EP0707301A1 - Leistungssteuerung für eine Anzeigeeinrichtung - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to portable field emission flat panel color display devices and, more particularly, to a structure and method for selectively enabling operation of such devices at reduced power consumption in order to extend the time which the portable display device may operate on battery power.
- liquid crystal displays are used almost universally for laptop and notebook computers. In comparison to a CRT, these displays provide poor contrast, only a limited range of viewing angles is possible, and, in color versions, they consume power at rates which are incompatible with extended battery operation. In addition, color screens tend to be far more costly than CRT's of equal screen size.
- a flat panel display arrangement is disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 4,857,799, "Matrix-Addressed Flat Panel Display,” issued Aug. 15, 1989, to Charles A. Spindt et al.
- This arrangement includes a matrix array of individually addressable light generating means of the cathodoluminescent type having cathodes combined with luminescing means of the CRT type which reacts to electron bombardment by emitting visible light.
- Each cathode is itself an array of thin film field emission cathodes on an emitter plate, and the luminescing means is provided as a phosphor coating on a transparent face plate which is closely spaced to the cathodes.
- the emitter plate disclosed in the Spindt et al. patent includes a large number of vertical conductive stripes which are individually addressable.
- Each cathode includes a multiplicity of spaced-apart electron emitting tips which project upwardly from the vertical stripes on the emitter plate toward the face plate.
- An electrically conductive gate electrode arrangement is positioned adjacent to the tips to generate and control the electron emission.
- the gate electrode arrangement comprises a large number of individually addressable, horizontal stripes which are orthogonal to the cathode stripes, and which include apertures through which emitted electrons may pass.
- the gate electrode stripes are common to a full row of pixels extending across the top surface of the emitter structure, electrically isolated from the arrangement of cathode stripes.
- the anode is a thin film of an electrically conductive transparent material, such as indium tin oxide, which covers the interior surface of the face plate.
- the matrix array of cathodes is activated by addressing the orthogonally related cathodes and gates in a generally conventional matrix-addressing scheme.
- the appropriate cathodes of the display along a selected stripe, such as along one column, are energized while the remaining cathodes are not energized.
- Gates of a selected stripe orthogonal to the selected cathode stripe are also energized while the remaining gates are not energized, with the result that the cathodes and gates of a pixel at the intersection of the selected horizontal and vertical stripes will be simultaneously energized, emitting electrons so as to provide the desired pixel display.
- the Spindt et al. patent teaches that it is preferable that an entire row of pixels be simultaneously energized, rather than energization of individual pixels. According to this scheme, sequential lines are energized to provide a display frame, as opposed to sequential energization of individual pixels in a raster scan manner. This extends the duty cycle for each panel in order to provide enhanced brightness.
- the Clerc ('820) patent discloses a trichromatic field emission fiat panel display having a first substrate comprising the cathode and gate electrodes, and having a second substrate facing the first, including regularly spaced, parallel conductive stripes comprising the anode electrode. These stripes are alternately covered by a first material luminescing in the red, a second material luminescing in the green, and a third material luminescing in the blue, the conductive stripes covered by the same luminescent material being electrically interconnected.
- the Clerc patent discloses a process for addressing a trichromatic field emission flat panel display.
- the process consists of successively raising each set of interconnected anode stripes periodically to a first potential which is sufficient to attract the electrons emitted by the microtips of the cathode conductors corresponding to the pixels which are to be illuminated or "switched on” in the color of the selected anode stripes.
- Those anode stripes which are not being selected are set to a potential such that the electrons emitted by the microtips are repelled or have an energy level below the threshold cathodoluminescence energy level of the luminescent materials covering those unselected anodes.
- the process of producing each display frame using a typical field emission flat panel color display includes applying an accelerating potential to the red anode stripes while sequentially addressing the row lines (gate electrodes) with the corresponding red video data for that frame applied to the column lines (cathode electrodes), switching the accelerating potential to the green anode stripes while sequentially addressing the rows lines for a second time with the corresponding green video data for that flame applied to the column lines, and switching the accelerating potential to the blue anode stripes while sequentially addressing the row lines for a third time with the corresponding blue video data for that frame applied to the column lines. This process is repeated for each display frame.
- the field emission flat panel color display of the type described above consumes significantly less energy than a comparable color liquid crystal display device.
- power usage by a 10" diagonal VGA field emission display is on the order of two watts, while an equivalent color liquid crystal display is projected to use about six watts.
- the display screen tends to be the dominant energy consumer within a portable computer system, the use of a field emission device as the display allows extended battery operation life over a liquid crystal device.
- the use of a field emission device as the display permits the use of a smaller, lighter weight battery than is required by a liquid crystal display device for the same operating life.
- the apparatus comprises means for switching the apparatus between a normal power consumption mode and a reduced power consumption mode, and means for altering display characteristics when the apparatus is in the reduced power consumption mode, the altering means providing a monochrome display.
- a field emission color display apparatus wherein the display includes an information portion comprising alphanumeric characters and graphic symbols and a background portion.
- the apparatus comprises means for switching the apparatus between a normal power consumption mode and a reduced power consumption mode, and means for altering display characteristics when the apparatus is in the reduced power consumption mode, the altering means ensuring that the display of the information portion is relatively brighter than the display of the background portion.
- the field emission color display apparatus includes an emitter plate comprising a plurality of column conductors intersecting a plurality of row conductors, and electron emitters at the intersection of each of the row and column conductors; and an anode plate adjacent the emitter plate, the anode plate comprising conductive stripes which are alternately covered by materials of color luminescence, the conductive stripes covered by the same luminescent material being electrically interconnected to form comb-like structures corresponding to each color.
- the preferred embodiment further includes column circuitry including drivers for applying display data signals to the plurality of column conductors, row circuitry including drivers for sequentially applying a potential to the plurality of row conductors, and means for generating clocking signals to the column circuitry and the row circuitry for providing emission selectively from the electron emitters, the altering means reducing the frequency of the clocking signals when the apparatus is in the reduced power consumption mode.
- the preferred embodiment still further includes means for applying switched potentials successively to the combs of electrically interconnected anode stripes when the apparatus is in the normal power consumption mode, the altering means causing constant potentials to be applied to each of the combs of anode stripes when the apparatus is in the reduced power consumption mode.
- means for coupling the apparatus to a first power source the apparatus being capable of operation from the first power source for a limited time
- means for coupling the apparatus to a second power source the first power source providing power to the apparatus when the apparatus is remote from the second power source.
- the reduced power consumption mode may be initiated by determining that the voltage level of the first power source has dropped to a predetermined threshold.
- the reduced power consumption mode may be initiated by detecting the absence of potential from the second power source.
- a method of displaying information on display apparatus comprising switching the apparatus between a normal power consumption mode and a reduced power consumption mode, and altering the display characteristics of the apparatus when the apparatus is in the reduce power consumption mode.
- FIG. 1 there is shown a block diagram of a field emission display electronics system which includes a power reduction apparatus 40 in accordance with the present invention.
- the system includes a matrix-addressable emitter plate 14, which may be of the type described in the Spindt et al. ('799) patent, and a trichromatic anode plate 10, which may be of the type described in the Clerc ('820) patent.
- Anode plate 10 includes a multiplicity of regularly spaced, parallel conductive stripes 12 R , 12 G and 12 B , referred to collectively as stripes 12, comprising the anode electrode.
- stripes 12 are alternately covered by a first material luminescing in the red, a second material luminescing in the green, and a third material luminescing in the blue, the conductive stripes covered by the same luminescent material being electrically interconnected so as to form a comb-like structure.
- plates 10 and 14 are positioned in facing relationship such that the electrons emitted from emitter plate 14 are drawn toward the high potential anode stripes 12 R , 12 G and 12 B of anode plate 10.
- Anode power supply 34 is responsive to power converter 30 for providing a high voltage to anode voltage switching control 36, typically on the order of 300 to 800 volts.
- Anode voltage switching control 36 provides voltages sequentially to the three combs of anode stripes 12 R , 12 G and 12 B , each of these voltages being set to a level in accordance with the brightness characteristics of the corresponding luminescent material.
- the column lines (cathode electrodes) (not shown) of matrix-addressable emitter plate 14 are individually coupled to column drivers 18.
- Drivers 18 receive video data from the host device, which has been formatted by video controller 16 into separate red, green and blue display frames from an original mixed signal.
- video controller 16 may process the video data according to the VGA standard, and may typically output 640 parallel lines of data to 640 column drivers 18, to thereby provide one color component of a single row of the display.
- the data from video controller 16 are latched into column drivers 18 upon each occurrence of a clock signal received at the CLK input terminal.
- the row lines (gate electrodes) (not shown) of matrix-addressable emitter plate 14 are individually coupled to row drivers 22.
- Drivers 22 receive enable signals from the row address counter/decoder 20.
- Device 20 includes a counter which is responsive to each occurrence of a clock signal received at the CLK input terminal, and a decoder which applies an enabling signal sequentially to each of the row drivers 22.
- the counter of device 20 may counter to 480, the decoder portion of device 20 applying enabling signals sequentially to each of 480 row drivers 22.
- Clock generator 24 provides the clock input signals to column drivers 18 and row address counter/decoder 20 via its A input terminal through multiplexer 26 during color operation of the display device of the present invention.
- Each occurrence of the clock signal latches a row of video data signals into column drivers 18 and enables a single one of row drivers 22.
- Each display frame requires that each one of row drivers 22 be enabled for each of the three colors.
- video controller 16 column drivers 18, row address counter/decoder 20, row drivers 22 and clock generator 24 may all be fabricated on the substrate comprising emitter plate 14.
- the power system of the display device of the present invention includes a power converter 30 which is responsive either to a source of ac power 44 or to a battery 32 for providing the system power requirements, including the power required by anode power supply 34.
- power converter provides charging current to battery 32 when power converter is coupled to ac source 44.
- battery 32 is required to provide all system power requirements.
- apparatus is included within the above-described display device, such apparatus enabling reduction of the power consumption of the display device, thereby extending the operating life of the device while it is drawing power from battery 32 or reducing the size and weight of battery 32 for a predetermined operating life.
- the power reduction apparatus is shown as element 40 and will be described by the functions it performs and by its relationships to the other elements of the display device, rather than by any specific parts embodiment. It is deemed that one skilled in the art will be able, from a functional description thereof, to fabricate any number of arrangements within power reduction apparatus 40 for implementing those functions.
- the display In a reduced power consumption mode, the display is switched from a color mode to a monochrome mode, and power reduction apparatus 40 performs three functions, each of which contributes to power reduction of the display device.
- the first function performed by power reduction apparatus 40 derives from the change from the color mode to the monochrome mode.
- a signal styled "MONO" is generated by apparatus 40 to a DISABLE input terminal of anode voltage switching control 36. This signal provides the effect of disabling the switched application of high voltage sequentially to the three combs of anode stripes 12 R , 12 G and 12 B of anode plate 10, and substituting the constant application of high voltage to all of the anode stripes 12. With the anode voltage switching function disabled, the anode switching power is reduced to zero.
- the display color can be adjusted to a hue pleasing to the viewer by use of voltage controls 38 R , 38 G and 38 B , referred to collectively as voltage controls 38.
- voltage controls 38 as resistive is merely functional; in practice, one skilled in the art to which it pertains may alternatively implement voltage controls 38 in solid state hardware and/or via programming function.
- the second function performed by power reduction apparatus 40 also derives from the display device change from the color mode to the monochrome mode.
- the display In the monochrome mode, the display no longer needs to sweep through all of the row drivers 22 three times per display frame, only one sweep being required for a single color.
- a signal styled "CLOCK" is generated by apparatus 40 to the select (SEL) input terminal of multiplexer 26, causing the signal at its B input terminal to be coupled to its output (OUT) terminal.
- a divide-by-three circuit 28, coupled between the output terminal of clock generator 24 and multiplexer 26 thus supplies a clock signal to column drivers 18 and row address counter/decoder 20 which is one-third the frequency of the clock signal used during color operation. Using this reduced-frequency clock signal, the row driver circuits 22, the column driver circuits 18 and the emitter panel 14 will consume one-third the capacitive power of a color display.
- the third function performed by power reduction apparatus 40 is to provide display inversion, via a signal styled "INVERT" coupled to video controller 16.
- This function is frequently offered as a user-selectable switch in portable computers having liquid crystal displays, although there is no power savings benefit from inverting the display in such a device. Since a significant library of business-oriented software, e.g., Word, Excel, Windows applications, etc., defaults to dark text or graphics on a light background, the use of image inversion reduces beam power to a minimal value for such programs.
- data analyzer 60 senses the data being passed from the host to video controller 16, recognizing that the dominant form of data comprises the background shade, and the less frequently occurring form of data represents the alphanumeric characters and graphic symbols of the display.
- an output signal from data analyzer 60 to power reduction controller 40 determines whether the display data provided by video controller 16 to column drivers 18 should be altered so as to provide an inverted display.
- a display inversion override control shown functionally as DI OVR switch 62, inhibits the automatic display inversion feature to prevent unwanted inversions of, for example, a highly-dynamic video display.
- FIGS. 2A, 2B and 2C are block diagram illustrations of three alternative schemata for controlling the power reduction apparatus 40 of the system of FIG. 1. These schemata are intended to provide mere functional depictions of structure for switching operation of the display system between the normal mode and an energy conservation (or reduced power consumption) mode.
- FIGS. 2A through 2C illustrate three embodiments of the elements of the mode control circuitry 42 coupled to power reduction apparatus 40 of FIG. 1. It will be noted that where the reference numerals of two or more of the circuit elements of FIGS. 1 and 2A through 2C differ only in the hundreds place, such elements are similar or substantially identical.
- power reduction apparatus 40 of FIG. 1 is similar to apparatus 140 of FIG. 2B, apparatus 240 of FIG. 2C and apparatus 340 of FIG. 2C.
- power reduction apparatus 140 includes an ENABLE input which can be at a logic "1" level or a logic “0" (or reference ground) level.
- apparatus 140 is enabled into the energy conservation (EC) mode in response to a logic "1" level, and into the normal power consumption mode in response to a logic "0" level.
- EC MODE switch 146 when actuated to its closed position, couples a logic "0" level to the input of logic inverter 148, whose output terminal is coupled to the ENABLE input terminal of power reduction apparatus 140.
- EC MODE switch 146 provides manual toggle control of the power consumption operating mode of the display system of the present invention.
- power reduction apparatus 240 includes an ENABLE input which, like apparatus 140 of FIG. 2A, enables apparatus 240 into the EC mode in response to a logic "1" level, and into the normal power consumption mode in response to a logic "0" level.
- This embodiment includes a threshold detector 250 coupled to battery 232 which provides a logic "0" level output signal when the voltage level of battery 232 drops below a predetermined threshold level. This signal is coupled through logic NAND gate 252 and logic AND gate 256 to provide the EC mode enabling signal to power reduction apparatus 240.
- OVR switch 254 when actuated to its closed position, couples a ground level (logic "0") voltage to the second input of AND gate 256, thereby overriding the enabling effect of either threshold detector 250 or EC mode switch 246.
- threshold detector 250 provides automatic enabling of the EC mode when the display system battery voltage drops below a predetermined level
- EC MODE switch 246 provides manual enabling of the EC mode
- OVR switch 254 is capable of overriding either of the above enabling features, forcing the display system of the present invention into the normal power consumption operating mode.
- power reduction apparatus 340 includes an ENABLE input which, like apparatus 140 of FIG. 2A, enables apparatus 340 into the EC mode in response to a logic "1" level, and into the normal power consumption mode in response to a logic "0" level.
- power converter 330 provides a logic "1" level output signal NO AC to indicate that it is not coupled to a source of ac power. This signal is coupled through logic AND gate 356 to provide the EC mode enabling signal to power reduction apparatus 340.
- OVR switch 354 when actuated to its closed position, couples a ground level (logic "0") voltage to the second input of AND gate 356, thereby overriding the enabling effect of the NO AC output signal from power converter 330.
- power converter 330 provides automatic enabling of the EC mode when there is no source of ac power, while OVR switch 354 is capable of overriding this automatic feature, forcing the display system of the present invention into the normal power consumption operating mode.
- a field emission flat panel display device including a power reduction apparatus which alters operating features of the display device to thereby reduce the amount of power consumed by the device, provides significant advantages over the display devices of the prior art.
- beam current energy (beam current multiplied by anode voltage) is minimized by the use of white text or graphics on a black background. Since a significant library of business-oriented software ordinarily displays dark text or graphics on a light background, the use of image inversion reduces beam power to a minimal value for such programs.
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