction is made to a minimum state may be adopted.
  • the image can be corrected more easily than a configuration in which a means capable of appropriately shielding light (hereinafter referred to as pixel-corresponding partial light shielding means) is provided and adjusted.
  • a pixel-corresponding partial light shielding unit may be provided between the LED backlight 200 and the LCD panels 220 and 360 to correct the image.
  • the image is corrected so as to minimize the influence of luminance unevenness and color shift. It is good also as a structure. With such a configuration, it is possible to appropriately correct an image according to more situations as compared to the configuration in which only one of the above-described transmission state and light emission state is controlled.
  • a function may be provided in which an image is corrected so as to minimize the influence of color misregistration.
  • the processing unit 190 is provided with sub-pixel average calculation means 341 and color coefficient setting means 342.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 may be provided with a function for calculating the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, Cbi. like this With this configuration, it is possible to provide a highly convenient display device 100 that can correct an image so that the influence of the color shift of the LED backlight 200 is minimized in addition to the uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200.
  • a configuration may be provided in which a function for correcting an image is provided in a state in which the influence of luminance unevenness is minimized.
  • the processing unit 340 is provided with pixel average calculation means 191 and luminance coefficient setting means 192.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 may be provided with a function for calculating the ideal luminance value Rki.
  • the luminance variation value Ki for each pixel is calculated and the luminance correction is performed for each pixel.
  • This is the red, green, and blue color for each subpixel.
  • a configuration may be provided in which the luminance variation values Kri, Kgi, and Kbi are calculated, and a function for correcting the image is provided for each subpixel so as to minimize the influence of the luminance unevenness of each color.
  • the processing unit 190 uses the subpixel luminance values Yri, Ygi, and Ybi for each of the red, green, and blue colors obtained from the AZD conversion unit 170 to calculate the subpixel average luminance for each color of red, green, and blue. Degrees Arp, Agp, Abp are calculated.
  • the processing unit 190 calculates a value obtained by subtracting the red sub-pixel luminance Yrp from the red sub-pixel luminance Yri and the red sub-pixel average luminance Arp as the red luminance variation value Kri by the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192, and thereby the green, blue
  • the same method is used to calculate green brightness variation value Kgi and blue brightness variation value Kbi. Then, it is stored as appropriate as the previous red, green, and blue color luminance variation values Tri, Tgi, and Tbi.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 determines the luminance signal values Erai, Egai, Ebai related to the red, green, and blue color luminances of the video signal and the previous red, green, and blue color luminance variation values Tri, Tgi, Tbi. Based on the red, green, and blue color luminance correction coefficients based on Hri, Hgi, and Hri, the red, green, and blue ideal luminance values Rkri, Rkgi, and Rkbi are calculated, and the red, green, and blue ideal luminance values are calculated.
  • the brightness of the pixel 230 corresponding to the brightest part of the LCD panel 220 (hereinafter referred to as the maximum brightness pixel 230) is not lowered, and the brightness of the pixels other than the maximum brightness pixel 230 is reduced.
  • the image may be corrected so that the influence of the uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200 is minimized.
  • the LED backlight 200 irradiates the LCD panel 220 with light having a luminance lower than the maximum luminance in the initial state.
  • a configuration in which the luminance of the portion corresponding to the pixel 230 other than the maximum luminance pixel 230 is increased when it occurs can be exemplified, but is not limited thereto. Even with such a configuration, the display device 100 can correct an image so as to minimize the influence of the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200.
  • the LCD panel 360 does not weaken the light of the strongest color (hereinafter referred to as the strongest color) and strengthens colors other than the strongest color. Therefore, the image may be corrected so as to minimize the influence of the color shift of the LED backlight 200.
  • the strongest color for example, the red LED, green LED, and blue LED of the LED knocklight 200 emit light at a lower intensity than the maximum intensity in the initial state, and color misregistration occurs.
  • a configuration in which light is emitted in a state where the intensity of an LED of a color other than the strongest color is increased when it occurs can be exemplified, but is not limited thereto. Even with such a configuration, the display device 300 can correct an image so that the influence of the color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C is minimized.
  • the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C may be provided on the opposite side of the LED backlight 200 with respect to the liquid crystal 243. That is, for example, the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are configured in the same manner as the red subpixel 500 in the modified form.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 may calculate the luminance correction coefficient Hi based on the subpixel luminance when the white image is displayed on the LCD panel 220. Even in such a configuration, the display device 100 displays the image in a state in which the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 is minimized. Can be corrected.
  • the display device 100, 300 may be configured to perform video correction processing when it recognizes a setting input for performing video correction processing by the input unit.
  • the processing after step S102, in the second embodiment, the processing after step S202, in the modified embodiment, the processing for displaying a white image, the video correction processing It is also possible to adopt a configuration that is implemented when a setting input for performing the above is recognized. With such a configuration, for example, it is possible to provide the display devices 100 and 300 with higher convenience that can correct the video according to the user's will even during video output.
  • the red light sensors 241C, 381C, 502C, the green light sensors 251C, 391C, and the blue light sensors 261C, 401C may be arranged only at predetermined positions on the LCD panels 220, 360. . Even with such a configuration, for example, the influence of uneven brightness and color shift of the LED backlight 200 generated at the position where the red light sensors 241C, 381C, 502C, etc. are disposed on the LCD panels 220, 360 is minimized. The image can be corrected to the state. Therefore, the display devices 100 and 300 can appropriately adjust the display state of the image as compared with the configuration in which the display state of the image is adjusted only by the conventional backlight brightness adjustment.
  • the brightness is calculated based on the previous luminance variation value Ti and the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb stored in the memories 180, 330.
  • the correction coefficient Hi and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb may be calculated.
  • the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 and the color correction coefficient setting means 342 function as the storage control means of the present invention.
  • the memories 180 and 330 function as storage means of the present invention.
  • the previous luminance variation value Ti and the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb function as the light state information of the present invention.
  • the processing load of the processing units 190 and 340 can be reduced as compared with the configuration in which the luminance correction coefficient Hi and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb are calculated each time the LED backlight 200 is turned on as in each embodiment. .
  • the configuration of the first embodiment may be applied to a display device that displays black and white video. Even in such a configuration, the influence of the uneven brightness of the knocklight is minimized.
  • a highly convenient display device capable of correcting the display state of black and white video can be provided.
  • the present invention is not limited to the display devices 100 and 300 including the transmissive LCD panels 220 and 360, and includes a so-called reflective LCD panel that reflects incident light and outputs an image. It may be applied to a display device. That is, for example, the display control apparatus of the first embodiment is provided with a mirror as an irradiation unit (not shown) at a position corresponding to the LED backlight 200 in FIG. 3, for example, and the second polarizing plate 242B side force is not shown. You may apply to the structure which irradiates light to a LCD panel with a light source or external light.
  • the pixel average luminance calculation means 191 controls the state of the liquid crystal so that, for example, a white image, a plain image, or a specific image is displayed on the LCD panel, and the light reflected by the mirror is controlled.
  • the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 or the like may be configured to generate a luminance correction video signal based on the subpixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi.
  • a luminance correction video signal is generated by reflecting that fact.
  • the display state can be adjusted so as to minimize the uneven brightness of the light reflected by the mirror.
  • the display control device of the second embodiment that is, a configuration that adjusts the display state to a state that minimizes the color shift of the light reflected by the mirror is applied. May be.
  • the position where the sensor is installed is not limited to the configuration shown in FIG. 3, and the light reflected at the position shown in FIGS. 6 and 8 and the color filter color shift and luminance unevenness are displayed to a minimum. It is good also as a structure which adjusts a state.
  • the display area of the present invention is not limited to the LCD panels 220 and 360, and any configuration for displaying an image by adjusting the transmission state or reflection state of incident light may be applied. Further, the present invention is not limited to a vehicle-mounted display device, and may be applied to a portable display device, a display device installed in a home or factory, or a display device installed outdoors such as a stadium. Furthermore, for example, it may be applied to a display unit that displays various information such as the playback state and recording state in a video / music recording / playback device.
  • the ability to build each function described above as a program may be configured by hardware such as a circuit board or an element such as a single integrated circuit (IC). Any form can be used. By adopting a configuration that can read the program and the recording medium power separately, it is easy to handle and can be used easily.
  • the display device 100 uses the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 to detect the LEDs detected by the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C disposed on the LCD panel 220. Based on the state of light from the backlight 200, the display state of the image at the position corresponding to the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C of the LCD panel 220 is corrected. For this reason, when the state of light irradiating a predetermined position on the LCD panel 220 changes due to, for example, aging of the LED backlight 200, the display device 100 changes the red light disposed at the predetermined position.
  • the display device 100 can appropriately adjust the display state of the video.
  • the present invention can be used for a display control device that adjusts the display state of an image on a display means, a display device, a display control method, a program thereof, and a recording medium on which the program is recorded.

Landscapes

  • Engineering & Computer Science (AREA)
  • Physics & Mathematics (AREA)
  • Computer Hardware Design (AREA)
  • General Physics & Mathematics (AREA)
  • Theoretical Computer Science (AREA)
  • Control Of Indicators Other Than Cathode Ray Tubes (AREA)

Abstract

A red light sensor (241C), a green light sensor (251C), and a blue light sensor (261C) are arranged on an LCD panel (220) of a display device (100), and the sensors detect conditions of light from LED backlight (200). Based on the conditions of the light from the LED backlight (200) detected by the red light sensor (241C), the green light sensor (251C), and the blue light sensor (261C), the display device (100) corrects, using a display conversion adjustment circuit (130), display conditions of videos at positions corresponding to the red light sensor (241C), the green light sensor (251C), and the blue light sensor (261C) on the LCD panel (220).

Description

明 細 書  Specification

表示制御装置、表示装置、表示制御方法、そのプログラム、および、その プログラムを記録した記録媒体  DISPLAY CONTROL DEVICE, DISPLAY DEVICE, DISPLAY CONTROL METHOD, ITS PROGRAM, AND RECORDING MEDIUM CONTAINING THE PROGRAM

技術分野  Technical field

[0001] 本発明は、表示手段における画像の表示状態を調整する表示制御装置、表示装 置、表示制御方法、そのプログラム、および、そのプログラムを記録した記録媒体に 関する。  The present invention relates to a display control device that adjusts the display state of an image on a display means, a display device, a display control method, a program thereof, and a recording medium on which the program is recorded.

背景技術  Background art

[0002] 従来、表示装置のバックライトの輝度を外光に応じて調整するいわゆるデイマー制 御を実施する表示制御装置が知られている (例えば、特許文献 1参照)。  Conventionally, a display control device that performs so-called dimmer control for adjusting the luminance of a backlight of a display device according to external light is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).

[0003] この特許文献 1に記載のものは、あら力じめ使用する環境によって、外光を検出す る光センサの出力が変換されたデジタル値の読み取り周期などをメモリに設定してお く。このようにして読み取り周期を使用環境に応じて調整し変化させることにより、外 光に対するバックライトの輝度の調整速度を調整する。  [0003] In the device described in Patent Document 1, the reading cycle of a digital value obtained by converting the output of an optical sensor that detects external light is set in a memory depending on the environment in which the device is used intensively. . By adjusting and changing the reading cycle according to the usage environment in this way, the adjustment speed of the backlight luminance with respect to the external light is adjusted.

[0004] 特許文献 1:特開 2001— 142446号公報 (第 4頁左欄 第 4頁右欄)  [0004] Patent Document 1: JP 2001-142446 A (page 4, left column, page 4, right column)

発明の開示  Disclosure of the invention

発明が解決しょうとする課題  Problems to be solved by the invention

[0005] し力しながら、上述したような構成では、例えば経年劣化によりバックライトに輝度む らが発生した場合、映像全体の表示状態を適切に調整できないおそれがあるという 問題点が一例として挙げられる。 [0005] However, in the configuration as described above, for example, when the luminance unevenness occurs in the backlight due to aging, for example, there is a problem that the display state of the entire image may not be adjusted appropriately. It is done.

[0006] 本発明の目的は、表示手段における画像の表示状態を適切に調整可能な表示制 御装置、表示装置、表示制御方法、そのプログラム、および、そのプログラムを記録し た記録媒体を提供することである。 An object of the present invention is to provide a display control device, a display device, a display control method, a program thereof, and a recording medium on which the program is recorded, which can appropriately adjust the display state of an image on a display unit. That is.

課題を解決するための手段  Means for solving the problem

[0007] 本発明の表示制御装置は、画像を表示させるための表示領域とこの表示領域に光 を照射するための照射部とを備えた表示手段に設けられ、前記照射部から前記表示 領域に入射される光の透過状態または反射状態を調整して前記表示領域における 画像の表示状態を調整する表示制御装置であって、前記表示領域における所定の 位置に配設され前記所定の位置に入射される前記照射部からの光の状態を検出す る光状態検出手段と、この光状態検出手段で検出した前記所定の位置における前 記照射部からの光の状態に基づいて、前記所定の位置における前記画像の表示状 態を調整する制御をする表示状態調整手段と、を具備したことを特徴とする。 [0007] The display control apparatus of the present invention is provided in a display unit including a display region for displaying an image and an irradiation unit for irradiating light to the display region, and the display unit displays from the irradiation unit to the display region. In the display area by adjusting the transmission state or reflection state of incident light A display control device for adjusting a display state of an image, comprising: a light state detecting unit that is disposed at a predetermined position in the display region and detects a state of light from the irradiation unit incident on the predetermined position; Display state adjusting means for controlling to adjust the display state of the image at the predetermined position based on the state of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position detected by the light state detecting means; It is characterized by comprising.

[0008] 本発明の表示装置は、画像を表示させるための表示領域およびこの表示領域に光 を照射する照射部を備えた表示手段と、前述した本発明の表示制御装置と、を具備 したことを特徴とする。  [0008] The display device of the present invention includes a display region for displaying an image, a display unit including an irradiation unit that irradiates light to the display region, and the display control device of the present invention described above. It is characterized by.

[0009] 本発明の表示制御方法は、画像を表示させる表示領域とこの表示領域に光を照射 するための照射部とを備えた表示手段に適用され、前記照射部から前記表示領域 に入射される光の透過状態または反射状態を調整して前記表示領域における画像 の表示状態を調整する表示制御方法であって、前記表示領域における所定の位置 に入射される前記照射部からの光の状態を検出し、この検出した前記所定の位置に おける前記照射部からの光の状態に基づ!、て、前記所定の位置における前記画像 の表示状態を調整する制御をすることを特徴とする。  [0009] The display control method of the present invention is applied to a display unit including a display region for displaying an image and an irradiation unit for irradiating light to the display region, and is incident on the display region from the irradiation unit. A display control method for adjusting a display state of an image in the display region by adjusting a transmission state or a reflection state of light, wherein the state of light from the irradiation unit incident on a predetermined position in the display region is determined. And detecting and adjusting the display state of the image at the predetermined position based on the detected state of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position.

[0010] 本発明の表示制御プログラムは、演算手段を前述した本発明の表示制御装置とし て機能させることを特徴とする。  [0010] The display control program of the present invention is characterized in that the calculation means functions as the above-described display control device of the present invention.

[0011] 本発明の表示制御プログラムは、前述した本発明の表示制御方法を演算手段に実 行させることを特徴とする。  [0011] A display control program of the present invention is characterized by causing a calculation means to execute the above-described display control method of the present invention.

[0012] 本発明の表示制御プログラムを記録した記録媒体は、前述した本発明の表示制御 プログラムが演算手段にて読取可能に記録されたことを特徴とする。 図面の簡単な説明  [0012] A recording medium on which the display control program of the present invention is recorded is characterized in that the display control program of the present invention described above is recorded so as to be readable by an arithmetic means. Brief Description of Drawings

[0013] [図 1]本発明の第 1の実施の形態に係る表示装置の概略構成を示すブロック図であ る。  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a display device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

[図 2]前記第 1の実施の形態および本発明の第 2の実施の形態に係る LCDパネルの 概略構成を示す模式図である。  FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of an LCD panel according to the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the present invention.

[図 3]前記第 1の実施の形態における赤サブピクセル、緑サブピクセル、青サブピクセ ルの概略構成を示す模式図である。 [図 4]前記第 1の実施の形態における映像の輝度むら補正処理を示すフローチャート である。 FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel in the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a luminance unevenness correction process for video in the first embodiment.

[図 5]前記第 2の実施の形態における表示装置の概略構成を示すブロック図である。  FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a display device according to the second embodiment.

[図 6]前記第 2の実施の形態における赤サブピクセル、緑サブピクセル、青サブピクセ ルの概略構成を示す模式図である。 FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel in the second embodiment.

[図 7]前記第 2の実施の形態における映像の色ずれ補正処理を示すフローチャート である。  FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a video color misregistration correction process in the second embodiment.

[図 8]本発明の他の実施の形態に係る赤サブピクセル、緑サブピクセル、青サブピク セルの概略構成を示す模式図である。  FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel according to another embodiment of the present invention.

符号の説明 Explanation of symbols

100, 300 表示装置  100, 300 display

110, 310 表示手段としての表示部  110, 310 Display as display means

130, 320 表示状態調整手段および表示制御装置を構成する表示変換調整回 路  130, 320 Display conversion adjusting circuit constituting display state adjusting means and display control device

191 表示状態調整手段および表示制御装置を構成するピクセル平均演算手段 192 表示状態調整手段および表示制御装置を構成する輝度補正係数設定手 段  191 Pixel average calculating means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device 192 Luminance correction coefficient setting means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device

200 照射部としてのバックライト  200 Backlight as irradiator

220, 360 表示領域としての LCDパネル  220, 360 LCD panel as display area

243, 383 液晶  243, 383 LCD

241C 表示制御装置を構成する光状態検出手段としての赤光センサ  241C Red light sensor as light state detection means constituting display control device

251C 表示制御装置を構成する光状態検出手段としての緑光センサ  251C Green light sensor as light state detection means constituting display control device

261C 表示制御装置を構成する光状態検出手段としての青光センサ  261C Blue light sensor as light state detection means constituting display control device

341 表示状態調整手段および表示制御装置を構成するサブピクセル平均演算 手段  341 Subpixel average calculating means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device

342 表示状態調整手段および表示制御装置を構成する色補正係数設定手段 342 Color correction coefficient setting means constituting display state adjusting means and display control device

370 画素としてのピクセル Pixel as 370 pixels

380 第 1の液晶素子としての赤サブピクセル 381C 赤色透過手段としてのカラーフィルタ 380 Red sub-pixel as first liquid crystal element 381C Color filter as a red transmission means

381D 表示制御装置および光状態検出手段を構成する第 1の光強度検出手段と しての赤光センサ  381D Red light sensor as first light intensity detecting means constituting display control device and light state detecting means

390 第 2の液晶素子としての緑サブピクセル  390 Green sub-pixel as second liquid crystal element

391D 表示制御装置および光状態検出手段を構成する第 2の光強度検出手段と しての緑光センサ  391D Green light sensor as second light intensity detecting means constituting display control device and light state detecting means

391C 緑色透過手段としてのカラーフィルタ  391C Color filter as green transmission means

400 第 3の液晶素子としての青サブピクセル  400 Blue subpixel as third liquid crystal element

401C 青色透過手段としてのカラーフィルタ  401C Color filter as blue transmissive means

401D 表示制御装置および光状態検出手段を構成する第 3の光強度検出手段と しての青光センサ  401D Blue light sensor as third light intensity detecting means constituting display control device and light state detecting means

発明を実施するための最良の形態  BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

[0015] 〔第 1の実施の形態〕  [First Embodiment]

以下、本発明に係る第 1の実施の形態を図面に基づいて説明する。本実施の形態 では、本発明の表示制御装置を備えた表示装置であって、移動体である例えば車両 に搭載され地図情報や店舗情報あるいはテレビ映像などを表示する構成を例示して 説明する。なお、表示装置としては、車両に搭載される構成に限らず例えば家庭や 工場などに配置される構成など各種情報を表示させるいずれの構成を対象とするこ とができる。図 1は、表示装置の概略構成を示すブロック図である。図 2は、 LCD (Liq uid Crystal Display)パネルの概略構成を示す模式図である。図 3は、赤サブピクセ ル、緑サブピクセル、青サブピクセルの概略構成を示す模式図である。  Hereinafter, a first embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, a display device including the display control device of the present invention, which is mounted on a moving body, for example, a vehicle and displays map information, store information, or a television image, will be described as an example. Note that the display device is not limited to a configuration mounted on a vehicle, and can be any configuration that displays various types of information, such as a configuration arranged in a home or a factory. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the display device. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of an LCD (Liq uid Crystal Display) panel. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel.

[0016] [表示装置の構成]  [Configuration of display device]

図 1において、 100は表示装置である。この表示装置 100は、図示しない映像信号 出力装置から出力される映像信号に基づいて、映像を適宜表示させる。また、表示 装置 100は、後述する RGB (Red,Green,Blue)_LED (Light Emitting Diode)バック ライト (以下、ノ ックライトと称す) 200の初期力もの輝度むらおよび温度ドリフト、経年 劣化による輝度のむら(以下、輝度むらと称す)に基づいて、映像の表示状態を適宜 補正する。そして、表示装置 100は、表示手段としての表示部 110と、映像信号処理 部 120と、表示変換調整回路 130と、 RGB— LEDドライバ(以下、 LEDドライバと称 す) 140と、タイミング部 150と、デイマーセンサ 160と、 AZD (Analog/Digital)変換 部 170と、メモリ 180と、処理部 190と、などを備えている。 In FIG. 1, 100 is a display device. The display device 100 appropriately displays a video based on a video signal output from a video signal output device (not shown). In addition, the display device 100 includes an RGB (Red, Green, Blue) _LED (Light Emitting Diode) backlight (hereinafter referred to as a “knock light”) described later. Hereinafter, the display state of the video is corrected as appropriate based on luminance unevenness. The display device 100 includes a display unit 110 as a display unit, and video signal processing. Unit 120, display conversion adjustment circuit 130, RGB—LED driver (hereinafter referred to as LED driver) 140, timing unit 150, dimmer sensor 160, AZD (Analog / Digital) conversion unit 170, and memory 180 , A processing unit 190, and the like.

[0017] 表示部 110は、タイミング部 150に接続され、映像信号出力装置からの映像信号に 基づく映像を適宜表示させる。そして、表示部 110は、照射部としての LEDバックラ イト 200と、 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)部 210と、などを備えている。  Display unit 110 is connected to timing unit 150, and appropriately displays video based on the video signal from the video signal output device. The display unit 110 includes an LED backlight 200 as an irradiation unit, an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) unit 210, and the like.

[0018] LEDバックライト 200は、タイミング部 150の制御により、 LCD部 210の背面から LC D部 210の後述する LCDパネル 220全体に略同一輝度の略白色の光を適宜照射 する。この LEDバックライト 200は、例えば横方向が縦方向より長い略矩形箱状に形 成された図示しない導光板を有している。導光板の例えば一側縁には、赤色に発光 する複数の図示しない赤色 LEDと、緑色に発光する複数の図示しない緑色 LEDと、 青色に発光する複数の図示しない青色 LEDと、が所定間隔で配設されている。そし て、 LEDバックライト 200は、タイミング部 150から所定の色かつ所定の光量の光を 照射する旨の照射光設定信号を取得すると、この照射光設定信号に基づく色および 光量の光を照射する状態で赤色 LED、緑色 LED、青色 LEDを発光させる。すなわ ち、照射光設定信号に基づく色および光量の光を、導光板を介して LCD部 210へ 向けて照射する。ここで、 LEDバックライト 200の代わりに、電球、 EL (Electro Lumin escence)、蛍光ランプなどを用いたバックライトを用いる構成としてもよい。なお、 LED ノ ックライト 200における光が出力される側の面を、 LEDバックライト 200の表面と称 して説明する。  The LED backlight 200 appropriately irradiates substantially white light having substantially the same luminance from the back surface of the LCD unit 210 to the entire LCD panel 220 described later of the LCD unit 210 under the control of the timing unit 150. The LED backlight 200 has a light guide plate (not shown) formed in a substantially rectangular box shape whose horizontal direction is longer than the vertical direction, for example. For example, on one side edge of the light guide plate, a plurality of red LEDs (not shown) that emit red light, a plurality of green LEDs (not shown) that emit green light, and a plurality of blue LEDs (not shown) that emit blue light are arranged at predetermined intervals. It is arranged. Then, when the LED backlight 200 obtains an irradiation light setting signal for irradiating light of a predetermined color and a predetermined light amount from the timing unit 150, the LED backlight 200 emits light of a color and a light amount based on the irradiation light setting signal. Red LED, green LED, and blue LED are emitted in the state. In other words, light of a color and a light amount based on the irradiation light setting signal is emitted toward the LCD unit 210 through the light guide plate. Here, instead of the LED backlight 200, a backlight using a light bulb, an EL (Electro Luminescence), a fluorescent lamp, or the like may be used. The surface on the side where light is output in the LED knock light 200 will be referred to as the surface of the LED backlight 200.

[0019] LCD部 210は、タイミング部 150の制御に基づいて、 LEDバックライト 200の光を 利用して映像を適宜表示させる。そして、 LCD部 210は、表示領域としての LCDパ ネル 220と、信号線駆動回路 270と、走査線駆動回路 280と、などを備えている。  Based on the control of the timing unit 150, the LCD unit 210 appropriately displays an image using the light of the LED backlight 200. The LCD unit 210 includes an LCD panel 220 as a display area, a signal line driving circuit 270, a scanning line driving circuit 280, and the like.

[0020] LCDパネル 220は、図 2に示すように、横方向が縦方向より長い略矩形板状に形 成され、 LEDバックライト 200の表面側に配設されている。そして、 LCDノネル 220 は、横方向に N個、縦方向に M個 (Nおよび Mは、自然数)、それぞれ並んだ状態で 配設された(N X M)個のピクセル 230を備えている。ここで、 LCDパネル 220の図 2 における左上端を基点として横方向の P番目かつ縦方向の Q番目に存在するピクセ ル 230を、 i(i=P X Q)番のピクセル 230と適宜称して説明する。このピクセル 230は 、タイミング部 150の制御により、 LEDバックライト 200から照射される光の透過状態 を調整して所定の色で出力させる。そして、ピクセル 230は、横方向に並んで配設さ れた、赤サブピクセル 240と、緑サブピクセル 250と、青サブピクセル 260と、などを 備えている。なお、以下において、赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、および 、青サブピクセル 260は、略同一構造を有しているため、赤サブピクセル 240のみに っ 、て詳細に説明し、緑サブピクセル 250および青サブピクセル 260につ!/、ては説 明を簡略化する。 As shown in FIG. 2, the LCD panel 220 is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape whose horizontal direction is longer than the vertical direction, and is disposed on the surface side of the LED backlight 200. The LCD nonel 220 includes N pixels 230 in the horizontal direction, M pixels in the vertical direction (N and M are natural numbers), and (NXM) pixels 230 arranged side by side. Here, with respect to the upper left corner of the LCD panel 220 in FIG. The description 230 is referred to as i (i = PXQ) pixel 230 as appropriate. The pixel 230 adjusts the transmission state of light emitted from the LED backlight 200 under the control of the timing unit 150 and outputs the light in a predetermined color. The pixel 230 includes a red sub-pixel 240, a green sub-pixel 250, a blue sub-pixel 260, and the like arranged in a horizontal direction. In the following description, since the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 have substantially the same structure, only the red subpixel 240 will be described in detail. 250 and blue sub-pixel 260! /, Simplifying the description.

[0021] 赤サブピクセル 240は、 LEDバックライト 200からの光を所定の強度の赤色で適宜 出力させる。そして、赤サブピクセル 240は、図 3に示すように、第 1の基板部 241と、 第 2の基板部 242と、液晶 243と、などを備えている。  [0021] The red sub-pixel 240 appropriately outputs the light from the LED backlight 200 in red with a predetermined intensity. As shown in FIG. 3, the red sub-pixel 240 includes a first substrate unit 241, a second substrate unit 242, a liquid crystal 243, and the like.

[0022] 第 1の基板部 241は、 LEDバックライト 200の表面に隣設されている。この第 1の基 板部 241は、 LCDパネル 220の略矩形と略同一形状の第 1のガラス基板 241Aを有 している。この第 1のガラス基板 241Aの LEDバックライト 200側(以下、一方側と称 す)の面には、例えば第 1のガラス基板 241Aと略同一形状を有し光を所定の方向に 偏光させる第 1の偏光板 241Bが積層されている。また、第 1のガラス基板 241 Aの他 方側の面には、光状態検出手段としての赤光センサ 241Cと、 TFT(Thin Film Trans istor) 241Dと、画素電極 241Eと、がー方向に並んで配設されている。  The first substrate unit 241 is provided adjacent to the surface of the LED backlight 200. The first base plate portion 241 has a first glass substrate 241A having substantially the same shape as the substantially rectangular shape of the LCD panel 220. The surface of the first glass substrate 241A on the LED backlight 200 side (hereinafter referred to as one side) has, for example, substantially the same shape as the first glass substrate 241A and has a first direction for polarizing light in a predetermined direction. 1 polarizing plate 241B is laminated. Further, on the other side of the first glass substrate 241A, a red light sensor 241C as a light state detecting means, a TFT (Thin Film Transistor) 241D, and a pixel electrode 241E are arranged in the opposite direction. It is arranged by.

[0023] 赤光センサ 241Cは、図 1に示すように、 AZD変換部 170に接続されている。また 、赤光センサ 241Cは、図 3に示すように、後述する第 1の配向膜 241F側に設けられ 第 1のガラス基板 241 Aおよび第 1の偏光板 241 Bを介して入射される LEDバックライ ト 200からの光に含まれる赤色の光を受光する受光面 241C1と、この受光面 241C1 と反対側の面に設けられ液晶 243を介して例えば表示装置 100の外部力も入射され る光を遮光するマスク 241C2と、を有している。そして、赤光センサ 241Cは、受光面 241C1で受光した LEDバックライト 200の強度を検出し、この検出した強度をサブピ クセル輝度 Yri (iは赤サブピクセル 240を有するピクセル 230の番号)に変換して、ァ ナログ信号として AZD変換部 170へ出力する。 TFT241Dは、ソースが信号線駆動 回路 270に、ドレインが画素電極 241Eに、ゲートが走査線駆動回路 280に、それぞ れ接続されている。そして、 TFT241Dは、走査線駆動回路 280からゲート信号が入 力されると、信号線駆動回路 270の制御により所定の電圧を画素電極 241Eおよび 後述する対向電極 242Dに印加させる。また、マスク 241C2、 TFT241D、画素電極 241Eの他方側には、例えば第 1のガラス基板 241Aと略同一形状を有し液晶 243の 分子を一定方向に配列させる第 1の配向膜 241Fが積層されている。 [0023] The red light sensor 241C is connected to the AZD converter 170 as shown in FIG. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the red light sensor 241C is provided on the first alignment film 241F side, which will be described later, and is incident on the LED backlight that is incident through the first glass substrate 241A and the first polarizing plate 241B. The light receiving surface 241C1 that receives the red light included in the light from the light 200 and the liquid crystal 243 provided on the surface opposite to the light receiving surface 241C1, for example, shields the light that is also incident by the external force of the display device 100. And a mask 241C2. The red light sensor 241C detects the intensity of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 241C1, and converts the detected intensity into the subpixel luminance Yri (i is the number of the pixel 230 having the red subpixel 240). Output to the AZD converter 170 as an analog signal. The TFT 241D has a source for the signal line driver circuit 270, a drain for the pixel electrode 241E, and a gate for the scan line driver circuit 280. Are connected. When a gate signal is input from the scanning line driving circuit 280, the TFT 241D applies a predetermined voltage to the pixel electrode 241E and a counter electrode 242D described later under the control of the signal line driving circuit 270. On the other side of the mask 241C2, TFT 241D, and pixel electrode 241E, for example, a first alignment film 241F having substantially the same shape as the first glass substrate 241A and arranging molecules of the liquid crystal 243 in a certain direction is laminated. Yes.

[0024] 第 2の基板部 242は、第 1の基板部 241の他方側に配設されている。この第 2の基 板部 242は、第 1のガラス基板 241Aと略同一形状の第 2のガラス基板 242Aを有し ている。この第 2のガラス基板 242Aの他方側の面には、例えば第 2のガラス基板 24 2Aと略同一形状を有し光を第 1の偏光板 241Bの偏光方向と略直交する方向に偏 光させる第 2の偏光板 242Bが積層されている。さらに、第 2のガラス基板 242Aの一 方側の面には、赤色のカラーフィルタ 242Cが積層されている。また、カラーフィルタ 2 42Cの一方側の面には、対向電極 242Dが配設されている。さらに、対向電極 242D の一方側には、液晶 243の分子を第 1の配向膜 241Fが配列させる方向と略直交す る一定方向に配列させる第 2の配向膜 242Eが積層されて 、る。  The second substrate unit 242 is disposed on the other side of the first substrate unit 241. The second base plate portion 242 has a second glass substrate 242A having substantially the same shape as the first glass substrate 241A. On the other surface of the second glass substrate 242A, for example, the light has substantially the same shape as the second glass substrate 242A and the light is polarized in a direction substantially orthogonal to the polarization direction of the first polarizing plate 241B. A second polarizing plate 242B is stacked. Further, a red color filter 242C is laminated on one surface of the second glass substrate 242A. Further, a counter electrode 242D is disposed on one surface of the color filter 242C. Further, a second alignment film 242E is arranged on one side of the counter electrode 242D, in which the molecules of the liquid crystal 243 are arranged in a fixed direction substantially orthogonal to the direction in which the first alignment film 241F is arranged.

[0025] 液晶 243は、第 1の配向膜 241Fおよび第 2の配向膜 242Eの間に設けられている 。この液晶 243の分子は、画素電極 241Eおよび対向電極 242Dに電圧が印加され ていない状態では、第 1の配向膜 241Fおよび第 2の配向膜 242Eにより約 90° ねじ れた状態に、すなわち LEDバックライト 200の光を透過させな 、状態に配列されて!ヽ る。また、液晶 243の分子は、画素電極 241Eおよび対向電極 242Dに所定の電圧 が印加されると、この所定の電圧に応じて分子の配列状態が電界に沿った方向に、 すなわち LEDバックライト 200の光を透過させる状態に変化する。これにより、赤サブ ピクセル 240は、 LEDバックライト 200の光を液晶 243により電圧に応じた状態で適 宜透過させて、カラーフィルタ 242Cを介して所定の強度の赤色の光として出力させ る。  The liquid crystal 243 is provided between the first alignment film 241F and the second alignment film 242E. The molecules of the liquid crystal 243 are twisted by about 90 ° by the first alignment film 241F and the second alignment film 242E in a state where no voltage is applied to the pixel electrode 241E and the counter electrode 242D, that is, the LED back. The light 200 is arranged in a state that does not transmit light! Further, when a predetermined voltage is applied to the pixel electrode 241E and the counter electrode 242D, the molecules in the liquid crystal 243 are aligned in the direction along the electric field according to the predetermined voltage, that is, in the LED backlight 200. It changes to a state of transmitting light. As a result, the red sub-pixel 240 appropriately transmits the light of the LED backlight 200 through the liquid crystal 243 in a state corresponding to the voltage, and outputs it as red light having a predetermined intensity via the color filter 242C.

[0026] 緑サブピクセル 250は、 LEDバックライト 200からの光を所定の強度の緑色で適宜 出力させる。そして、緑サブピクセル 250は、第 1の基板部 251と、第 2の基板部 252 と、液晶 243と、などを備えている。第 1の基板部 251の第 1のガラス基板 241Aには 、光状態検出手段としての緑光センサ 251Cと、 TFT251Dと、画素電極 251Eと、が 配設されている。緑光センサ 251Cは、受光面 251C1およびマスク 251C2を有し、 受光面 251C1で受光した LEDバックライト 200の光に含まれる緑色の光の強度を検 出し、この強度をサブピクセル輝度 Ygi (iは緑サブピクセル 250を有するピクセル 230 の番号)に変換して出力する。第 2の基板部 252の第 2のガラス基板 242Aには、緑 色のカラーフィルタ 252Cが積層されている。さらに、緑サブピクセル 250は、画素電 極 251Eおよび対向電極 242Dに印加される電圧に応じて、 LEDバックライト 200の 光をカラーフィルタ 252Cを介して所定の強度の緑色の光として出力させる。 [0026] The green sub-pixel 250 appropriately outputs the light from the LED backlight 200 in green having a predetermined intensity. The green subpixel 250 includes a first substrate portion 251, a second substrate portion 252, a liquid crystal 243, and the like. The first glass substrate 241A of the first substrate unit 251 includes a green light sensor 251C as a light state detection unit, a TFT 251D, and a pixel electrode 251E. It is arranged. The green light sensor 251C has a light receiving surface 251C1 and a mask 251C2, detects the intensity of green light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 251C1, and uses this intensity as the subpixel luminance Ygi (i is green Converted to pixel 230 having sub-pixel 250) and output. A green color filter 252C is laminated on the second glass substrate 242A of the second substrate portion 252. Further, the green sub-pixel 250 outputs the light of the LED backlight 200 as green light having a predetermined intensity via the color filter 252C according to the voltage applied to the pixel electrode 251E and the counter electrode 242D.

[0027] 青サブピクセル 260は、 LEDバックライト 200からの光を所定の強度の青色で適宜 出力させる。そして、青サブピクセル 260は、第 1の基板部 261と、第 2の基板部 262 と、液晶 243と、などを備えている。第 1の基板部 261の第 1のガラス基板 241Aには 、光状態検出手段としての青光センサ 261Cと、 TFT261Dと、画素電極 261Eと、が 配設されている。青光センサ 261Cは、受光面 261C1およびマスク 261C2を有し、 受光面 261C1で受光した LEDバックライト 200の光に含まれる青色の光の強度を検 出し、この強度をサブピクセル輝度 Ybi (iは青サブピクセル 260を有するピクセル 230 の番号)に変換して出力する。第 2の基板部 262の第 2のガラス基板 242Aには、青 色のカラーフィルタ 262Cが積層されている。さらに、青サブピクセル 260は、画素電 極 261Eおよび対向電極 242Dに印加される電圧に応じて、 LEDバックライト 200の 光をカラーフィルタ 262Cを介して所定の強度の青色の光として出力させる。  [0027] The blue subpixel 260 appropriately outputs the light from the LED backlight 200 in blue having a predetermined intensity. The blue subpixel 260 includes a first substrate portion 261, a second substrate portion 262, a liquid crystal 243, and the like. On the first glass substrate 241A of the first substrate portion 261, a blue light sensor 261C as a light state detection means, a TFT 261D, and a pixel electrode 261E are disposed. The blue light sensor 261C has a light receiving surface 261C1 and a mask 261C2, detects the intensity of blue light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 261C1, and uses this intensity as the subpixel luminance Ybi (i is The pixel 230 having the blue sub-pixel 260). On the second glass substrate 242A of the second substrate portion 262, a blue color filter 262C is laminated. Furthermore, the blue subpixel 260 outputs the light of the LED backlight 200 as blue light having a predetermined intensity via the color filter 262C according to the voltage applied to the pixel electrode 261E and the counter electrode 242D.

[0028] そして、ピクセル 230は、赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセ ル 260から出力される所定の強度の赤色、緑色、青色の光を合成した色の光を出力 させる。なお、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cに、 LEDバッ クライト 200からの光に含まれる全ての色の光、すなわち白色光の強度を検出可能な センサを適用してもよい。  [0028] Then, the pixel 230 outputs light of a color obtained by synthesizing red, green, and blue lights having predetermined intensities output from the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260. A sensor capable of detecting the light of all colors included in the light from the LED backlight 200, that is, the intensity of white light, may be applied to the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C.

[0029] 信号線駆動回路 270は、上述したように TFT241D, 251D, 261Dのソースに接 続されている。そして、信号線駆動回路 270は、所定の電圧を所定の TFT241D, 2 51D, 261Dを介して画素電極 241E, 251E, 261Eおよび対向電極 242Dに印加 する。具体的には、信号線駆動回路 270は、タイミング部 150から所定の赤サブピク セル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260で所定の強度の赤色、緑色、青 色の光を出力させる旨の輝度補正映像信号を取得する。さらに、これら赤サブピクセ ル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260を特定する旨の第 1の特定信号を 取得する。そして、輝度補正映像信号の後述する赤出力値 Roに対応する電圧を、 T FT241 Dを介して、第 1の特定信号に対応する赤サブピクセル 240の画素電極 241 Eおよび対向電極 242Dに印加する。また、信号線駆動回路 270は、輝度補正映像 信号の後述する緑出力値 Goや青出力値 Boに対応する電圧を、緑サブピクセル 250 や青サブピクセル 260の画素電極 25 IE, 261Eおよび対向電極 242Dに印加する。 [0029] The signal line driving circuit 270 is connected to the sources of the TFTs 241D, 251D, and 261D as described above. Then, the signal line driver circuit 270 applies a predetermined voltage to the pixel electrodes 241E, 251E, 261E and the counter electrode 242D via predetermined TFTs 241D, 251D, 261D. Specifically, the signal line driving circuit 270 receives red, green, and blue having predetermined intensities from the timing unit 150 with predetermined red subpixels 240, green subpixels 250, and blue subpixels 260. A luminance correction video signal for outputting color light is acquired. Further, a first specific signal indicating that the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are specified is acquired. Then, a voltage corresponding to a red output value Ro (to be described later) of the luminance-corrected video signal is applied to the pixel electrode 241 E and the counter electrode 242D of the red sub-pixel 240 corresponding to the first specific signal via the TFT 241D. . In addition, the signal line driving circuit 270 applies voltages corresponding to the green output value Go and the blue output value Bo, which will be described later, of the luminance correction video signal to the pixel electrodes 25 IE and 261E and the counter electrodes of the green subpixel 250 and the blue subpixel 260. Apply to 242D.

[0030] 走査線駆動回路 280は、上述したように TFT241D, 251D, 261Dのゲートに接 続されている。そして、走査線駆動回路 280は、タイミング部 150から赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260を特定する旨の第 2の特定信号を取 得して、この第 2の特定信号に対応する赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、 青サブピクセル 260の TFT241D, 251D, 261Dにゲート信号を適宜出力する。  [0030] The scanning line driving circuit 280 is connected to the gates of the TFTs 241D, 251D, and 261D as described above. Then, the scanning line driving circuit 280 acquires a second specific signal indicating that the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are specified from the timing unit 150, and uses the second specific signal as the second specific signal. The gate signals are appropriately output to the TFTs 241D, 251D, and 261D of the corresponding red subpixel 240, green subpixel 250, and blue subpixel 260.

[0031] 映像信号処理部 120は、表示変換調整回路 130に接続されている。また、映像信 号処理部 120には、図示しない映像情報出力装置が着脱可能に接続される。この映 像信号処理部 120は、映像情報出力装置力も表示部 110に映像を表示させるため の映像信号を取得する。そして、この映像信号を適宜処理して表示変換調整回路 1 30へ出力する。  The video signal processing unit 120 is connected to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130. In addition, a video information output device (not shown) is detachably connected to the video signal processing unit 120. This video signal processing unit 120 also acquires a video signal for causing the display unit 110 to display a video with the video information output device capability. The video signal is appropriately processed and output to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130.

[0032] 表示変換調整回路 130は、タイミング部 150および処理部 190に接続され、表示部 110における映像の表示状態を適宜調整する。具体的には、表示変換調整回路 13 0は、映像信号処理部 120で処理された映像信号を取得する。また、処理部 190か ら LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらに基づ ヽて設定される輝度補正係数 Hi (iはピクセ ル 230の番号)に関する輝度補正係数信号を取得する。そして、表示変換調整回路 130は、以下に示す式 1に基づいて、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらによる影響を 最小限に抑えた映像を出力させるための理想輝度値 Rki (iはピクセル 230の番号)を 演算する。  The display conversion adjustment circuit 130 is connected to the timing unit 150 and the processing unit 190, and appropriately adjusts the video display state on the display unit 110. Specifically, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 acquires the video signal processed by the video signal processing unit 120. Also, a luminance correction coefficient signal related to the luminance correction coefficient Hi (i is the number of pixel 230) set based on the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 is acquired from the processing unit 190. The display conversion adjustment circuit 130 then calculates an ideal luminance value Rki (i is the number of the pixel 230) for outputting an image with the influence of the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 being minimized, based on Equation 1 shown below. ) Is calculated.

[0033] Rki = Eai X γ X Hi ... (1)  [0033] Rki = Eai X γ X Hi ... (1)

[0034] Rki :i番のピクセル 230の理想輝度値  [0034] Rki: ideal luminance value of pixel number 230

Eai: i番のピクセル 230に対応する映像信号の輝度信号値 y:ガンマ補正処理を施すためのガンマ補正係数 Eai: The luminance signal value of the video signal corresponding to the i-th pixel 230 y: Gamma correction coefficient for performing gamma correction processing

Hi: i番のピクセル 230の輝度補正係数  Hi: Brightness correction coefficient for pixel i 230

[0035] さらに、表示変換調整回路 130は、理想輝度値 Rkiに基づく光をピクセル 230に出 力させるために、赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260に それぞれ出力させる光の輝度に対応する赤出力値 Ro、緑出力値 Go、青出力値 Bo を設定する。そして、赤出力値 Ro、緑出力値 Go、青出力値 Boを輝度補正映像信号 として、赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260を特定するた めの第 1の特定信号および第 2の特定信号と、同期信号およびクロック信号とともに 所定のタイミングすなわち LCD部 210における映像の描画タイミングでタイミング部 1 50へ出力する。 [0035] Further, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 outputs the light based on the ideal luminance value Rki to the pixel 230, and the luminance of the light to be output to the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260, respectively. Set red output value Ro, green output value Go, and blue output value Bo corresponding to. Then, using the red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo as the luminance-corrected video signals, the first specific signal and the first specific signal for specifying the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are used. The two specific signals, the synchronization signal, and the clock signal are output to the timing unit 150 at a predetermined timing, that is, at the video drawing timing in the LCD unit 210.

[0036] LEDドライバ 140は、タイミング部 150および処理部 190に接続され、タイミング部 1 50を介して LEDバックライト 200に所定の光を適宜照射させる。具体的には、 LEDド ライバ 140は、処理部 190から LEDバックライト 200で照射する光における赤色、緑 色、青色の光量に対応する赤バックライト光量 (以下、赤 BL光量と称す)、緑バックラ イト光量 (以下、緑 BL光量と称す)、青バックライト光量 (以下、青 BL光量と称す)に 関する光量信号を適宜取得する。そして、 LEDバックライト 200で照射する光の赤色 、緑色、青色の光量を、光量信号の赤 BL光量、緑 BL光量、青 BL光量に設定する 旨の照射光設定信号を生成して、タイミング部 150へ出力する。  The LED driver 140 is connected to the timing unit 150 and the processing unit 190, and appropriately irradiates the LED backlight 200 with predetermined light via the timing unit 150. Specifically, the LED driver 140 includes a red backlight amount (hereinafter referred to as a red BL amount) corresponding to red, green, and blue amounts of light emitted from the processing unit 190 with the LED backlight 200, and green. A light amount signal relating to the backlight light amount (hereinafter referred to as the green BL light amount) and the blue backlight light amount (hereinafter referred to as the blue BL light amount) is appropriately acquired. Then, generate the irradiation light setting signal to set the red, green, and blue light amounts of the light emitted from the LED backlight 200 to the red BL light amount, green BL light amount, and blue BL light amount of the light amount signal. Output to 150.

[0037] タイミング部 150は、 LEDバックライト 200と、信号線駆動回路 270と、走査線駆動 回路 280と、などに接続される。また、タイミング部 150は、 LEDドライバ 140から照射 光設定信号を適宜取得する。そして、この照射光設定信号を LEDバックライト 200へ 適宜出力する。また、タイミング部 150は、表示変換調整回路 130から輝度補正映像 信号、第 1の特定信号、第 2の特定信号、同期信号、クロック信号などを適宜取得す る。そして、輝度補正映像信号および第 1の特定信号を信号線駆動回路 270に出力 するとともに、第 2の特定信号を走査線駆動回路 280へ出力する。  The timing unit 150 is connected to the LED backlight 200, the signal line driving circuit 270, the scanning line driving circuit 280, and the like. In addition, the timing unit 150 appropriately acquires an irradiation light setting signal from the LED driver 140. Then, the irradiation light setting signal is appropriately output to the LED backlight 200. In addition, the timing unit 150 appropriately acquires the brightness correction video signal, the first specific signal, the second specific signal, the synchronization signal, the clock signal, and the like from the display conversion adjustment circuit 130. Then, the luminance correction video signal and the first specific signal are output to the signal line driving circuit 270, and the second specific signal is output to the scanning line driving circuit 280.

[0038] デイマーセンサ 160は、処理部 190に接続されている。このデイマーセンサ 160は、 例えば表示装置 100の図示しな 、筐体から臨む状態に配設され、表示装置 100の 外部の光の強度を検出する。そして、この検出した光に関する外部光強度信号を処 理部 190へ適宜出力する。 [0038] The daymer sensor 160 is connected to the processing unit 190. The dimmer sensor 160 is disposed, for example, in a state facing the housing, not shown, and detects the intensity of light outside the display device 100. The external light intensity signal related to the detected light is processed. Outputs appropriately to the physical unit 190.

[0039] AZD変換部 170は、処理部 190に接続されている。この AZD変換部 170は、赤 光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261C力もそれぞれアナログ信号を 取得して、これらアナログ信号のサブピクセル輝度 Yri, Ygi, Ybiをデジタル信号に変 換して処理部 190へ出力する。  [0039] The AZD conversion unit 170 is connected to the processing unit 190. The AZD converter 170 also acquires analog signals for the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C, and converts the subpixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi of these analog signals into digital signals for processing. Output to part 190.

[0040] メモリ 180は、処理部 190に接続されている。このメモリ 180は、映像の表示処理に 必要な各種情報を適宜読み出し可能に記憶する。また、メモリ 180は、例えば製品出 荷前に処理部 190で演算された後述する輝度ばらつき値 Ki (iはピクセル 230の番号 )を前回の輝度ばらつき値 Ti (iはピクセル 230の番号)として適宜読み出し可能に記 憶する。ここで、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiは、利用者により表示装置 100が利用され ると、処理部 190により適宜更新される。さらに、メモリ 180は、表示装置 100全体を 動作制御する OS (Operating System)上に展開される各種プログラムなどを記憶して いる。  The memory 180 is connected to the processing unit 190. This memory 180 stores various information necessary for video display processing so that they can be read out as appropriate. Further, the memory 180 appropriately uses, for example, a later-described luminance variation value Ki (i is the number of the pixel 230) calculated by the processing unit 190 before product shipment as the previous luminance variation value Ti (i is the number of the pixel 230). Memorize it as readable. Here, the previous luminance variation value Ti is appropriately updated by the processing unit 190 when the display device 100 is used by the user. Furthermore, the memory 180 stores various programs developed on an OS (Operating System) that controls the operation of the entire display device 100.

[0041] 処理部 190は、図示しない各種入出力ポート、例えば表示変換調整回路 130が接 続される表示変換ポート、 LEDドライバ 140が接続されるドライバポート、タイミング部 150が接続されるタイミングポート、デイマーセンサ 160が接続されるデイマーポート、 AZD変換部 170が接続される AZDポート、メモリ 180が接続されるメモリポートなど を有する。そして、処理部 190は、各種プログラムとして、図 1に示すように、ピクセル 平均演算手段 191と、輝度補正係数設定手段 192と、バックライト制御手段 (以下、 B L制御手段と称す) 193と、などを備えている。ここで、表示変換調整回路 130、ピク セル平均演算手段 191、輝度補正係数設定手段 192にて、本発明の表示状態調整 手段が構成されている。また、上述した表示状態調整手段、赤光センサ 241C、緑光 センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cにて、本発明の表示制御装置が構成されている。  [0041] The processing unit 190 includes various input / output ports (not shown) such as a display conversion port to which the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 is connected, a driver port to which the LED driver 140 is connected, a timing port to which the timing unit 150 is connected, A dimmer port to which the dimmer sensor 160 is connected, an AZD port to which the AZD converter 170 is connected, a memory port to which the memory 180 is connected, and the like. As shown in FIG. 1, the processing unit 190 includes, as shown in FIG. 1, a pixel average calculation unit 191, a luminance correction coefficient setting unit 192, a backlight control unit (hereinafter referred to as a BL control unit) 193, and the like. It has. Here, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130, the pixel average calculation means 191 and the brightness correction coefficient setting means 192 constitute the display state adjustment means of the present invention. Further, the display control device of the present invention is configured by the display state adjusting means, the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C.

[0042] ピクセル平均演算手段 191は、全ピクセル 230の平均輝度(以下、ピクセル平均輝 度と称す) Apを適宜演算する。具体的には、ピクセル平均演算手段 191は、 A/D 変換部 170からデジタル信号として出力される全ピクセル 230のサブピクセル輝度 Y ri, Ygi, Ybiを取得して、メモリ 180に記憶させる。さらに、以下に示す式 2に基づいて 、各ピクセル 230の輝度(以下、ピクセル輝度と称す) Ypiを演算して、メモリ 180に記 憶させる。そして、ピクセル平均演算手段 191は、全ピクセル 230に関するピクセル 輝度 Ypiの平均値をピクセル平均輝度 Apとして演算して、メモリ 180に記憶させる。 The pixel average calculation means 191 appropriately calculates the average luminance (hereinafter referred to as pixel average luminance) Ap of all the pixels 230. Specifically, the pixel average calculation means 191 acquires the sub-pixel luminances Y ri, Ygi, Ybi of all the pixels 230 output as digital signals from the A / D conversion unit 170 and stores them in the memory 180. Further, based on Equation 2 below, the luminance of each pixel 230 (hereinafter referred to as pixel luminance) Ypi is calculated and stored in the memory 180. Remind me. Then, the pixel average calculation means 191 calculates the average value of the pixel luminance Ypi for all the pixels 230 as the pixel average luminance Ap and stores it in the memory 180.

[0043] Ypi=AXYri + B XYgi+C XYbi ... (2)  [0043] Ypi = AXYri + B XYgi + C XYbi ... (2)

[0044] Ypi :i番のピクセル 230のピクセル輝度  [0044] Ypi: Pixel brightness of pixel i 230

A, B, C :赤色、緑色、青色の各明度を示す所定の係数  A, B, C: Predetermined coefficients indicating the lightness of red, green and blue

[0045] 輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、ピクセル平均演算手段 191で演算されたピクセル 平均輝度 Apに基づいて、各ピクセル 230の輝度補正係数 Hiを設定する。具体的に は、輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、メモリ 180からピクセル平均輝度 Apおよび i番の ピクセル 230のピクセル輝度 Ypiを取得する。そして、ピクセル輝度 Ypiからピクセル 平均輝度 Apを減じた値を輝度ばらつき値 Ki (iはピクセル 230の番号)として演算す る。ここで、輝度ばらつき値 Kiは、正の値の場合に i番のピクセル 230力LCDパネル 2 20にお 、て平均よりも明る 、部分である旨を示し、負の値の場合に平均よりも喑 、部 分である旨を示す。また、輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、全ピクセル 230の輝度ば らつき値 Kiを演算すると、輝度ばらつき値 Kiと異なる前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiが存 在しているカゝ否かを判断する。そして、存在していると判断した場合、この輝度ばらつ き値 Kiを前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiとして記憶させる処理、すなわち前回の輝度ばら つき値 Tiの更新処理を実施する。  The luminance correction coefficient setting unit 192 sets the luminance correction coefficient Hi of each pixel 230 based on the pixel average luminance Ap calculated by the pixel average calculation unit 191. Specifically, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 acquires the pixel average luminance Ap and the pixel luminance Ypi of the i-th pixel 230 from the memory 180. Then, a value obtained by subtracting the pixel average luminance Ap from the pixel luminance Ypi is calculated as the luminance variation value Ki (i is the number of the pixel 230). Here, the luminance variation value Ki indicates that the pixel i of the i-th pixel 230-power LCD panel 220 is brighter than the average when the value is positive, and indicates that the portion is brighter than the average when the value is negative.示 す indicates that it is a part. Also, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 calculates whether or not there is a previous luminance variation value Ti different from the luminance variation value Ki after calculating the luminance variation value Ki of all the pixels 230. If it is determined that it exists, a process for storing the brightness variation value Ki as the previous brightness variation value Ti, that is, a process for updating the previous brightness variation value Ti is performed.

[0046] さらに、輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、メモリ 180から全ピクセル 230の前回の輝 度ばらつき値 Tiを取得して、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiの値が最も小さ 、ピクセル 230 すなわち最も暗いピクセル 230を認識する。そして、この前回の輝度ばらつき値 が 最も小さいピクセル 230のピクセル輝度 Ypiを最小輝度 Ypmとして認識する。また、輝 度補正係数設定手段 192は、この最小輝度 Ypmをピクセル輝度 Ypiで除した値を、 i 番のピクセル 230の輝度補正係数 Hiとして演算して設定する。ここで、最小輝度 Yp mに対応するピクセル 230の輝度補正係数 Hiは 1となる。また、最小輝度 Ypmに対応 しないピクセル 230の輝度補正係数 Hiは 1未満となる。すなわち、輝度補正係数 Hi は、式 1に示すように、映像信号に対して最小輝度 Ypmに対応するピクセル 230の輝 度を低くせずに、最小輝度 Ypmに対応しないピクセル 230の輝度を低くすることによ り、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらの影響を最小限に抑えるための値となる。そして 、輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、輝度補正係数 Hiを輝度補正係数信号に適宜変 換して、表示変換調整回路 130へ出力する。 [0046] Further, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 acquires the previous luminance variation value Ti of all the pixels 230 from the memory 180, and the previous luminance variation value Ti has the smallest value, that is, the pixel 230, that is, the darkest pixel. Recognize 230. Then, the pixel luminance Ypi of the pixel 230 with the smallest luminance variation value is recognized as the minimum luminance Ypm. The brightness correction coefficient setting means 192 calculates and sets a value obtained by dividing the minimum brightness Ypm by the pixel brightness Ypi as the brightness correction coefficient Hi of the i-th pixel 230. Here, the luminance correction coefficient Hi of the pixel 230 corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm is 1. In addition, the luminance correction coefficient Hi of the pixel 230 that does not correspond to the minimum luminance Ypm is less than 1. In other words, the luminance correction coefficient Hi reduces the luminance of the pixel 230 not corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm without decreasing the luminance of the pixel 230 corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm, as shown in Equation 1. Thus, the value is used to minimize the influence of the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200. And The luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 converts the luminance correction coefficient Hi into a luminance correction coefficient signal as appropriate and outputs it to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130.

[0047] BL制御手段 193は、 LEDバックライト 200で照射する光の色を適宜設定する制御 をする。具体的には、 BL制御手段 193は、図示しない入力部の入力操作により表示 装置 100の電源がオンされたことを認識すると、例えば製造者や利用者によりディマ 一センサ 160に応じて設定されている状態の光を照射させるための赤 BL光量、緑 B L光量、青 BL光量を認識する。そして、これら赤 BL光量、緑 BL光量、青 BL光量に 関する光量信号を生成して、 LEDドライバ 140へ出力する。  [0047] The BL control means 193 performs control to appropriately set the color of light emitted from the LED backlight 200. Specifically, when the BL control unit 193 recognizes that the power of the display device 100 is turned on by an input operation of an input unit (not shown), for example, the BL control unit 193 is set according to the dimmer sensor 160 by a manufacturer or a user. Recognizes the red, green, and blue BL light levels for irradiating the light in the current state. Then, a light amount signal relating to the red BL light amount, the green BL light amount, and the blue BL light amount is generated and output to the LED driver 140.

[0048] [表示装置の動作]  [0048] [Operation of display device]

次に、表示装置 100の動作として、映像の輝度むら補正処理について図面に基づ いて説明する。図 4は、映像の輝度むら補正処理を示すフローチャートである。  Next, as an operation of the display device 100, an uneven luminance correction process for an image will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a process for correcting the luminance unevenness of the video.

[0049] まず、表示装置 100は、処理部 190にて、利用者による入力部の入力操作により表 示装置 100の電源をオンする旨の入力操作が実施されたことを認識すると、 BL制御 手段 193などの制御により、 LEDバックライト 200をオンさせる(ステップ S101)。そし て、全ピクセル 230の赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cにて、 LEDバックライト 200の強度をサブピクセル輝度 Yri, Ygi, Ybiとして測定して (ステツ プ S102)、アナログ信号として AZD変換部 170へ出力する。この後、表示装置 100 は、 AZD変換部 170にて、アナログ信号をデジタル信号に変換して (ステップ S 103 )、処理部 190へ出力する。  [0049] First, when the processing unit 190 recognizes that an input operation for turning on the display device 100 is performed by an input operation of the input unit by the user, the BL control means The LED backlight 200 is turned on under the control of 193 (step S101). Then, the intensity of the LED backlight 200 is measured as the subpixel brightness Yri, Ygi, Ybi with the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C of all the pixels 230 (step S102), and an analog signal is obtained. To the AZD converter 170. Thereafter, the display device 100 converts the analog signal into a digital signal by the AZD conversion unit 170 (step S 103), and outputs it to the processing unit 190.

[0050] 処理部 190は、ピクセル平均演算手段 191にて、 AZD変換部 170からサブピクセ ル輝度 Yri, Ygi, Ybiを取得すると、これらに基づいて、各ピクセル 230のピクセル輝 度 Ypiを演算する (ステップ S 104)。さらに、この演算したピクセル輝度 Ypiに基づい て、ピクセル平均輝度 Apを演算する (ステップ S 105)。この後、処理部 190は、輝度 補正係数設定手段 192にて、各ピクセル 230の輝度ばらつき値 Kiを演算し (ステップ S106)、輝度ばらつき値 Kiと異なる前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiが存在しているカゝ否か を判断する(ステップ S107)。このステップ S107において、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Ti が輝度ばらつき値 Kiと同じ値であると判断した場合、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiに基 づいて、各ピクセル 230の輝度補正係数 Hiを設定して (ステップ S 108)、この輝度補 正係数 Hiを輝度補正係数信号として表示変換調整回路 130へ出力する。一方、ス テツプ S107において、輝度ばらつき値 Kiと異なる前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiが存在し て ヽると判断した場合、この輝度ばらつき値 Kiと異なる前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiを更 新して (ステップ S109)、ステップ S 108の処理を実施する。 [0050] When the pixel average calculation means 191 obtains the sub-pixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi from the AZD conversion unit 170, the processing unit 190 calculates the pixel luminance Ypi of each pixel 230 based on these ( Step S 104). Further, the pixel average brightness Ap is calculated based on the calculated pixel brightness Ypi (step S 105). Thereafter, the processing unit 190 calculates the luminance variation value Ki of each pixel 230 by the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 (step S106), and the previous luminance variation value Ti different from the luminance variation value Ki exists. It is determined whether or not it is OK (step S107). If it is determined in step S107 that the previous luminance variation value Ti is the same value as the luminance variation value Ki, the luminance correction coefficient Hi of each pixel 230 is set based on the previous luminance variation value Ti ( Step S108) The positive coefficient Hi is output to the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 as a luminance correction coefficient signal. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S107 that the previous luminance variation value Ti different from the luminance variation value Ki exists, the previous luminance variation value Ti different from this luminance variation value Ki is updated (step S107). S109), the process of step S108 is performed.

[0051] そして、表示変換調整回路 130は、輝度補正係数信号および映像信号を取得する と、輝度補正係数信号の輝度補正係数 Hiおよび映像信号の輝度信号値 Eaiに基づ いて、各ピクセル 230の理想輝度値 Rkiを演算する(ステップ S110)。この後、表示変 換調整回路 130は、この理想輝度値 Rkiに基づいて、輝度補正映像信号を生成して (ステップ S111)、第 1の特定信号、第 2の特定信号、同期信号、クロック信号とともに LCD部 210の描画タイミングに合わせて輝度補正映像信号などをタイミング部 150 へ出力する。さらに、タイミング部 150は、表示変換調整回路 130から各種信号を取 得すると輝度補正映像信号などを信号線駆動回路 270および走査線駆動回路 280 へ出力する (ステップ S112)。そして、信号線駆動回路 270および走査線駆動回路 2 80は、輝度補正映像信号などを取得すると、この輝度補正映像信号の赤出力値 Ro 、緑出力値 Go、青出力値 Boに対応する光すなわち理想輝度値 Rkiに対応する光を 、各ピクセル 230に出力させる輝度補正映像信号の書き込み処理を実施して (ステツ プ S 113)、映像の輝度むら補正処理を終了する。  [0051] Then, when the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 acquires the luminance correction coefficient signal and the video signal, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 obtains the luminance correction coefficient signal of each pixel 230 based on the luminance correction coefficient Hi of the luminance correction coefficient signal and the luminance signal value Eai of the video signal. The ideal luminance value Rki is calculated (step S110). Thereafter, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 generates a luminance correction video signal based on the ideal luminance value Rki (step S111), and the first specific signal, the second specific signal, the synchronization signal, and the clock signal. At the same time, the luminance correction video signal and the like are output to the timing unit 150 in accordance with the drawing timing of the LCD unit 210. Further, when the timing unit 150 obtains various signals from the display conversion adjustment circuit 130, the timing unit 150 outputs a luminance correction video signal and the like to the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 (step S112). Then, when the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 acquire the luminance correction video signal, the light corresponding to the red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo of the luminance correction video signal, that is, A writing process of a luminance correction video signal for causing each pixel 230 to output light corresponding to the ideal luminance value Rki is performed (step S113), and the luminance unevenness correction process of the video is finished.

[0052] [第 1の実施の形態の作用効果]  [0052] [Effects of the first embodiment]

上述したように、上記第 1の実施の形態では、表示装置 100の LCDパネル 220に、 LEDバックライト 200からの光の状態を検出する赤光センサ 241Cと、緑光センサ 25 1Cと、青光センサ 261Cと、を配設している。そして、表示装置 100は、表示変換調 整回路 130にて、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cで検出し た LEDバックライト 200からの光の状態に基づ!/、て、 LCDパネル 220の赤光センサ 2 41C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cに対応する位置における映像の表示状 態を補正する。このため、表示装置 100は、例えば LEDバックライト 200の経年劣化 により LCDパネル 220における所定の位置に照射する光の状態が初期の状態から 変化した場合、この所定の位置に配設された赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、 青光センサ 261Cにおける LEDバックライト 200からの光の検出状態に基づいて、光 の状態が変化した位置の映像の表示状態を補正できる。したがって、表示装置 100 は、映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。 As described above, in the first embodiment, the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 25 1C, and the blue light sensor that detect the state of light from the LED backlight 200 are provided on the LCD panel 220 of the display device 100. 261C. The display device 100 is based on the state of light from the LED backlight 200 detected by the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C in the display conversion adjustment circuit 130. Correct the display state of the image at the position corresponding to the red light sensor 241C, green light sensor 251C, and blue light sensor 261C of the LCD panel 220. For this reason, when the state of light irradiating a predetermined position on the LCD panel 220 changes from the initial state due to, for example, aging degradation of the LED backlight 200, the display device 100 can detect red light disposed at the predetermined position. Sensor 241C, Green Light Sensor 251C, Blue Light Sensor 261C It is possible to correct the display state of the image at the position where the state has changed. Therefore, the display device 100 can appropriately adjust the display state of the video.

[0053] また、表示装置 100は、表示変換調整回路 130および処理部 190にて、映像信号 を LEDバックライト 200からの光の検出状態に基づいて補正した輝度補正映像信号 を LCD部 210へ出力して、 LCDパネル 220における LEDバックライト 200からの光 の透過状態を調整する処理を、映像の表示状態を補正する処理として実施する。こ のため、 LCDパネル 220の各ピクセル 230の透過状態を調整するだけの簡単な構 成で、光の状態が変化した位置の映像の表示状態を適切に補正できる。また、 LED ノ ックライト 200と比べて発光状態を調整しにくい例えば電球のバックライトを用いた 場合であっても、光の状態が変化した位置の映像の表示状態を容易に調整できる。  [0053] In addition, display device 100 outputs to LCD unit 210 a luminance-corrected video signal obtained by correcting video signal based on the detection state of light from LED backlight 200 by display conversion adjustment circuit 130 and processing unit 190. Then, the process of adjusting the transmission state of the light from the LED backlight 200 in the LCD panel 220 is performed as a process of correcting the display state of the video. For this reason, the display state of the image at the position where the light state has changed can be appropriately corrected with a simple configuration that only adjusts the transmission state of each pixel 230 of the LCD panel 220. In addition, even when using a backlight of a light bulb, for example, where the light emission state is difficult to adjust compared to the LED knock light 200, the display state of the image at the position where the light state has changed can be easily adjusted.

[0054] そして、ピクセル 230単位で透過状態を調整することにより、表示状態を補正する 構成としている。このため、表示装置 100は、映像の表示状態をより細カゝく調整できる  [0054] The display state is corrected by adjusting the transmission state in units of 230 pixels. Therefore, the display device 100 can adjust the display state of the image more finely.

[0055] さらに、輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青 光センサ 261Cで検出されたサブピクセル輝度 Yri, Ygi, Ybiに基づいて、 LEDバッ クライト 200の輝度むらに対応する輝度ばらつき値 Kiを演算して前回の輝度ばらつき 値 Tiとして適宜保存する。そして、表示変換調整回路 130は、映像信号における映 像の輝度に関する輝度信号値 Eaiと、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiに基づく輝度補正係 数 Hiと、に基づいて理想輝度値 Rkiを演算し、この理想輝度値 Rkiに基づく輝度の光 をピクセル 230に出力させるための輝度補正映像信号を出力する。このため、表示 装置 100は、 LEDバックライト 200の経年劣化により輝度むらが生じた場合であって も、この輝度むらの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像の表示状態を補正できる。 [0055] Further, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 is used to adjust the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 based on the subpixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi detected by the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C. The corresponding brightness variation value Ki is calculated and stored as the previous brightness variation value Ti as appropriate. The display conversion adjustment circuit 130 calculates an ideal luminance value Rki based on the luminance signal value Eai related to the luminance of the image in the video signal and the luminance correction coefficient Hi based on the previous luminance variation value Ti. Outputs a luminance-corrected video signal for causing the pixel 230 to output light having luminance based on the ideal luminance value Rki. For this reason, the display device 100 can correct the display state of the video so that the influence of the luminance unevenness is minimized even when the luminance unevenness occurs due to the deterioration of the LED backlight 200 over time.

[0056] また、輝度補正係数設定手段 192は、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Tiに基づいて LCD ノネル 220にお!/、て最も喑 、部分に対応するピクセル 230を認識し、このピクセル 2 30のピクセル輝度 Ypiを最小輝度 Ypmとして認識する。そして、映像信号に対して最 小輝度 Ypmに対応するピクセル 230の輝度を変化させずに、最小輝度 Ypmに対応し ないピクセル 230の輝度を低くすることにより、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらの影 響を最小限に抑えるための輝度補正係数 Hiを、表示変換調整回路 130へ出力する 。このため、表示装置 100は、特定のピクセル 230の透過状態を調整して輝度を低く するだけでよぐ映像の表示状態をより容易に調整できる。 [0056] Also, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 recognizes the pixel 230 corresponding to the most part of the LCD non-node 220 based on the previous luminance variation value Ti! The brightness Ypi is recognized as the minimum brightness Ypm. Then, the luminance of the pixel 230 corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm is not changed with respect to the video signal, and the luminance of the pixel 230 not corresponding to the minimum luminance Ypm is reduced to reduce the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200. Outputs brightness correction coefficient Hi to minimize display noise to display conversion adjustment circuit 130 . For this reason, the display device 100 can more easily adjust the display state of the video simply by adjusting the transmission state of the specific pixel 230 to lower the luminance.

[0057] さらに、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cを、赤サブピクセ ル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260における液晶 243よりも LEDバッ クライト 200側に配設している。このため、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青 光センサ 261Cは、液晶 243を介することなく各色の光の強度を検出でき、 LEDバッ クライト 200の輝度むらに対応する各色の光の強度をより正確に検出できる。したが つて、表示装置 100は、映像の表示状態をより適切に調整できる。さらに、液晶 243 を介することなく各色の光の強度を検出できるので、映像の表示中であっても補正処 理を実施できる。 [0057] Further, the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C are disposed closer to the LED backlight 200 than the liquid crystal 243 in the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260. . For this reason, the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C can detect the intensity of light of each color without going through the liquid crystal 243, and increase the intensity of light of each color corresponding to the uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200. It can be detected accurately. Therefore, the display device 100 can adjust the display state of the video more appropriately. Furthermore, since the intensity of light of each color can be detected without going through the liquid crystal 243, correction processing can be performed even while an image is being displayed.

[0058] また、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cを、 LCDパネル 22 0における互いに異なる位置に複数配設している。このため、表示装置 100は、複数 の位置にぉ 、て LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらが生じた場合であっても、これら複 数の位置の輝度むらを検出できる。したがって、複数の位置において輝度むらが生 じた場合であっても映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる利便性が高い表示装置 10 0を提供できる。  [0058] In addition, a plurality of red light sensors 241C, green light sensors 251C, and blue light sensors 261C are arranged at different positions on the LCD panel 220. For this reason, the display device 100 can detect the luminance unevenness at the plurality of positions even when the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 occurs at the plurality of positions. Therefore, it is possible to provide a highly convenient display device 100 that can appropriately adjust the display state of a video even when luminance unevenness occurs at a plurality of positions.

[0059] 〔第 2の実施の形態〕  [Second Embodiment]

次に、本発明に係る第 2の実施の形態を図面に基づいて説明する。本実施の形態 では、本発明の表示制御装置を備えた第 1の実施の形態と同様の表示装置を例示 して説明する。図 5は、表示装置の概略構成を示すブロック図である。図 6は、赤サブ ピクセル、緑サブピクセル、青サブピクセルの概略構成を示す模式図である。なお、 第 1の実施の形態の構成と同一の構成については、同一名称および同一符号を適 宜付しその説明を省略する。また、第 1の実施の形態の構成と同様の機能を有する 構成については、同一名称を付し機能の差異を詳細に説明する。  Next, a second embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, a display device similar to that of the first embodiment provided with the display control device of the present invention will be described as an example. FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the display device. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of a red subpixel, a green subpixel, and a blue subpixel. Note that the same names and the same reference numerals are given to the same configurations as those of the first embodiment, and the description thereof is omitted. In addition, components having the same functions as the components of the first embodiment are given the same names and the differences in functions will be described in detail.

[0060] [表示装置の構成]  [0060] [Configuration of display device]

図 5において、 300は表示装置であり、 LEDバックライト 200や後述するカラーフィ ルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cの初期力 のホワイトバランスずれ、および温度ドリフト、経 年劣化によるホワイトバランスのずれ (以下、色ずれと称す)に基づいて、映像の表示 状態を適宜補正する。そして、表示装置 300は、表示手段としての表示部 310と、映 像信号処理部 120と、表示変換調整回路 320と、 LEDドライバ 140と、タイミング部 1 50と、デイマーセンサ 160と、 A/D変換咅 と、メモリ 330と、処理咅 340と、など を備えている。 In FIG. 5, reference numeral 300 denotes a display device. The white balance of the initial power of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C, which will be described later, and the white balance due to temperature drift and aging (hereinafter referred to as color misalignment). Video display based on Correct the condition as appropriate. The display device 300 includes a display unit 310 as a display means, an image signal processing unit 120, a display conversion adjustment circuit 320, an LED driver 140, a timing unit 150, a dimmer sensor 160, an A / D converter.咅, a memory 330, a processing 340340, and the like.

[0061] 表示部 310は、 LEDバックライト 200と、 LCD部 350と、などを備えている。また、 L CD部 350は、表示領域としての LCDパネル 360と、信号線駆動回路 270と、走査 線駆動回路 280と、などを備えている。  Display unit 310 includes LED backlight 200, LCD unit 350, and the like. The LCD unit 350 includes an LCD panel 360 as a display area, a signal line driving circuit 270, a scanning line driving circuit 280, and the like.

[0062] LCDパネル 360は、図 2に示すように、横方向に N個、縦方向に M個、それぞれ並 んだ状態で配設された (N X M)個の画素としてのピクセル 370を備えて 、る。そして 、ピクセル 370は、第 1の液晶素子としての赤サブピクセル 380と、第 2の液晶素子と しての緑サブピクセル 390と、第 3の液晶素子としての青サブピクセル 400と、などを 備えている。  [0062] As shown in FIG. 2, the LCD panel 360 includes (NXM) pixels 370 arranged in a state where N pixels are arranged in the horizontal direction and M pixels are arranged in the vertical direction. RU The pixel 370 includes a red subpixel 380 as a first liquid crystal element, a green subpixel 390 as a second liquid crystal element, a blue subpixel 400 as a third liquid crystal element, and the like. ing.

[0063] 赤サブピクセル 380は、図 6に示すように、第 1の基板部 381と、第 2の基板部 382 と、液晶 383と、などを備えている。第 1の基板部 381は、第 1のガラス基板 381Aを 有している。この第 1のガラス基板 381Aの LEDバックライト 200側(以下、一方側と 称す)の面には、第 1の偏光板 381Bが積層されている。また、第 1のガラス基板 381 Aの他方側の面には、赤色の赤色透過手段としてのカラーフィルタ 381Cが積層され ている。さらに、カラーフィルタ 381Cの他方側の面には、第 1の光強度検出手段とし ての赤光センサ 381Dと、 TFT381Eと、画素電極 381Fと、がー方向に並んで配設 されている。赤光センサ 381Dは、受光面 381D1およびマスク 381D2を有し、受光 面 381D1で受光したカラーフィルタ 381C透過後の LEDバックライト 200の光、すな わち LEDバックライト 200の光に含まれる赤色の光の強度に対応するサブピクセル 輝度 Zri (iは赤サブピクセル 380を有するピクセル 370の番号)をアナログ信号として AZD変換部 170へ出力する。また、マスク 381D2、 TFT381E、画素電極 381Fの 他方側には、第 1の配向膜 381Gが積層されている。  As shown in FIG. 6, the red subpixel 380 includes a first substrate portion 381, a second substrate portion 382, a liquid crystal 383, and the like. The first substrate portion 381 has a first glass substrate 381A. A first polarizing plate 381B is laminated on the surface of the first glass substrate 381A on the LED backlight 200 side (hereinafter referred to as one side). In addition, a color filter 381C serving as a red light transmitting means is laminated on the other surface of the first glass substrate 381A. Further, on the other surface of the color filter 381C, a red light sensor 381D as a first light intensity detection means, a TFT 381E, and a pixel electrode 381F are arranged side by side in the negative direction. The red light sensor 381D has a light receiving surface 381D1 and a mask 381D2, and the red light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 after passing through the color filter 381C received by the light receiving surface 381D1, that is, the light of the LED backlight 200. The subpixel luminance Zri (i is the number of the pixel 370 having the red subpixel 380) corresponding to the light intensity is output to the AZD conversion unit 170 as an analog signal. A first alignment film 381G is stacked on the other side of the mask 381D2, TFT 381E, and pixel electrode 381F.

[0064] 第 2の基板部 382は、第 2のガラス基板 382Aを有している。この第 2のガラス基板 3 82Aの他方側の面には、第 2の偏光板 382Bが積層されている。さらに、第 2のガラス 基板 382Aの一方側の面には、対向電極 382Cが配設されている。さら〖こ、対向電極 382Cの一方側には、第 2の配向膜 382Dが積層されている。 [0064] The second substrate unit 382 includes a second glass substrate 382A. A second polarizing plate 382B is laminated on the other surface of the second glass substrate 382A. Further, a counter electrode 382C is disposed on one surface of the second glass substrate 382A. Sarako, counter electrode A second alignment film 382D is stacked on one side of 382C.

[0065] 緑サブピクセル 390は、第 1の基板部 391と、第 2の基板部 382と、液晶 383と、な どを備えている。第 1の基板部 391の第 1のガラス基板 381Aには、緑色の緑色透過 手段としてのカラーフィルタ 391Cが積層されている。また、カラーフィルタ 391Cには 、第 2の光強度検出手段としての緑光センサ 391Dと、 TFT391Eと、画素電極 391 Fと、が配設されている。緑光センサ 391Dは、受光面 391D1およびマスク 391D2を 有し、受光面 391D1で受光した LEDバックライト 200の光に含まれる緑色の光の強 度に対応するサブピクセル輝度 Zgi (iは緑サブピクセル 390を有するピクセル 370の 番号)を出力する。 The green subpixel 390 includes a first substrate portion 391, a second substrate portion 382, a liquid crystal 383, and the like. On the first glass substrate 381A of the first substrate portion 391, a color filter 391C serving as a green transmitting means for green is laminated. Further, the color filter 391C is provided with a green light sensor 391D as a second light intensity detection means, a TFT 391E, and a pixel electrode 391F. The green light sensor 391D has a light receiving surface 391D1 and a mask 391D2, and the subpixel brightness Zgi (i is the green subpixel 390) corresponding to the intensity of the green light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 391D1. Output the number of pixel 370).

[0066] 青サブピクセル 400は、第 1の基板部 401と、第 2の基板部 382と、液晶 383と、な どを備えている。第 1の基板部 401の第 1のガラス基板 381Aには、青色の青色透過 手段としてのカラーフィルタ 401Cが積層されている。また、カラーフィルタ 401Cには 、第 3の光強度検出手段としての青光センサ 401Dと、 TFT401Eと、画素電極 401 Fと、が配設されている。青光センサ 401Dは、受光面 401D1およびマスク 401D2を 有し、受光面 401D1で受光した LEDバックライト 200の光に含まれる青色の光の強 度に対応するサブピクセル輝度 Zbi (iは青サブピクセル 400を有するピクセル 370の 番号)を出力する。  The blue subpixel 400 includes a first substrate portion 401, a second substrate portion 382, a liquid crystal 383, and the like. On the first glass substrate 381A of the first substrate portion 401, a color filter 401C serving as a blue transmitting means for blue is laminated. Further, the color filter 401C is provided with a blue light sensor 401D as a third light intensity detecting means, a TFT 401E, and a pixel electrode 401F. The blue light sensor 401D has a light receiving surface 401D1 and a mask 401D2, and the subpixel brightness Zbi (i is a blue subpixel) corresponding to the intensity of blue light contained in the light of the LED backlight 200 received by the light receiving surface 401D1. The number of pixel 370 with 400).

[0067] そして、ピクセル 370は、赤サブピクセル 380、緑サブピクセル 390、青サブピクセ ル 400から出力される所定の強度の赤色、緑色、青色の光を合成した色の光を出力 させる。なお、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dにて、本発明 の光状態検出手段が構成されている。  Then, the pixel 370 outputs light of a color obtained by combining red, green, and blue lights having predetermined intensities output from the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400. The red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D constitute the light state detection means of the present invention.

[0068] 表示変換調整回路 320は、表示部 310における映像の表示状態を適宜調整する。  Display conversion adjustment circuit 320 appropriately adjusts the video display state on display unit 310.

具体的には、表示変換調整回路 320は、映像信号処理部 120で処理された映像信 号を取得する。また、処理部 340から LEDバックライト 200やカラーフィルタ 381C, 3 91C, 401Cの色ずれに基づいて設定される色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbに関する色補 正係数信号を取得する。そして、表示変換調整回路 320は、以下に示す式 3、式 4、 式 5に基づいて、 LEDバックライト 200やカラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cの色ず れによる影響を最小限に抑えた映像を出力させるための理想色値 Cri, Cgi, Cbi (iは ピクセル 370の番号)を演算する。 Specifically, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 acquires the video signal processed by the video signal processing unit 120. Further, a color correction coefficient signal related to the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb set based on the color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C is acquired from the processing unit 340. The display conversion adjustment circuit 320 then displays an image in which the influence of the color deviation of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, 401C is minimized based on the following expressions 3, 4, and 5. Ideal color values for output Cri, Cgi, Cbi (i is Pixel number 370).

[0069] Cri=Eri X γ X Hr ... (3) [0069] Cri = Eri X γ X Hr ... (3)

[0070] Cri: i番のピクセル 370の赤色の理想色値 [0070] Cri: Red ideal color value of pixel i, 370

Eri: i番のピクセル 370に対応する映像信号の赤色の色信号値  Eri: Red color signal value of video signal corresponding to pixel 370 of i

Hr:赤色の色補正係数  Hr: Red color correction coefficient

[0071] Cgi = Egi X γ X Hg ... (4) [0071] Cgi = Egi X γ X Hg ... (4)

[0072] Cgi: i番のピクセル 370の緑色の理想色値  [0072] Cgi: i-th pixel 370 ideal green color value

Egi: i番のピクセル 370に対応する映像信号の緑色の色信号値  Egi: Green color signal value of the video signal corresponding to the i-th pixel 370

Hg:緑色の色補正係数  Hg: Green color correction coefficient

[0073] Cbi = Ebi X γ X Hb ... (5) [0073] Cbi = Ebi X γ X Hb ... (5)

[0074] Cbi: i番のピクセル 370の青色の理想色値  [0074] Cbi: Blue ideal color value of pixel i, 370

Ebi: i番のピクセル 370に対応する映像信号の青色の色信号値  Ebi: Blue color signal value of the video signal corresponding to the i-th pixel 370

Hb :青色の色補正係数  Hb: Blue color correction coefficient

[0075] さらに、表示変換調整回路 320は、理想色値 Cri, Cgi, Cbiに基づく光をピクセル 3 70に出力させるために、赤サブピクセル 380、緑サブピクセル 390、青サブピクセル 400にそれぞれ出力させる光の色に対応する赤出力値 Ro、緑出力値 Go、青出力値 Boを設定する。そして、赤出力値 Ro、緑出力値 Go、青出力値 Boを色補正映像信号 として、第 1の特定信号、第 2の特定信号、同期信号、および、クロック信号ととも〖こ所 定のタイミングすなわち LCD部 350における映像の描画タイミングでタイミング部 15 0へ出力する。 [0075] Further, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 outputs the light based on the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, and Cbi to the pixel 370, the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400, respectively. Set the red output value Ro, green output value Go, and blue output value Bo corresponding to the color of the light to be generated. The red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo are used as color-corrected video signals, and together with the first specific signal, the second specific signal, the synchronization signal, and the clock signal, the specified timing That is, the image is output to the timing unit 150 at the video drawing timing on the LCD unit 350.

[0076] メモリ 330は、映像の表示処理に必要な各種情報を適宜読み出し可能に記憶する 。また、メモリ 330は、例えば製品出荷前に処理部 340で演算された後述する色ずれ 値 Sr, Sg, Sbを前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbとして適宜読み出し可能に記憶する。ここ で、前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbは、利用者により表示装置 300が利用されると、処理 部 340により適宜更新される。  [0076] The memory 330 stores various information necessary for video display processing so that they can be read out as appropriate. Further, the memory 330 stores, for example, color shift values Sr, Sg, and Sb, which will be described later, calculated by the processing unit 340 before product shipment so that they can be appropriately read as previous color shift values Tr, Tg, and Tb. Here, the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, and Tb are appropriately updated by the processing unit 340 when the display device 300 is used by the user.

[0077] 処理部 340は、各種プログラムとして、図 5に示すように、サブピクセル平均演算手 段 341と、色補正係数設定手段 342と、 BL制御手段 193と、などを備えている。ここ で、表示変換調整回路 320、サブピクセル平均演算手段 341、色補正係数設定手 段 342にて、本発明の表示状態調整手段が構成されている。また、上述した表示状 態調整手段、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dにて、本発明 の表示制御装置が構成されて 、る。 The processing unit 340 includes, as various programs, a subpixel average calculation unit 341, a color correction coefficient setting unit 342, a BL control unit 193, and the like as shown in FIG. Here, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320, the subpixel average calculation means 341, and the color correction coefficient setting method In step 342, the display state adjusting means of the present invention is configured. In addition, the display state adjusting means, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D described above constitute the display control device of the present invention.

[0078] サブピクセル平均演算手段 341は、全ピクセル 370の赤サブピクセル 380の平均 輝度(以下、サブピクセル平均輝度と称す) Ar、緑サブピクセル 390のサブピクセル 平均輝度 Ag、青サブピクセル 400のサブピクセル平均輝度 Abを適宜演算する。具 体的には、サブピクセル平均演算手段 341は、 A/D変換部 170から全ピクセル 37 0のサブピクセル輝度 Zri, Zgi, Zbiを取得して、メモリ 330に記憶させる。そして、全ピ クセル 370に関するサブピクセル輝度 Zriの平均値をサブピクセル平均輝度 Arとして 演算して、メモリ 330に記憶させる。また、サブピクセル平均演算手段 341は、全ピク セル 370に関するサブピクセル輝度 Zgi, Zbiのそれぞれの平均値をサブピクセル平 均輝度 Ag, Abとしてメモリ 330に記憶させる。  [0078] The sub-pixel average calculation means 341 includes an average luminance of red sub-pixel 380 of all pixels 370 (hereinafter referred to as sub-pixel average luminance) Ar, green sub-pixel 390, sub-pixel average luminance Ag, and blue sub-pixel 400 of Subpixel average brightness Ab is calculated as appropriate. Specifically, the subpixel average calculation means 341 acquires the subpixel luminances Zri, Zgi, Zbi of all the pixels 370 from the A / D conversion unit 170 and stores them in the memory 330. Then, the average value of the subpixel luminance Zri for all the pixels 370 is calculated as the subpixel average luminance Ar and stored in the memory 330. Further, the subpixel average calculation means 341 stores the average values of the subpixel luminances Zgi and Zbi for all the pixels 370 in the memory 330 as the subpixel average luminances Ag and Ab.

[0079] 色補正係数設定手段 342は、サブピクセル平均演算手段 341で演算されたサブピ クセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abに基づいて、色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを設定する。具体 的には、色補正係数設定手段 342は、メモリ 330からサブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag , Abを取得する。そして、サブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abのうち値が最も大きいも のを最大平均輝度 Amとして認識する。さらに、サブピクセル平均輝度 Arを最大平均 輝度 Amで除した値を、赤色の色ずれ値 Srとして演算する。また、サブピクセル平均 輝度 Ag, Abをそれぞれ最大平均輝度 Amで除した値を、緑色の色ずれ値 Sg、青色 の色ずれ値 Sbとしてそれぞれ演算する。さら〖こ、色補正係数設定手段 342は、色ず れ値 Sr, Sg, Sbのそれぞれと異なる前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tb力メモリ 330に存在し ている力否かを判断する。そして、存在していると判断した場合、この色ずれ値 Sr, S g, Sbを前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbとして記憶させる処理、すなわち前回色ずれ値 Tr , Tg, Tbの更新処理を実施する。  The color correction coefficient setting unit 342 sets the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb based on the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab calculated by the subpixel average calculation unit 341. Specifically, the color correction coefficient setting unit 342 acquires the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab from the memory 330. Then, the subpixel average brightness Ar, Ag, Ab having the highest value is recognized as the maximum average brightness Am. Further, a value obtained by dividing the subpixel average luminance Ar by the maximum average luminance Am is calculated as a red color shift value Sr. In addition, the values obtained by dividing the subpixel average brightness Ag and Ab by the maximum average brightness Am are respectively calculated as the green color shift value Sg and the blue color shift value Sb. Further, the color correction coefficient setting means 342 determines whether or not the force exists in the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb force memory 330 different from the color shift values Sr, Sg, Sb. If it is determined that the color misregistration values exist, the process of storing the color misregistration values Sr, S g, Sb as the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb, that is, the update process of the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb is performed. carry out.

[0080] また、色補正係数設定手段 342は、メモリ 330から前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbを取 得して、これらのうち値が最も小さいものを基準色ずれ値 Tmとして認識する。すなわ ち、サブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abが最も低い色の前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbを 基準色ずれ値 Tmとして認識する。そして、基準色ずれ値 Tmを赤色の前回色ずれ値 Trで除した値を、赤色の色補正係数 Hrとして演算して設定する。また、基準色ずれ 値 Tmを緑色の前回色ずれ値 Tg、青色の前回色ずれ値 Tbでそれぞれ除した値を、 緑色の色補正係数 Hg、青色の色補正係数 Hbとしてそれぞれ設定する。ここで、基 準色ずれ値 Tmに対応する色の色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbは 1となる。また、基準色ず れ値 Tmに対応しない色の色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbは 1未満となる。すなわち、色補 正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbは、式 3、式 4、式 5に示すように、映像信号に対して各ピクセル 3 70の基準色ずれ値 Tmに対応する色を弱めずに、基準色ずれ値 Tmに対応しな ヽ色 を弱めることにより、 LEDバックライト 200などの色ずれの影響を最小限に抑えるため の値となる。そして、色補正係数設定手段 342は、色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを色補正 係数信号に適宜変換して、表示変換調整回路 320へ出力する。 Further, the color correction coefficient setting unit 342 obtains the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb from the memory 330, and recognizes the smallest value among them as the reference color misregistration value Tm. In other words, the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb of the color with the lowest subpixel average luminance Ar, Ag, Ab are recognized as the reference color shift value Tm. Then, the reference color misregistration value Tm is changed to the previous color misregistration value of red. The value divided by Tr is calculated and set as the red color correction coefficient Hr. In addition, values obtained by dividing the reference color misregistration value Tm by the previous green color misregistration value Tg and the previous blue color misregistration value Tb are set as the green color correction coefficient Hg and the blue color correction coefficient Hb, respectively. Here, the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb of the color corresponding to the reference color shift value Tm are 1. Also, the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb for colors that do not correspond to the reference color shift value Tm are less than 1. That is, the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb are not weakened in the color corresponding to the reference color shift value Tm of each pixel 370 with respect to the video signal, as shown in Equation 3, Equation 4, and Equation 5. By reducing the dark blue color that does not correspond to the reference color shift value Tm, this value is used to minimize the effects of color shift such as the LED backlight 200. Then, the color correction coefficient setting means 342 appropriately converts the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb into color correction coefficient signals and outputs them to the display conversion adjustment circuit 320.

[0081] [表示装置の動作]  [0081] [Operation of display device]

次に、表示装置 300の動作として、映像の色ずれ補正処理について図面に基づい て説明する。図 7は、映像の色ずれ補正処理を示すフローチャートである。  Next, as an operation of the display device 300, a video color misregistration correction process will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing video color misregistration correction processing.

[0082] まず、表示装置 300は、処理部 340にて、表示装置 300の電源をオンする旨の入 力操作を認識すると、 LEDバックライト 200をオンさせる (ステップ S201)。そして、全 ピクセル 370の赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dにて、 LED バックライト 200からのカラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cを介した各色の強度をサ ブピクセル輝度 Zri, Zgi, Zbiとして測定して (ステップ S202)、アナログ信号として A ZD変換部 170へ出力する。この後、表示装置 300は、 AZD変換部 170にて、アナ ログ信号をデジタル信号に変換して (ステップ S203)、処理部 340へ出力する。  First, when the processing unit 340 recognizes an input operation for turning on the power of the display device 300, the display device 300 turns on the LED backlight 200 (step S201). Then, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D of all the pixels 370 use the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C from the LED backlight 200 to adjust the intensity of each color to the subpixel brightness Zri, Zgi, Zbi. (Step S202) and output as an analog signal to the A ZD converter 170. Thereafter, the display device 300 converts the analog signal into a digital signal by the AZD conversion unit 170 (step S203) and outputs the digital signal to the processing unit 340.

[0083] 処理部 340は、サブピクセル平均演算手段 341にて、 AZD変換部 170からサブピ クセル輝度 Zri, Zgi, Zbiを取得すると、これらに基づいて、全ピクセル 370に関する サブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abを演算する(ステップ S204)。この後、処理部 34 0は、色補正係数設定手段 342にて、サブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abに基づいて 、赤色、緑色、青色のそれぞれの色ずれ値 Sr, Sg, Sbを演算し (ステップ S205)、色 ずれ値 Sr, Sg, Sbと異なる前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbが存在しているか否かを判断 する(ステップ S206)。このステップ S206において、存在していないすなわち全ての 前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbが色ずれ値 Sr, Sg, Sbと同じ値であると判断した場合、前 回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbに基づいて、各ピクセル 230の色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを設 定して (ステップ S207)、この色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを色補正係数信号として表示 変換調整回路 320へ出力する。一方、ステップ S206において、色ずれ値 Sr, Sg, S bと異なる前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbが存在していると判断した場合、この色ずれ値 Sr , Sg, Sbと異なる前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbを更新して(ステップ S 208)、ステップ S 2 07の処理を実施する。 The processing unit 340 obtains the subpixel luminances Zri, Zgi, Zbi from the AZD conversion unit 170 by the subpixel average calculation means 341, and based on these, the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag for all the pixels 370 are acquired. , Ab is calculated (step S204). Thereafter, the processing unit 340 calculates color shift values Sr, Sg, and Sb for red, green, and blue based on the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, and Ab in the color correction coefficient setting unit 342. (Step S205), it is determined whether or not the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb different from the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb exist (Step S206). If it is determined in step S206 that none of the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb are the same as the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb, The color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb of each pixel 230 are set based on the rotational color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb (step S207), and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb are used as color correction coefficient signals. Display Output to conversion adjustment circuit 320. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S206 that the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb are different from the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb, the previous color misregistration is different from the color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb. The values Tr, Tg, and Tb are updated (step S 208), and the process of step S 2 07 is performed.

[0084] そして、表示変換調整回路 320は、色補正係数信号および映像信号を取得すると 、色補正係数信号の色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbおよび映像信号の色信号値 Eri, Egi, Ebi〖こ基づいて、各ピクセル 370の赤色、緑色、青色のそれぞれの理想色値 Cri, Cgi , Cbiを演算する (ステップ S 209)。この後、表示変換調整回路 320は、これら理想色 値 Cri, Cgi, Cbiに基づいて、色補正映像信号を生成して (ステップ S210)、タイミン グ部 150へ出力する。この後、タイミング部 150は、色補正映像信号などを信号線駆 動回路 270および走査線駆動回路 280へ出力する (ステップ S211)。そして、信号 線駆動回路 270および走査線駆動回路 280は、色補正映像信号などを取得すると、 この色補正映像信号の赤出力値 Ro、緑出力値 Go、青出力値 Boに対応する光すな わち理想色値 Cri, Cgi, Cbiに対応する光を、各ピクセル 370に出力させる色補正映 像信号の書き込み処理を実施して (ステップ S212)、映像の色ずれ補正処理を終了 する。  [0084] When the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 acquires the color correction coefficient signal and the video signal, the color correction coefficient Hr, Hg, Hb of the color correction coefficient signal and the color signal values Eri, Egi, Ebi of the video signal are obtained. Based on this, the respective ideal color values Cri, Cgi, Cbi of red, green, and blue of each pixel 370 are calculated (step S209). Thereafter, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 generates a color-corrected video signal based on these ideal color values Cri, Cgi, and Cbi (step S210), and outputs it to the timing unit 150. Thereafter, the timing unit 150 outputs a color correction video signal or the like to the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 (step S211). When the signal line driving circuit 270 and the scanning line driving circuit 280 obtain the color correction video signal, the light line corresponding to the red output value Ro, the green output value Go, and the blue output value Bo of the color correction video signal is obtained. That is, the color correction image signal is written to output light corresponding to the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, and Cbi to each pixel 370 (step S212), and the image color misregistration correction process is terminated.

[0085] [第 2の実施の形態の作用効果]  [0085] [Effects of Second Embodiment]

上述したように、上記第 2の実施の形態では、表示装置 300の LCDパネル 360に、 LEDバックライト 200からの光の色を検出する赤光センサ 381Dと、緑光センサ 391 Dと、青光センサ 401Dと、を配設している。そして、色補正係数設定手段 342は、赤 光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dで検出されたサブピクセル輝 度 Zri, Zgi, Zbiに基づいて、 LEDバックライト 200の色ずれに対応する色ずれ値 Sr, Sg, Sbを演算して前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbとして適宜保存する。さらに、表示変換 調整回路 320は、映像信号における映像の色に関する色信号値 Eri, Egi, Ebiと、前 回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbに基づく色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbと、に基づいて理想色値 Cr i, Cgi, Cbiを演算し、この理想色値 Cri, Cgi, Cbiに基づく色の光をピクセル 370に出 力させるための色補正映像信号を出力する。このため、表示装置 300は、例えば LE Dバックライト 200の経年劣化により LCDパネル 360における所定の位置に照射する 光の色が初期の状態から変化した場合、この所定の位置に配設された赤光センサ 3 81D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dにおける LEDバックライト 200からの光 の検出状態に基づいて、全ピクセル 370についての平均的な色ずれを算出し、 LED ノ ックライト 200の色ずれを平均的に抑える状態に補正できる。したがって、表示装 置 300は、映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。 As described above, in the second embodiment, the red light sensor 381D for detecting the color of the light from the LED backlight 200, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor are displayed on the LCD panel 360 of the display device 300. 401D. Then, the color correction coefficient setting means 342 corresponds to the color shift of the LED backlight 200 based on the sub-pixel brightness Zri, Zgi, Zbi detected by the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D. The color misregistration values Sr, Sg, Sb are calculated and stored as previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, Tb as appropriate. Further, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 is based on the color signal values Eri, Egi, Ebi related to the color of the video in the video signal and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, Hb based on the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb. The ideal color values Cr i, Cgi, Cbi are calculated, and light of the color based on the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, Cbi is output to the pixel 370. Output a color-corrected video signal. Therefore, for example, when the color of light irradiating a predetermined position on the LCD panel 360 changes from the initial state due to, for example, deterioration of the LED backlight 200, the display device 300 changes the red light disposed at the predetermined position. Based on the detection status of light from LED backlight 200 in light sensor 3 81D, green light sensor 391D, and blue light sensor 401D, the average color shift for all pixels 370 is calculated, and the color shift of LED knock light 200 is calculated. It can be corrected to an average suppressed state. Therefore, the display device 300 can appropriately adjust the display state of the video.

[0086] また、表示装置 300は、映像信号を補正した色補正映像信号に基づ!/ヽて、 LCDパ ネル 360における LEDバックライト 200からの光の透過状態を調整する処理を映像 の表示状態を補正する処理として実施する。このため、 LCDパネル 360の各ピクセ ル 370の透過状態を調整するだけの簡単な構成で、映像の表示状態を適切に補正 できる。また、 LEDバックライト 200と比べて発光状態を調整しにくい例えば電球のバ ックライトを用いた場合であっても、映像の表示状態を容易に調整できる。  [0086] In addition, the display device 300 performs processing for adjusting the transmission state of light from the LED backlight 200 in the LCD panel 360 based on the color-corrected video signal obtained by correcting the video signal. This is implemented as a process for correcting the state. For this reason, the display state of the image can be appropriately corrected with a simple configuration that only adjusts the transmission state of each pixel 370 of the LCD panel 360. Further, even when a light bulb backlight is used, which is difficult to adjust compared to the LED backlight 200, the display state of the image can be easily adjusted.

[0087] さらに、色補正係数設定手段 342は、サブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abが最も低 い色の前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tb、すなわち LEDバックライト 200からの光に含まれ る赤色、緑色、青色の光のうち最も弱い色の光に対応する前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tb を基準色ずれ値 Tmとして認識する。そして、映像信号に対して基準色ずれ値 Tmに 対応する色を変化させずに、基準色ずれ値 Tmに対応しない色を弱くすることにより、 LEDバックライト 200の色ずれの影響を最小限に抑えるための色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを、表示変換調整回路 320へ出力する。このため、表示装置 300は、各ピクセル 370の透過状態を調整して特定の色を弱めるだけでよぐ映像の表示状態をより容 易に調整できる。  [0087] Further, the color correction coefficient setting means 342 is included in the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb of the color having the lowest subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab, that is, the light from the LED backlight 200. The previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, and Tb corresponding to the light of the weakest color among red, green, and blue light are recognized as the reference color misregistration value Tm. The effect of the color shift of the LED backlight 200 is minimized by weakening the color that does not correspond to the reference color shift value Tm without changing the color corresponding to the reference color shift value Tm for the video signal. The color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb for suppression are output to the display conversion adjustment circuit 320. For this reason, the display device 300 can more easily adjust the display state of the video simply by adjusting the transmission state of each pixel 370 to weaken a specific color.

[0088] そして、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dを、赤サブピクセ ノレ 380、緑サブピクセノレ 390、青サブピクセノレ 400におけるカラーフィノレタ 381C, 39 1C, 401Cに対して LEDバックライト 200の反対側に配設している。すなわち、例え ば赤光センサ 381Dにて、カラーフィルタ 381Cを透過した LEDバックライト 200から の赤色の光の強度を検出する構成としている。このため、赤光センサ 381D、緑光セ ンサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dは、 LEDバックライト 200の色ずれに加え、カラーフィ ルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cの経年劣化による色ずれも反映した状態で赤色、緑色、 青色の光の強度を検出できる。したがって、カラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cの 経年劣化による色ずれを最小限に抑える状態に映像の表示状態を補正できるより利 便性が高い表示装置 300を提供できる。また、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 39 ID 、青光センサ 401Dとして、白色の光の強度を検出可能なセンサを適用できる。した がって、同一種類のセンサを赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401 Dとして配設でき、それぞれ赤色、緑色、青色の光のみの強度を検出可能な異なる 種類のセンサを配設する構成と比べて、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光 センサ 401Dを配設する処理を容易にできる。 [0088] Then, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D are connected to the color backlights 381C, 39 1C, and 401C of the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400. It is arranged on the opposite side. That is, for example, the red light sensor 381D detects the intensity of red light from the LED backlight 200 that has passed through the color filter 381C. For this reason, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D have a color filter in addition to the color deviation of the LED backlight 200. Intensities of red, green, and blue light can be detected in a state that reflects the color shift due to aging of Ruta 381C, 391C, and 401C. Accordingly, it is possible to provide the display device 300 that is more convenient than the image display state that can be corrected to a state in which the color shift due to the aging of the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C is minimized. Further, as the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 39 ID, and the blue light sensor 401D, sensors capable of detecting the intensity of white light can be applied. Therefore, the same type of sensors can be arranged as the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D, and different types of sensors that can detect the intensities of only red, green, and blue light are arranged. Compared with the configuration to be provided, the processing for arranging the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D can be facilitated.

[0089] さらに、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dを、赤サブピクセ ル 380、緑サブピクセル 390、青サブピクセル 400における液晶 383よりも LEDバッ クライト 200側に配設している。このため、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青 光センサ 401Dは、液晶 383を介することなく各色の光の強度を検出でき、 LEDバッ クライト 200およびカラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cの色ずれに対応する各色の 光の強度をより正確に検出できる。したがって、表示装置 300は、映像の表示状態を より適切に調整できる。さらに、液晶 383を介することなく各色の光の強度を検出でき るので、映像の表示中であっても補正処理を実施できる。  [0089] Further, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D are disposed closer to the LED backlight 200 than the liquid crystal 383 in the red subpixel 380, the green subpixel 390, and the blue subpixel 400. . Therefore, the red light sensor 381D, the green light sensor 391D, and the blue light sensor 401D can detect the intensity of light of each color without going through the liquid crystal 383, and correspond to the color deviation of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, 401C. The light intensity of each color can be detected more accurately. Therefore, the display device 300 can adjust the display state of the video more appropriately. Furthermore, since the intensity of light of each color can be detected without going through the liquid crystal 383, correction processing can be performed even during video display.

[0090] また、赤光センサ 381D、緑光センサ 391D、青光センサ 401Dを、 LCDパネル 36 0における互いに異なる位置に複数配設している。このため、表示装置 300は、複数 の位置において LEDバックライト 200やカラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 401Cの色ず れが生じた場合であっても、これら複数の位置の色ずれを検出できる。したがって、 複数の位置において色ずれが生じた場合であっても映像の表示状態を平均的に調 整できる利便性が高 、表示装置 300を提供できる。  [0090] In addition, a plurality of red light sensors 381D, green light sensors 391D, and blue light sensors 401D are arranged at different positions on the LCD panel 360. For this reason, the display device 300 can detect color misregistration at the plurality of positions even when the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C are displaced at a plurality of positions. Therefore, even if color misregistration occurs at a plurality of positions, the convenience of being able to adjust the display state of the video on average is high, and the display device 300 can be provided.

[0091] 〔実施の形態の変形〕  [Modification of Embodiment]

なお、本発明は、上述した一実施の形態に限定されるものではなぐ本発明の目的 を達成できる範囲で以下に示される変形をも含むものである。  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, but includes the following modifications as long as the object of the present invention can be achieved.

[0092] すなわち、例えば第 2の実施の形態の表示装置 300に、図 8に示すような例えば赤 サブピクセル 500と、この赤サブピクセル 500と同様の構成を有する緑サブピクセル および青サブピクセルと、を適用して、例えば以下のような処理を実施させる構成とし てもよい。 That is, for example, the display device 300 according to the second embodiment includes, for example, a red subpixel 500 as shown in FIG. 8 and a green subpixel having the same configuration as the red subpixel 500. For example, the following processing may be performed by applying the blue sub-pixel and the blue sub-pixel.

[0093] この図 8に示す赤サブピクセル 500は、第 1の基板部 501と、第 2の基板部 502と、 液晶 503と、などを備えている。第 1の基板部 501の第 1のガラス基板 501Aの一方 側の面には、第 1の偏光板 501Bが積層されている。また、第 1のガラス基板 501Aの 他方側の面には、赤色のカラーフィルタ 501C、対向電極 501D、第 1の配向膜 501 Eが順次積層されて 、る。第 2の基板部 502の第 2のガラス基板 502Aの他方側の面 には、第 2の偏光板 502Bが積層されている。また、第 2のガラス基板 502Aの一方側 の面には、受光面 502C1およびマスク 502C2を有する赤光センサ 502Cと、 TFT5 02Dと、画素電極 502Eと、がー方向に並んで配設されている。さらに、これらの一方 側には、第 2の配向膜 502Fが積層されている。ここで、カラーフィルタ 501Cを第 2の 配向膜 502Fおよび赤光センサ 502C、 TFT502D、画素電極 502Eの間に配設す る構成としてもよい。そして、サブピクセル平均演算手段 341にて、例えば電源がォ ンされた際に表示変換調整回路 320を制御して LCDパネル 360に白色の無地の画 像 (以下、白画像と称す)を表示させ、この白画像を表示させたときのカラーフィルタ 5 01Cなどを介したサブピクセル輝度 Zri, Zgi, Zbiに基づいて、サブピクセル平均輝度 Ar, Ag, Abを演算する。この後、図 7に示すようなステップ S 205ないしステップ S21 2の処理を実施する構成としてもよい。このような構成にしても、第 2の実施の形態の 構成と同様に、赤光センサ 502Cなどが設けられた位置における映像の表示状態を LEDバックライト 200やカラーフィルタ 501Cの色ずれを最小限に抑える状態に補正 でき、映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。なお、以下において、図 8に示す赤サブ ピクセル 500を用いた構成を、変形の形態の構成と適宜称して説明する。また、第 1 の実施の形態、第 2の実施の形態、変形の形態をまとめて表現する際には、各形態 と適宜称して説明する。  A red subpixel 500 shown in FIG. 8 includes a first substrate portion 501, a second substrate portion 502, a liquid crystal 503, and the like. A first polarizing plate 501B is laminated on one surface of the first glass substrate 501A of the first substrate portion 501. Further, a red color filter 501C, a counter electrode 501D, and a first alignment film 501E are sequentially stacked on the other surface of the first glass substrate 501A. On the other surface of the second glass substrate 502A of the second substrate portion 502, a second polarizing plate 502B is laminated. In addition, on one surface of the second glass substrate 502A, a red light sensor 502C having a light receiving surface 502C1 and a mask 502C2, a TFT502D, and a pixel electrode 502E are arranged side by side in the negative direction. . Further, a second alignment film 502F is laminated on one side of these. Here, the color filter 501C may be disposed between the second alignment film 502F, the red light sensor 502C, the TFT 502D, and the pixel electrode 502E. Then, the subpixel average calculation means 341 controls the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 when the power is turned on, for example, and causes the LCD panel 360 to display a white plain image (hereinafter referred to as a white image). Then, the subpixel average luminances Ar, Ag, Ab are calculated based on the subpixel luminances Zri, Zgi, Zbi through the color filter 5001C when the white image is displayed. Thereafter, the processing of step S205 to step S212 as shown in FIG. 7 may be performed. Even with such a configuration, the display state of the image at the position where the red light sensor 502C and the like is provided is minimized as in the configuration of the second embodiment, with minimal color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filter 501C. The image display state can be adjusted appropriately. In the following, the configuration using the red sub-pixel 500 shown in FIG. 8 will be referred to as a modified configuration as appropriate. Further, when the first embodiment, the second embodiment, and the modified embodiments are collectively expressed, they will be appropriately referred to as the respective embodiments.

[0094] さらに、変形の形態において、 LCDパネル 360に、白画像ではなく例えば灰色など の他の色の無地の画像(以下、無地画像と称す)あるいは予め設定された特定の画 像 (以下、特定画像と称す)を表示させる。さらに、メモリに製品出荷前に演算した無 地画像や特定画像に対応する前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbを記憶させる。そして、例え ば色ずれ値 Sr, Sg, Sbおよび前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbの差分などに基づいて、色 補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを設定する構成としてもよい。このような構成にしても、変形の 形態と同様に、映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。 [0094] Further, in a modification, the LCD panel 360 is not a white image but a solid image of another color such as gray (hereinafter referred to as a plain image) or a predetermined specific image (hereinafter referred to as a solid image). (Referred to as a specific image). Further, the previous color misregistration values Tr, Tg, and Tb corresponding to the plain image and the specific image calculated before product shipment are stored in the memory. And for example For example, the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb may be set based on the differences between the color shift values Sr, Sg, and Sb and the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, and Tb. Even with such a configuration, the display state of the video can be appropriately adjusted, as in the modified embodiment.

[0095] また、各形態において、ピクセル 230, 370の透過状態を調整して輝度信号値 Eai や色信号値 Eri, Egi, Ebiを補正する構成について例示した力 これに限らず LEDド ライバ 140により LEDバックライト 200の赤色 LED、緑色 LED、青色 LEDの発光状 態を制御して、輝度むらや色ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正する 構成としてもよい。ここで、赤色 LED、緑色 LED、青色 LEDが本発明の発光手段と して機能する。具体的には、 LEDドライバ 140にて、例えば輝度補正係数 Hiを取得 して、この輝度補正係数 Hiに基づいて LEDバックライト 200の赤 BL光量、緑 BL光 量、青 BL光量を補正する。そして、これら補正した赤 BL光量、緑 BL光量、青 BL光 量に関する照射光設定信号を出力して、 LEDバックライト 200の赤色 LED、緑色 LE D、青色 LEDの発光状態を輝度むらの影響を最小限に抑える状態に補正する構成 としてもよい。また、 LEDバックライト 200の赤色 LED、緑色 LED、青色 LEDの発光 状態を調整するだけでよぐ例えば LEDバックライト 200および LCDパネル 220, 36 0の間に所定のピクセル 230, 370に対応する位置を適宜遮光できる手段(以下、ピ クセル対応部分遮光手段と称す)を設けて調整する構成と比べて、より容易に映像を 補正できる。なお、上述したように、 LEDバックライト 200および LCDパネル 220, 36 0の間にピクセル対応部分遮光手段を設けて映像を補正する構成としてもよい。  In each embodiment, the force exemplified for the configuration for correcting the luminance signal value Eai and the color signal values Eri, Egi, Ebi by adjusting the transmission state of the pixels 230, 370 is not limited to this. The LED backlight 200 may be configured to control the light emission state of the red LED, green LED, and blue LED to correct the image so that the influence of uneven brightness and color shift is minimized. Here, the red LED, the green LED, and the blue LED function as the light emitting means of the present invention. Specifically, the LED driver 140 obtains, for example, a luminance correction coefficient Hi, and corrects the red BL light amount, green BL light amount, and blue BL light amount of the LED backlight 200 based on the luminance correction coefficient Hi. Then, output the irradiation light setting signal for the corrected red BL light amount, green BL light amount, and blue BL light amount, and the light emission status of the red LED, green LED, and blue LED of the LED backlight 200 is affected by uneven brightness. A configuration in which correction is made to a minimum state may be adopted. Also, it is only necessary to adjust the light emission status of the red LED, green LED, and blue LED of the LED backlight 200. For example, a position corresponding to a predetermined pixel 230, 370 between the LED backlight 200 and the LCD panel 220, 360. The image can be corrected more easily than a configuration in which a means capable of appropriately shielding light (hereinafter referred to as pixel-corresponding partial light shielding means) is provided and adjusted. As described above, a pixel-corresponding partial light shielding unit may be provided between the LED backlight 200 and the LCD panels 220 and 360 to correct the image.

[0096] さらに、各形態において、ピクセル 230, 370の透過状態および LEDバックライト 20 0の発光状態の両方を制御して、輝度むらや色ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に 映像を補正する構成としてもよい。このような構成にすれば、上述した透過状態およ び発光状態のうちいずれか一方の状態のみを制御する構成と比べて、より多くの状 況に応じて映像を適切に補正できる。  [0096] Further, in each embodiment, by controlling both the transmission state of the pixels 230 and 370 and the light emission state of the LED backlight 200, the image is corrected so as to minimize the influence of luminance unevenness and color shift. It is good also as a structure. With such a configuration, it is possible to appropriately correct an image according to more situations as compared to the configuration in which only one of the above-described transmission state and light emission state is controlled.

[0097] そして、第 1の実施の形態において、色ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像 を補正する機能を設ける構成としてもよい。具体的には、処理部 190に、サブピクセ ル平均演算手段 341、色係数設定手段 342を設ける。さらに、表示変換調整回路 1 30に、理想色値 Cri, Cgi, Cbiを演算する機能を設ける構成としてもよい。このような 構成にすれば、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらに加え、 LEDバックライト 200の色 ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正できる利便性が高い表示装置 100 を提供できる。 [0097] In the first embodiment, a function may be provided in which an image is corrected so as to minimize the influence of color misregistration. Specifically, the processing unit 190 is provided with sub-pixel average calculation means 341 and color coefficient setting means 342. Further, the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 may be provided with a function for calculating the ideal color values Cri, Cgi, Cbi. like this With this configuration, it is possible to provide a highly convenient display device 100 that can correct an image so that the influence of the color shift of the LED backlight 200 is minimized in addition to the uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200.

[0098] また、第 2の実施の形態または変形の形態において、輝度むらの影響を最小限に 抑える状態に映像を補正する機能を設ける構成としてもよい。具体的には、処理部 3 40に、ピクセル平均演算手段 191、輝度係数設定手段 192を設ける。さらに、表示 変換調整回路 320に、理想輝度値 Rkiを演算する機能を設ける構成としてもよい。こ のような構成にすれば、 LEDバックライト 200およびカラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 4 01Cの色ずれに加え、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらの影響を最小限に抑える状 態に映像を補正できる利便性が高い表示装置を提供できる。  [0098] In addition, in the second embodiment or the modification, a configuration may be provided in which a function for correcting an image is provided in a state in which the influence of luminance unevenness is minimized. Specifically, the processing unit 340 is provided with pixel average calculation means 191 and luminance coefficient setting means 192. Further, the display conversion adjustment circuit 320 may be provided with a function for calculating the ideal luminance value Rki. With this configuration, in addition to the color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C, the image can be corrected to a state that minimizes the effects of uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200. A display device with high performance can be provided.

[0099] あるいは、第 1の実施の形態においては、各ピクセル毎の輝度ばらつき値 Kiを演算 し各ピクセル毎に輝度補正を行っていた力 これを各サブピクセル毎に赤色、緑色、 青色の各色輝度ばらつき値 Kri, Kgi, Kbiを演算し、各色の輝度むらの影響を最小 限に抑えるように各サブピクセル毎に映像を補正する機能を設ける構成としてもよい 。具体的には、処理部 190は、 AZD変換部 170から取得した赤、緑、青の各色のサ ブピクセル輝度 Yri、 Ygi、 Ybi〖こ基づいて、赤、緑、青の各色のサブピクセル平均輝 度 Arp、 Agp、 Abpを演算する。この後、処理部 190は、輝度補正係数設定手段 192 にて、赤サブピクセル輝度 Yriカゝら赤色のサブピクセル平均輝度 Arpを減じた値を赤 色輝度ばらつき値 Kriとして演算し、緑、青についても同様の方法でそれぞれ緑色輝 度ばらつき値 Kgi、青色輝度ばらつき値 Kbiとして演算する。そして前回の赤、緑、青 の各色輝度ばらつき値 Tri、 Tgi、 Tbiとして適宜保存する。表示変換調整回路 130は 、映像信号における映像の赤、緑、青の各色輝度に関する輝度信号値 Erai、 Egai、 Ebaiと、前回の赤、緑、青の各色輝度ばらつき値 Tri、 Tgi、 Tbi〖こ基づく赤、緑、青の 各色輝度補正係数 Hri、 Hgi、 Hriと、に基づいて赤、緑、青の各色理想輝度値 Rkri、 Rkgi、 Rkbiを演算し、この赤、緑、青の各色理想輝度値 Rkri、 Rkgi、 Rkbiに基づく光 を赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 260に出力させるため の赤、緑、青の各色輝度補正映像信号を出力する。このため、表示装置 100は、 LE Dバックライト 200の経年劣化などにより、部分的に特定の色が明るくなつたり暗くな つたりする、すなわち色のむらが生じた場合であっても、この色のむらの影響を最小 限に抑える状態に映像の表示状態を補正できる。 [0099] Alternatively, in the first embodiment, the luminance variation value Ki for each pixel is calculated and the luminance correction is performed for each pixel. This is the red, green, and blue color for each subpixel. A configuration may be provided in which the luminance variation values Kri, Kgi, and Kbi are calculated, and a function for correcting the image is provided for each subpixel so as to minimize the influence of the luminance unevenness of each color. Specifically, the processing unit 190 uses the subpixel luminance values Yri, Ygi, and Ybi for each of the red, green, and blue colors obtained from the AZD conversion unit 170 to calculate the subpixel average luminance for each color of red, green, and blue. Degrees Arp, Agp, Abp are calculated. After that, the processing unit 190 calculates a value obtained by subtracting the red sub-pixel luminance Yrp from the red sub-pixel luminance Yri and the red sub-pixel average luminance Arp as the red luminance variation value Kri by the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192, and thereby the green, blue The same method is used to calculate green brightness variation value Kgi and blue brightness variation value Kbi. Then, it is stored as appropriate as the previous red, green, and blue color luminance variation values Tri, Tgi, and Tbi. The display conversion adjustment circuit 130 determines the luminance signal values Erai, Egai, Ebai related to the red, green, and blue color luminances of the video signal and the previous red, green, and blue color luminance variation values Tri, Tgi, Tbi. Based on the red, green, and blue color luminance correction coefficients based on Hri, Hgi, and Hri, the red, green, and blue ideal luminance values Rkri, Rkgi, and Rkbi are calculated, and the red, green, and blue ideal luminance values are calculated. Outputs luminance-corrected video signals of red, green, and blue to output light based on the values Rkri, Rkgi, and Rkbi to the red subpixel 240, green subpixel 250, and blue subpixel 260. For this reason, the display device 100 is partially brightened or darkened due to deterioration of the LED backlight 200 or the like. Even in the case where the color is uneven, that is, when the color unevenness occurs, the display state of the image can be corrected so as to minimize the influence of the color unevenness.

[0100] そして、第 1の実施の形態において、 LCDパネル 220において最も明るい部分に 対応するピクセル 230 (以下、最大輝度ピクセル 230と称す)の輝度を低くせずに、最 大輝度ピクセル 230以外のピクセル 230の輝度を高くすることにより、 LEDバックライ ト 200の輝度むらの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正する構成としてもよい。 ここで、最大輝度ピクセル 230以外のピクセル 230の輝度を高くする構成としては、 例えば LEDバックライト 200により初期状態では最大輝度よりも低い輝度の光を LC Dパネル 220に照射して、輝度むらが生じた際に最大輝度ピクセル 230以外のピク セル 230に対応する部分の輝度を高くする構成が例示できるがこれに限られない。こ のような構成にしても、表示装置 100は、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらの影響を 最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正できる。  [0100] In the first embodiment, the brightness of the pixel 230 corresponding to the brightest part of the LCD panel 220 (hereinafter referred to as the maximum brightness pixel 230) is not lowered, and the brightness of the pixels other than the maximum brightness pixel 230 is reduced. By increasing the brightness of the pixel 230, the image may be corrected so that the influence of the uneven brightness of the LED backlight 200 is minimized. Here, as a configuration to increase the luminance of the pixels 230 other than the maximum luminance pixel 230, for example, the LED backlight 200 irradiates the LCD panel 220 with light having a luminance lower than the maximum luminance in the initial state. A configuration in which the luminance of the portion corresponding to the pixel 230 other than the maximum luminance pixel 230 is increased when it occurs can be exemplified, but is not limited thereto. Even with such a configuration, the display device 100 can correct an image so as to minimize the influence of the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200.

[0101] また、第 2の実施の形態または変形の形態において、 LCDパネル 360において最 も強い色の光(以下、最強色と称す)を弱くせずに、最強色以外の色を強めることによ り、 LEDバックライト 200の色ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正する構 成としてもよい。ここで、最強色以外の色の強度を強くする構成としては、例えば LED ノ ックライト 200の赤色 LED、緑色 LED、青色 LEDを初期状態では最大強度よりも 低い強度の状態で発光させ、色ずれが生じた際に最強色以外の色の LEDの強度を 強くする状態で発光させる構成が例示できるがこれに限られない。このような構成に しても、表示装置 300は、 LEDバックライト 200やカラーフィルタ 381C, 391C, 401 Cの色ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正できる。  [0101] Further, in the second embodiment or modification, the LCD panel 360 does not weaken the light of the strongest color (hereinafter referred to as the strongest color) and strengthens colors other than the strongest color. Therefore, the image may be corrected so as to minimize the influence of the color shift of the LED backlight 200. Here, as a configuration for increasing the intensity of colors other than the strongest color, for example, the red LED, green LED, and blue LED of the LED knocklight 200 emit light at a lower intensity than the maximum intensity in the initial state, and color misregistration occurs. A configuration in which light is emitted in a state where the intensity of an LED of a color other than the strongest color is increased when it occurs can be exemplified, but is not limited thereto. Even with such a configuration, the display device 300 can correct an image so that the influence of the color shift of the LED backlight 200 and the color filters 381C, 391C, and 401C is minimized.

[0102] さらに、第 1の実施の形態において、赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光セ ンサ 261Cを液晶 243に対して LEDバックライト 200の反対側に設ける構成としても よい。すなわち、例えば赤サブピクセル 240、緑サブピクセル 250、青サブピクセル 2 60を、変形の形態の赤サブピクセル 500と同様の構成にする。そして、輝度補正係 数設定手段 192にて、 LCDパネル 220に白画像を表示させた際のサブピクセル輝 度に基づいて輝度補正係数 Hiを演算する構成としてもよい。このような構成にしても 、表示装置 100は、 LEDバックライト 200の輝度むらを最小限に抑える状態に映像を 補正できる。 [0102] Furthermore, in the first embodiment, the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C may be provided on the opposite side of the LED backlight 200 with respect to the liquid crystal 243. That is, for example, the red subpixel 240, the green subpixel 250, and the blue subpixel 260 are configured in the same manner as the red subpixel 500 in the modified form. The luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 may calculate the luminance correction coefficient Hi based on the subpixel luminance when the white image is displayed on the LCD panel 220. Even in such a configuration, the display device 100 displays the image in a state in which the luminance unevenness of the LED backlight 200 is minimized. Can be corrected.

[0103] そして、各形態において、表示装置 100, 300にて、入力部による映像の補正処理 を実施する旨の設定入力を認識した際に、映像の補正処理を実施する構成としても よい。具体的には、第 1の実施の形態ではステップ S 102以降の処理を、第 2の実施 の形態ではステップ S202以降の処理を、変形の形態では白画像を表示させる処理 を、映像の補正処理を実施する旨の設定入力を認識した際に実施する構成としても よい。このような構成にすれば、例えば映像の出力中であっても利用者の意志により 映像を補正できる利便性がより高い表示装置 100, 300を提供できる。  [0103] In each embodiment, the display device 100, 300 may be configured to perform video correction processing when it recognizes a setting input for performing video correction processing by the input unit. Specifically, in the first embodiment, the processing after step S102, in the second embodiment, the processing after step S202, in the modified embodiment, the processing for displaying a white image, the video correction processing It is also possible to adopt a configuration that is implemented when a setting input for performing the above is recognized. With such a configuration, for example, it is possible to provide the display devices 100 and 300 with higher convenience that can correct the video according to the user's will even during video output.

[0104] また、各形態において、 LCDパネル 220, 360における所定の位置のみに、赤光 センサ 241C, 381C, 502C、緑光センサ 251C, 391C、青光センサ 261C, 401C を配設する構成としてもよい。このような構成にしても、例えば LCDパネル 220, 360 における赤光センサ 241C, 381C, 502Cなどが配設された位置に生じた LEDバッ クライト 200の輝度むらや色ずれの影響を最小限に抑える状態に映像を補正できる。 したがって、表示装置 100, 300は、従来のバックライトの輝度調整のみで映像の表 示状態を調整する構成と比べて、映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。  In each embodiment, the red light sensors 241C, 381C, 502C, the green light sensors 251C, 391C, and the blue light sensors 261C, 401C may be arranged only at predetermined positions on the LCD panels 220, 360. . Even with such a configuration, for example, the influence of uneven brightness and color shift of the LED backlight 200 generated at the position where the red light sensors 241C, 381C, 502C, etc. are disposed on the LCD panels 220, 360 is minimized. The image can be corrected to the state. Therefore, the display devices 100 and 300 can appropriately adjust the display state of the image as compared with the configuration in which the display state of the image is adjusted only by the conventional backlight brightness adjustment.

[0105] さらに、各形態において、 LEDバックライト 200がオンされた際に、メモリ 180, 330 に記憶された前回の輝度ばらつき値 Ti、前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbに基づいて、輝 度補正係数 Hi、色補正係数 Hr, Hg, Hbを演算する構成としてもよい。ここで、輝度 補正係数設定手段 192、色補正係数設定手段 342が本発明の記憶制御手段として 機能する。また、メモリ 180, 330が本発明の記憶手段として機能する。さらに、前回 の輝度ばらつき値 Ti、前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbが本発明の光状態情報として機能 する。このような構成にすれば、例えば従前に利用した状態からバックライト 200の輝 度むらや色ずれが生じていない場合、前回の輝度ばらつき値 Ti、前回色ずれ値 Tr, Tg, Tbを再演算することなぐ映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。したがって、各 形態のように LEDバックライト 200がオンされる毎に輝度補正係数 Hi、色補正係数 H r, Hg, Hbを演算する構成と比べて、処理部 190, 340の処理負荷を低減できる。  [0105] Further, in each embodiment, when the LED backlight 200 is turned on, the brightness is calculated based on the previous luminance variation value Ti and the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb stored in the memories 180, 330. The correction coefficient Hi and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb may be calculated. Here, the luminance correction coefficient setting means 192 and the color correction coefficient setting means 342 function as the storage control means of the present invention. Further, the memories 180 and 330 function as storage means of the present invention. Further, the previous luminance variation value Ti and the previous color shift values Tr, Tg, Tb function as the light state information of the present invention. With this configuration, for example, if the brightness unevenness or color shift of the backlight 200 has not occurred since the previous use, the previous brightness variation value Ti and the previous color shift value Tr, Tg, Tb are recalculated. It is possible to appropriately adjust the display state of the video without having to do it. Therefore, the processing load of the processing units 190 and 340 can be reduced as compared with the configuration in which the luminance correction coefficient Hi and the color correction coefficients Hr, Hg, and Hb are calculated each time the LED backlight 200 is turned on as in each embodiment. .

[0106] また、第 1の実施の形態の構成を、白黒の映像を表示する表示装置に適用してもよ い。このような構成にしても、ノ ックライトの輝度むらの影響を最小限に抑える状態に 白黒の映像の表示状態を補正できる利便性が高い表示装置を提供できる。 [0106] Further, the configuration of the first embodiment may be applied to a display device that displays black and white video. Even in such a configuration, the influence of the uneven brightness of the knocklight is minimized. A highly convenient display device capable of correcting the display state of black and white video can be provided.

[0107] 本発明は、透過型の LCDパネル 220, 360を備えた表示装置 100, 300に限らず 、入射される光を反射して映像を出力する 、わゆる反射型の LCDパネルを備えた表 示装置に適用してもよい。すなわち、例えば、第 1の実施の形態の表示制御装置を、 例えば図 3における LEDバックライト 200に対応する位置に図示しない照射部として のミラーを設けるとともに、第 2の偏光板 242B側力も図示しない光源や外光により LC Dパネルに光を照射する構成に適用してもよい。このような構成の場合、ピクセル平 均輝度演算手段 191にて、 LCDパネルに例えば白画像や無地画像あるいは特定画 像を表示させる状態に液晶の状態を制御して、ミラーで反射される光の強度に対応 するサブピクセル輝度 Yri, Ygi, Ybiを取得する。そして、表示変換調整回路 130な どにて、このサブピクセル輝度 Yri, Ygi, Ybiに基づいて、輝度補正映像信号を生成 する構成としてもよい。ここで、反射型の LCDパネルの場合、光が液晶 243を 2回透 過するため、その旨を反映させて輝度補正映像信号を生成する。このような構成に すれば、反射型の LCDパネルを有する表示装置においても、ミラーで反射した光の 輝度むらを最小限に抑える状態に表示状態を調整できる。なお、反射型の LCDパネ ルを有する表示装置において、第 2の実施の形態の表示制御装置、すなわちミラー で反射した光の色ずれを最小限に抑える状態に表示状態を調整する構成を適用し てもよい。また、センサを設ける位置としては、図 3に示す構成に限らず、図 6や図 8に 示す位置に設けミラーで反射した光やカラーフィルタの色ずれや輝度むらを最小限 に抑える状態に表示状態を調整する構成としてもよい。  [0107] The present invention is not limited to the display devices 100 and 300 including the transmissive LCD panels 220 and 360, and includes a so-called reflective LCD panel that reflects incident light and outputs an image. It may be applied to a display device. That is, for example, the display control apparatus of the first embodiment is provided with a mirror as an irradiation unit (not shown) at a position corresponding to the LED backlight 200 in FIG. 3, for example, and the second polarizing plate 242B side force is not shown. You may apply to the structure which irradiates light to a LCD panel with a light source or external light. In such a configuration, the pixel average luminance calculation means 191 controls the state of the liquid crystal so that, for example, a white image, a plain image, or a specific image is displayed on the LCD panel, and the light reflected by the mirror is controlled. Get sub-pixel brightness Yri, Ygi, Ybi corresponding to intensity. The display conversion adjustment circuit 130 or the like may be configured to generate a luminance correction video signal based on the subpixel luminances Yri, Ygi, Ybi. Here, in the case of a reflective LCD panel, since light passes through the liquid crystal 243 twice, a luminance correction video signal is generated by reflecting that fact. With such a configuration, even in a display device having a reflective LCD panel, the display state can be adjusted so as to minimize the uneven brightness of the light reflected by the mirror. In a display device having a reflective LCD panel, the display control device of the second embodiment, that is, a configuration that adjusts the display state to a state that minimizes the color shift of the light reflected by the mirror is applied. May be. The position where the sensor is installed is not limited to the configuration shown in FIG. 3, and the light reflected at the position shown in FIGS. 6 and 8 and the color filter color shift and luminance unevenness are displayed to a minimum. It is good also as a structure which adjusts a state.

[0108] また、本発明の表示領域としては、 LCDパネル 220, 360に限らず、入射される光 の透過状態または反射状態を調整して画像を表示させるいかなる構成を適用しても よい。そして、車載用の表示装置に限らず、携帯用の表示装置、家庭や工場などに 設置される表示装置、競技場などの野外に設置される表示装置に適用してもよい。さ らに、例えば映像や楽曲の記録再生装置における再生状態や記録状態などの各種 情報を表示する表示部に適用してもょ 、。  [0108] The display area of the present invention is not limited to the LCD panels 220 and 360, and any configuration for displaying an image by adjusting the transmission state or reflection state of incident light may be applied. Further, the present invention is not limited to a vehicle-mounted display device, and may be applied to a portable display device, a display device installed in a home or factory, or a display device installed outdoors such as a stadium. Furthermore, for example, it may be applied to a display unit that displays various information such as the playback state and recording state in a video / music recording / playback device.

[0109] そして、上述した各機能をプログラムとして構築した力 例えば回路基板などのハー ドウエアあるいは 1つの IC (Integrated Circuit)などの素子にて構成するなどしてもよく 、いずれの形態としても利用できる。なお、プログラムや別途記録媒体力 読み取ら せる構成とすることにより、取扱が容易で、利用の拡大が容易に図れる。 [0109] The ability to build each function described above as a program may be configured by hardware such as a circuit board or an element such as a single integrated circuit (IC). Any form can be used. By adopting a configuration that can read the program and the recording medium power separately, it is easy to handle and can be used easily.

[0110] その他、本発明の実施の際の具体的な構造および手順は、本発明の目的を達成 できる範囲で他の構造などに適宜変更できる。  [0110] In addition, the specific structure and procedure for carrying out the present invention can be appropriately changed to other structures and the like as long as the object of the present invention can be achieved.

[0111] 〔実施の形態の効果〕  [Effects of Embodiment]

上述したように、上記実施の形態では、表示装置 100は、表示変換調整回路 130 にて、 LCDパネル 220に配設された赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光セン サ 261Cで検出した LEDバックライト 200からの光の状態に基づいて、 LCDパネル 2 20の赤光センサ 241C、緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cに対応する位置にお ける映像の表示状態を補正する。このため、表示装置 100は、例えば LEDバックライ ト 200の経年劣化により LCDパネル 220における所定の位置に照射する光の状態 が初期の状態力も変化した場合、この所定の位置に配設された赤光センサ 241C、 緑光センサ 251C、青光センサ 261Cにおける LEDバックライト 200からの光の検出 状態に基づいて、光の状態が変化した位置のみの映像の表示状態を補正できる。し たがって、表示装置 100は、映像の表示状態を適切に調整できる。  As described above, in the above embodiment, the display device 100 uses the display conversion adjustment circuit 130 to detect the LEDs detected by the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C disposed on the LCD panel 220. Based on the state of light from the backlight 200, the display state of the image at the position corresponding to the red light sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C of the LCD panel 220 is corrected. For this reason, when the state of light irradiating a predetermined position on the LCD panel 220 changes due to, for example, aging of the LED backlight 200, the display device 100 changes the red light disposed at the predetermined position. Based on the detection state of light from the LED backlight 200 in the sensor 241C, the green light sensor 251C, and the blue light sensor 261C, it is possible to correct the display state of the image only at the position where the light state has changed. Therefore, the display device 100 can appropriately adjust the display state of the video.

産業上の利用可能性  Industrial applicability

[0112] 本発明は、表示手段における画像の表示状態を調整する表示制御装置、表示装 置、表示制御方法、そのプログラム、および、そのプログラムを記録した記録媒体に 利用できる。 The present invention can be used for a display control device that adjusts the display state of an image on a display means, a display device, a display control method, a program thereof, and a recording medium on which the program is recorded.

Claims

請求の範囲 The scope of the claims [1] 画像を表示させるための表示領域とこの表示領域に光を照射する照射部とを備え た表示手段に設けられ、前記照射部から前記表示領域に入射される光の透過状態 または反射状態を調整して前記表示領域における画像の表示状態を調整する表示 制御装置であって、  [1] Provided in a display means having a display area for displaying an image and an irradiating unit for irradiating light to the display area, and transmitting or reflecting light incident on the display area from the irradiating unit A display control device for adjusting the display state of the image in the display area by adjusting 前記表示領域における所定の位置に配設され前記所定の位置に入射される前記 照射部からの光の状態を検出する光状態検出手段と、  A light state detection unit that is disposed at a predetermined position in the display area and detects a state of light from the irradiation unit incident on the predetermined position; この光状態検出手段で検出した前記所定の位置における前記照射部からの光の
Figure imgf000034_0001
、て、前記所定の位置における前記画像の表示状態を調整する制御を する表示状態調整手段と、
The light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position detected by the light state detection means
Figure imgf000034_0001
Display state adjusting means for controlling the display state of the image at the predetermined position;
を具備したことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control apparatus comprising:
[2] 請求項 1に記載の表示制御装置であって、  [2] The display control device according to claim 1, 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記表示領域の前記所定の位置における前記光の透 過状態または反射状態を調整する制御を、前記所定の位置における画像の表示状 態を調整する制御として実施する  The display state adjusting unit performs control for adjusting the light transmission state or the reflection state at the predetermined position of the display region as control for adjusting the display state of the image at the predetermined position. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [3] 請求項 2に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [3] The display control device according to claim 2, 前記表示領域は、入射される光の透過状態または反射状態を調整して所定の光を 出力する複数の画素を備え、  The display area includes a plurality of pixels that output predetermined light by adjusting a transmission state or a reflection state of incident light, 前記光状態検出手段は、前記所定の位置の前記画素に配設され、  The light state detection means is disposed in the pixel at the predetermined position, 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記所定の位置の画素における前記光の透過状態ま たは反射状態を調整する制御をする  The display state adjustment unit performs control to adjust a transmission state or a reflection state of the light in the pixel at the predetermined position. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [4] 請求項 1な 、し請求項 3の 、ずれかに記載の表示制御装置であって、 [4] The display control device according to any one of claims 1 and 3, wherein 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記照射部における前記所定の位置に照射する光の 照射状態を調整する制御を、前記所定の位置における画像の表示状態を調整する 制御として実施する  The display state adjusting unit performs control for adjusting an irradiation state of light applied to the predetermined position in the irradiation unit as control for adjusting a display state of an image at the predetermined position. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。 A display control device characterized by that. [5] 請求項 4に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [5] The display control device according to claim 4, 前記照射部は、所定の状態で発光する複数の発光手段を備え、  The irradiation unit includes a plurality of light emitting means for emitting light in a predetermined state, 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記所定の位置に対応する位置に設けられた前記発 光手段の発光状態を調整する制御を、前記照射部における前記所定の位置に照射 する光の照射状態を調整する制御として実施する  The display state adjusting unit adjusts an irradiation state of the light that irradiates the predetermined position in the irradiation unit with a control for adjusting a light emitting state of the light emitting unit provided at a position corresponding to the predetermined position. Implement as control ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [6] 請求項 1な 、し請求項 5の 、ずれかに記載の表示制御装置であって、 [6] The display control device according to any one of claims 1 and 5, wherein: 前記光状態検出手段は、前記照射部からの光の輝度を前記光の状態として検出し 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記所定の位置における前記照射部からの光の輝度 に基づ!/、て前記所定の位置における画像の輝度を調整する制御を、前記所定の位 置における前記画像の表示状態を調整する制御として実施する  The light state detection means detects the luminance of light from the irradiation unit as the light state, and the display state adjustment means is based on the luminance of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position. The control for adjusting the luminance of the image at the predetermined position is performed as the control for adjusting the display state of the image at the predetermined position. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [7] 請求項 6に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [7] The display control device according to claim 6, 前記表示領域は、入射される光の透過状態を調整して所定の輝度の光を出力する 複数の画素を備え、  The display area includes a plurality of pixels that adjust a transmission state of incident light and output light having a predetermined luminance, 前記照射部は、前記表示領域に略同一の輝度の光を照射し、  The irradiation unit irradiates the display area with light having substantially the same luminance, 前記光状態検出手段は、前記表示領域における互いに異なる複数の所定の位置 の前記画素に配設され、  The light state detection means is disposed on the pixels at a plurality of different predetermined positions in the display area, 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記複数の所定の位置のうち前記照射部からの光の 輝度が最も低い前記所定の位置以外の前記所定の位置に配設された前記画素で 出力する光の輝度を低くする制御を、前記所定の位置における画像の輝度を調整す る制御として実施する  The display state adjustment unit is configured to adjust the luminance of light output from the pixels disposed at the predetermined position other than the predetermined position, the luminance of light from the irradiation unit being the lowest among the plurality of predetermined positions. The control for lowering is performed as control for adjusting the brightness of the image at the predetermined position. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [8] 請求項 1な 、し請求項 7の 、ずれかに記載の表示制御装置であって、 [8] The display control device according to any one of claims 1 and 7, wherein 前記光状態検出手段は、前記照射部からの光の色を前記光の状態として検出し、 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記所定の位置における前記照射部からの光の色に 基づ!/、て前記所定の位置における画像の色を調整する制御を、前記所定の位置に おける前記画像の表示状態を調整する制御として実施する The light state detection means detects the color of light from the irradiation unit as the light state, and the display state adjustment means is based on the color of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position! /, Control for adjusting the color of the image at the predetermined position to the predetermined position. This is implemented as a control to adjust the display state of the image ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [9] 請求項 8に記載の表示制御装置であって、  [9] The display control device according to claim 8, 前記表示領域は、入射される光の透過状態を調整して所定の色の光を出力する複 数の画素を備え、  The display area includes a plurality of pixels that adjust a transmission state of incident light and output light of a predetermined color, 前記照射部は、前記表示領域に略白色の光を照射し、  The irradiation unit irradiates the display area with substantially white light, 前記光状態検出手段は、前記表示領域における互いに異なる複数の所定の位置 の前記画素に配設され前記照射部からの略白色の光に含まれる赤色の光の強度、 緑色の光の強度、および、青色の光の強度を前記光の色として検出し、  The light state detection means is disposed in the pixels at a plurality of different predetermined positions in the display area, and includes red light intensity, green light intensity, and substantially white light from the irradiation unit, and , Detecting the intensity of blue light as the color of the light, 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記画素で出力させる光に含まれる色のうち前記光状 態検出手段で検出した光の強度が最も弱い色以外の色の光の強度を弱くする制御 を、前記所定の位置における画像の色を調整する制御として実施する  The display state adjustment unit performs control for reducing the intensity of light of a color other than the color with the weakest intensity detected by the light state detection unit among the colors included in the light output by the pixel. As control to adjust the color of the image at the position of ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [10] 請求項 7に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [10] The display control device according to claim 7, 前記画素は、入射される光の透過状態を調整する液晶を備え、  The pixel includes a liquid crystal that adjusts a transmission state of incident light, 前記光状態検出手段は、前記液晶の前記光の入射側に配設された  The light state detection means is disposed on the light incident side of the liquid crystal. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [11] 請求項 9に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [11] The display control device according to claim 9, 前記画素は、入射される光の透過状態を調整する液晶および前記液晶の前記光 の入射側または出射側に配設され赤色の光を透過させる赤色透過手段を有する第 1 の液晶素子と、前記液晶および前記液晶の前記光の入射側または出射側に配設さ れ緑色の光を透過させる緑色透過手段を有する第 2の液晶素子と、前記液晶および 前記液晶の前記光の入射側または出射側に配設され青色の光を透過させる青色透 過手段を有する第 3の液晶素子と、を備え、  The pixel includes a first liquid crystal element having a liquid crystal that adjusts a transmission state of incident light, a red liquid crystal element that is disposed on an incident side or an emission side of the light of the liquid crystal, and transmits red light. A liquid crystal and a second liquid crystal element disposed on an incident side or an emission side of the light of the liquid crystal and having a green transmitting means that transmits green light; and an incident side or an emission side of the light of the liquid crystal and the liquid crystal And a third liquid crystal element having a blue transmitting means that transmits blue light. 前記光状態検出手段は、前記画素における前記赤色透過手段の前記光の出射側 に配設され前記赤色透過手段を透過する前記照射部からの前記赤色の光の強度を 検出する第 1の光強度検出手段と、前記画素における前記緑色透過手段の前記光 の出射側に配設され前記緑色透過手段を透過する前記照射部からの前記緑色の光 の強度を検出する第 2の光強度検出手段と、前記画素における前記青色透過手段 の前記光の出射側に配設され前記青色透過手段を透過する前記照射部からの前記 青色の光の強度を検出する第 3の光強度検出手段と、を備えた The light state detection means is a first light intensity that is disposed on the light emission side of the red transmission means in the pixel and detects the intensity of the red light from the irradiation unit that transmits the red transmission means. The green light from the irradiating unit disposed on the light emission side of the green transmitting means in the pixel and passing through the green transmitting means in the pixel A second light intensity detecting means for detecting the intensity of the blue light; and an intensity of the blue light from the irradiating section disposed on the light emitting side of the blue transmitting means in the pixel and transmitted through the blue transmitting means. A third light intensity detecting means for detecting, ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [12] 請求項 11に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [12] The display control device according to claim 11, 前記赤色透過手段、前記緑色透過手段、および、前記青色透過手段は、前記液 晶の前記光の入射側に配設され、  The red transmitting means, the green transmitting means, and the blue transmitting means are disposed on the light incident side of the liquid crystal, 前記第 1の光強度検出手段は、前記赤色透過手段および前記液晶の間に配設さ れ、  The first light intensity detecting means is disposed between the red transmitting means and the liquid crystal; 前記第 2の光強度検出手段は、前記緑色透過手段および前記液晶の間に配設さ れ、  The second light intensity detecting means is disposed between the green transmitting means and the liquid crystal; 前記第 3の光強度検出手段は、前記青色透過手段および前記液晶の間に配設さ れた  The third light intensity detecting means is disposed between the blue transmitting means and the liquid crystal. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [13] 請求項 11に記載の表示制御装置であって、 [13] The display control device according to claim 11, 前記第 1の光強度検出手段、前記第 2の光強度検出手段、および、前記第 3の光 強度検出手段は、前記液晶の前記光の出射側に配設され、  The first light intensity detection means, the second light intensity detection means, and the third light intensity detection means are disposed on the light emission side of the liquid crystal, 前記光状態調整手段は、前記液晶の透過状態を略白色の光を出力する状態に調 整して前記光状態検出手段で検出した強度が最も弱い光の色以外の色の光の強度 を弱くする制御を実施する  The light state adjusting means adjusts the transmission state of the liquid crystal to a state of outputting substantially white light, and reduces the intensity of light of a color other than the light color with the weakest intensity detected by the light state detecting means. Implement control to ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [14] 請求項 1ないし請求項 13のいずれかに記載の表示制御装置であって、 [14] The display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 13, 前記光状態調整手段は、入力操作に基づいて前記所定の位置における前記画像 の表示状態を調整する制御を実施する  The light state adjusting unit performs control for adjusting a display state of the image at the predetermined position based on an input operation. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [15] 請求項 1な!、し請求項 6の 、ずれかに記載の表示制御装置であって、 [15] The display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 6 and claim 6, 前記光状態検出手段は、前記表示領域における互いに異なる複数の所定の位置 にそれぞれ配設された ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。 The light state detection means is disposed at a plurality of different predetermined positions in the display area. A display control device characterized by that. [16] 請求項 1ないし請求項 15のいずれかに記載の表示制御装置であって、  [16] The display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 15, 前記光状態検出手段で検出された前記照射部からの光の状態に関する光状態情 報を記憶手段に記憶させる記憶制御手段を具備し、  Comprising storage control means for storing in the storage means light state information relating to the state of light from the irradiation unit detected by the light state detection means; 前記表示状態調整手段は、前記記憶手段に記憶された前記光状態情報の前記光 の状態に基づいて前記画像の表示状態を調整する制御をする  The display state adjusting unit controls the display state of the image based on the light state of the light state information stored in the storage unit. ことを特徴とする表示制御装置。  A display control device characterized by that. [17] 画像を表示させるための表示領域およびこの表示領域に光を照射する照射部を備 えた表示手段と、 [17] Display means comprising a display area for displaying an image and an irradiation unit for irradiating light to the display area; 請求項 1な!、し請求項 16の 、ずれかに記載の表示制御装置と、  The display control device according to claim 1, and the display control device according to claim 16, を具備したことを特徴とする表示装置。  A display device comprising: [18] 画像を表示させるための表示領域とこの表示領域に光を照射するための照射部と を備えた表示手段に適用され、前記照射部から前記表示領域に入射される光の透 過状態または反射状態を調整して前記表示領域における画像の表示状態を調整す る表示制御方法であって、 [18] A transmission state of light that is applied to a display unit including a display area for displaying an image and an irradiation unit for irradiating light on the display area, and is incident on the display area from the irradiation unit Or a display control method for adjusting a display state of an image in the display area by adjusting a reflection state, 前記表示領域における所定の位置に入射される前記照射部力 の光の状態を検 出し、  Detecting the light state of the irradiation unit force incident on a predetermined position in the display area, この検出した前記所定の位置における前記照射部からの光の状態に基づいて、前 記所定の位置における前記画像の表示状態を調整する制御をする  Based on the detected state of light from the irradiation unit at the predetermined position, control is performed to adjust the display state of the image at the predetermined position. ことを特徴とする表示制御方法。  A display control method characterized by the above. [19] 演算手段を請求項 1ないし請求項 16のいずれかに記載の表示制御装置として機 能させる [19] Let the computing means function as the display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 16. ことを特徴とする表示制御プログラム。  A display control program characterized by that. [20] 請求項 18に記載の表示制御方法を演算手段に実行させる [20] A calculation means executes the display control method according to claim 18. ことを特徴とする表示制御プログラム。  A display control program characterized by that. [21] 請求項 19または請求項 20に記載の表示制御プログラムが演算手段にて読取可能 に記録された [21] The display control program according to claim 19 or claim 20 is recorded so as to be readable by the arithmetic means. ことを特徴とする表示制御プログラムを記録した記録媒体。  The recording medium which recorded the display control program characterized by the above-mentioned.
PCT/JP2006/304374 2005-03-11 2006-03-07 Display control device, display device, display control method, program for the display control method, and recording medium having recorded the program thereon Ceased WO2006095734A1 (en)

Applications Claiming Priority (2)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
JP2005069557 2005-03-11
JP2005-069557 2005-03-11

Publications (1)

Publication Number Publication Date
WO2006095734A1 true WO2006095734A1 (en) 2006-09-14

Family

ID=36953328

Family Applications (1)

Application Number Title Priority Date Filing Date
PCT/JP2006/304374 Ceased WO2006095734A1 (en) 2005-03-11 2006-03-07 Display control device, display device, display control method, program for the display control method, and recording medium having recorded the program thereon

Country Status (1)

Country Link
WO (1) WO2006095734A1 (en)

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
TWI466586B (en) * 2012-04-10 2014-12-21 Formolight Technologies Inc A light emitting diode adjustment method for a display device

Citations (5)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6459386A (en) * 1987-08-31 1989-03-07 Mitsubishi Electric Corp Dot matrix type display device
JP2002365721A (en) * 2001-06-12 2002-12-18 Nec Viewtechnology Ltd Projection type display device and image detecting method therefor
JP2003344876A (en) * 2002-03-19 2003-12-03 Seiko Epson Corp Liquid crystal display device, electro-optical device and manufacturing method thereof, electronic equipment
JP2004361618A (en) * 2003-06-04 2004-12-24 Hitachi Displays Ltd Liquid crystal display
JP2005258403A (en) * 2004-02-09 2005-09-22 Hitachi Ltd LIGHTING DEVICE, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE HAVING THE SAME, AND IMAGE DISPLAY METHOD

Patent Citations (5)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6459386A (en) * 1987-08-31 1989-03-07 Mitsubishi Electric Corp Dot matrix type display device
JP2002365721A (en) * 2001-06-12 2002-12-18 Nec Viewtechnology Ltd Projection type display device and image detecting method therefor
JP2003344876A (en) * 2002-03-19 2003-12-03 Seiko Epson Corp Liquid crystal display device, electro-optical device and manufacturing method thereof, electronic equipment
JP2004361618A (en) * 2003-06-04 2004-12-24 Hitachi Displays Ltd Liquid crystal display
JP2005258403A (en) * 2004-02-09 2005-09-22 Hitachi Ltd LIGHTING DEVICE, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE HAVING THE SAME, AND IMAGE DISPLAY METHOD

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
TWI466586B (en) * 2012-04-10 2014-12-21 Formolight Technologies Inc A light emitting diode adjustment method for a display device

Similar Documents

Publication Publication Date Title
CN102301273B (en) Display device and display method
US9576538B2 (en) Display apparatus and liquid crystal display apparatus
CN101211539B (en) Liquid crystal display device
US8648883B2 (en) Display apparatus and method of driving the same
JP4720782B2 (en) Image display device
US20160351133A1 (en) Display Device for Improving Picture Quality and Method for Driving the Same
US20080224986A1 (en) Color sequential display having backlight timing delay control unit and method thereof
US10714036B2 (en) Electronic device, display device and display control method
US10249251B2 (en) Display device
JP2008249780A (en) Liquid crystal display device
KR20150026414A (en) Liquid crystal display and method for driving the same
US20080068320A1 (en) Liquid crystal display
US9111480B2 (en) Liquid crystal display and a method of driving the same by converting three color input image signals based on a hue shift of yellow
US20070109252A1 (en) Methods and devices for driving a display backlight, and display apparatus having a backlight driving device
US20080191979A1 (en) Display Control Device and Display Device
US7705815B2 (en) Backlight control unit and liquid crystal display device having the same
US20180130437A1 (en) Display device and driving method thereof
JP4278696B2 (en) Display control device and display device
WO2007066435A1 (en) Illumination device and display apparatus provided with the same
KR102062914B1 (en) 3 primary color display device and pixel data rendering method of thereof
JP2008185932A (en) Liquid crystal display device
WO2013108646A1 (en) Display device
JP5775553B2 (en) Liquid crystal display
WO2006095734A1 (en) Display control device, display device, display control method, program for the display control method, and recording medium having recorded the program thereon
US11636816B2 (en) Display device

Legal Events

Date Code Title Description
121 Ep: the epo has been informed by wipo that ep was designated in this application
NENP Non-entry into the national phase

Ref country code: DE

NENP Non-entry into the national phase

Ref country code: RU

122 Ep: pct application non-entry in european phase

Ref document number: 06715344

Country of ref document: EP

Kind code of ref document: A1

NENP Non-entry into the national phase

Ref country code: JP