WO2011083609A1 - 光センサ付き表示装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a display device, and more particularly to a display device in which a plurality of optical sensors are provided on a display panel.
- such a display device with an optical sensor includes an A / D converter that converts a signal read from the optical sensor into a digital signal, and recognition for obtaining a touch position based on the obtained digital signal.
- a processing unit and the like are provided. For this reason, the display device with an optical sensor has a problem that power consumption is larger than that of a display device without an optical sensor.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2009-193482 discloses that when the operation mode is the normal mode, the light reception signal for one screen is read every 60 Hz, and when the operation mode is the low consumption mode (standby mode). Discloses a configuration for reading out light reception signals for one screen every 10 Hz.
- the recognition processing unit that detects coordinates operates even in the standby mode (low consumption mode). Therefore, even if the image readout frequency is reduced, the basic operation is the same as in the normal mode. Therefore, power consumption is not greatly reduced.
- the power consumption of the backlight provided in this conventional display device is relatively large, the power consumption cannot be greatly reduced unless the backlight is turned on in the standby mode in the same manner as in the normal mode.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a display device with an optical sensor that can greatly reduce power consumption in the standby mode and can quickly and accurately escape from the standby mode and quickly detect the touch position.
- a first aspect of the present invention is a display device including a plurality of optical sensors, A display panel including a plurality of pixel circuits and a plurality of photosensors arranged two-dimensionally; A drive circuit that performs an operation of writing a signal corresponding to display data to the pixel circuit and an operation of reading a signal corresponding to the amount of received light from the optical sensor; A recognition processing unit that performs recognition processing on the recognition target image based on the signal read from the optical sensor in the normal mode, and outputs coordinate data indicating the position of the detection target; A mode control unit that determines whether the normal mode or the standby mode, operates the recognition processing unit in the normal mode, and stops the operation of the recognition processing unit in the standby mode; An image storage unit for storing a comparison target image based on a signal read from the optical sensor when shifting from the normal mode to the standby mode; An illuminance detection unit for detecting ambient illuminance, The mode control unit is a comparison target image in which a new comparison target image based on a signal
- the mode control unit compares the comparison target image stored in the image storage unit with the new comparison target image for each pixel, and the number of pixels having a pixel value difference equal to or greater than a first threshold is the second. When the value is equal to or greater than the threshold value, the standby mode is shifted to the normal mode.
- At least one of the first and second threshold values is determined according to the ambient illuminance detected by the illuminance detection unit.
- At least one of the first and second threshold values is determined to monotonously increase with respect to the ambient illuminance detected by the illuminance detection unit.
- the mode control unit turns off or dims the infrared backlight according to the ambient illuminance detected by the illuminance detection unit.
- the comparison target image has a smaller number of pixels than the recognition target image.
- a seventh aspect of the present invention is the sixth aspect of the present invention.
- the comparison target image is an image obtained by thinning pixel values from the recognition target image.
- the drive circuit reads out a smaller amount of signal from the optical sensor in the standby mode than in the normal mode according to the determination result by the mode control unit.
- a recognition process is performed on a display panel including a plurality of pixel circuits and a plurality of photosensors arranged two-dimensionally, and a recognition target image based on a signal read from the photosensor.
- a control method of a display device comprising a recognition processing unit that outputs coordinate data indicating the position of a detection object, Writing a signal corresponding to display data into the pixel circuit; Reading a signal corresponding to the amount of received light from the optical sensor; Determining whether normal mode or standby mode; Activating the recognition processing unit in a normal mode; Stopping the operation of the recognition processing unit in a standby mode; Storing a comparison target image based on a signal read from the optical sensor when shifting from the normal mode to the standby mode; An illuminance detection step for detecting ambient illuminance, In the step of determining the mode, a comparison image in which a new comparison target image based on a signal read from the photosensor is stored in the image storage step is greater than or equal to a predetermined degree according to the ambient illuminance detected in the illuminance detection step. When the target image is changed, the standby mode is changed to the normal mode.
- the first or ninth aspect of the present invention it is possible to reduce the power consumption of the display device by determining whether the mode is the normal mode or the standby mode and stopping the operation of the recognition processing unit in the standby mode. . Further, when the comparison target image based on the signal read from the optical sensor changes by a predetermined amount or more according to the ambient illuminance from the transition to the standby mode, the transition to the normal mode is performed. Thereby, it is possible to shift to the normal mode before the detection target object touches the screen. Therefore, it is possible to quickly exit the standby mode and quickly detect the touch position, and to accurately distinguish it from noise by the determination according to the ambient illuminance, and to cancel or not cancel the standby mode by mistake. Can be prevented. Therefore, the standby mode can be accurately escaped.
- the stored comparison target image and the new comparison target image are compared for each pixel, and the number of pixels whose pixel value difference is equal to or greater than the first threshold is the second.
- the influence is not affected by the change in the ambient illuminance or the effect is reduced.
- the first threshold value Is set to a small value, so that a slight change can be accurately detected while distinguishing a new change in the comparison target image from noise, thus preventing erroneous determination that there is no change and not releasing the standby mode. can do. If the ambient illuminance is high, setting the first threshold value to a large value can avoid erroneous determination due to slight changes in pixel values due to noise, etc. Can be detected.
- the second threshold value is set to be small, so that a new change in the comparison target image can be accurately detected with a small number of pixels whose pixel values have changed. Furthermore, when the ambient illuminance is high, the second threshold value is set to be large, so that a new change in the comparison target image due to increased noise is erroneously determined as a change in the image of the detection target, and the standby mode is erroneously set. The release can be prevented. In this way, the touch position can be quickly detected by accurately exiting the standby mode.
- the power consumption of the display device can be reduced by turning off or reducing the infrared backlight in the standby mode.
- the memory amount and calculation amount required for the mode determination process can be reduced. Can do.
- an image obtained by thinning out pixel values from a recognition target image is used as a comparison target image, thereby easily generating a comparison target image without performing an average value calculation process or the like. Can do.
- the eighth aspect of the present invention by reducing the operation speed of the drive circuit in the standby mode, the power consumption of the display device can be reduced while generating the comparison target image necessary for the mode determination process. it can.
- the said embodiment it is a figure which shows the example of the scanning image containing the image of a finger
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a liquid crystal display device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 1 includes a sensor built-in liquid crystal panel 11 (hereinafter simply referred to as a liquid crystal panel), a display data processing circuit 12, an A / D converter 13, a sensor data processing circuit 14, a backlight 15, and an illuminance sensor. 20 is provided.
- the liquid crystal panel 11 includes a panel drive circuit 16 and a pixel array 17.
- the pixel array 17 is provided with a plurality of pixel circuits 1 and a plurality of photosensors 2 in a two-dimensional manner.
- Display data D1 is input to the liquid crystal display device 10 from the outside.
- the display data processing circuit 12 performs color correction processing, frame rate conversion processing, and the like on the display data D1 as necessary, and outputs display data D2.
- the panel drive circuit 16 writes a voltage corresponding to the display data D2 to the pixel circuit 1. As a result, an image based on the display data D2 is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 11.
- the backlight 15 irradiates light (backlight light) on the back surface of the liquid crystal panel 11 based on a power supply voltage supplied from a backlight power supply circuit (not shown).
- the backlight 15 includes a white backlight 18 that emits white light and an infrared backlight 19 that emits infrared light.
- the white backlight 18 is provided for image display, and the infrared backlight 19 is provided for detecting the touch position.
- the panel drive circuit 16 performs an operation of reading a voltage corresponding to the amount of received light from the optical sensor 2 in addition to an operation of writing a voltage to the pixel circuit 1.
- An output signal of the optical sensor 2 (hereinafter referred to as a sensor output signal) is output to the outside of the liquid crystal panel 11.
- the A / D converter 13 converts an analog sensor output signal into a digital signal.
- the illuminance sensor 20 is attached in the vicinity of the display unit of the liquid crystal display device 10 and outputs a voltage corresponding to the ambient illuminance L that illuminates the display unit. The ambient illuminance L may be detected.
- the ambient illuminance L may be acquired from the outside of the display device, or from sensor data generated by the scan image generation unit 21. You may acquire ambient illuminance.
- This acquisition unit functions as an illuminance detection unit.
- the sensor data processing circuit 14 includes a scan image generation unit 21, a recognition processing unit 22, a host interface unit 23 (hereinafter referred to as a host I / F unit), a mode control unit 24, a thinned image memory 25, and a control register 26. It is out.
- the scan image generation unit 21 generates a digital image (hereinafter referred to as a scan image) based on the digital signal output from the A / D converter 13.
- the scanned image may include an image of an object to be detected (for example, a finger or a pen; hereinafter referred to as an object) near the surface of the liquid crystal panel 11.
- the recognition processing unit 22 performs recognition processing for detecting an object on the scanned image, obtains the position of the object in the scanned image, and outputs coordinate data Co indicating the touch position.
- the coordinate data Co output from the recognition processing unit 22 is output to the host (not shown) via the host I / F unit 23.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the liquid crystal panel 11.
- the pixel array 17 includes m scanning signal lines G1 to Gm, 3n data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, SB1 to SBn, and (m ⁇ 3n) pixels.
- a circuit 1 is provided.
- the pixel array 17 includes (m ⁇ n) photosensors 2, m sensor readout lines RW1 to RWm, and m sensor reset lines RS1 to RSm.
- the liquid crystal panel 11 is formed by a known process using, for example, polycrystalline silicon.
- the scanning signal lines G1 to Gm are arranged in parallel to each other.
- the data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, and SB1 to SBn are arranged in parallel to each other so as to be orthogonal to the scanning signal lines G1 to Gm.
- the sensor readout lines RW1 to RWm and the sensor reset lines RS1 to RSm are arranged in parallel with the scanning signal lines G1 to Gm.
- the pixel circuit 1 is provided one by one near the intersection of the scanning signal lines G1 to Gm and the data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, SB1 to SBn.
- the pixel circuits 1 are arranged two-dimensionally as a whole, m in the column direction (vertical direction in FIG. 2) and 3n in the row direction (horizontal direction in FIG. 2).
- the pixel circuit 1 is classified into an R pixel circuit 1r, a G pixel circuit 1g, and a B pixel circuit 1b depending on how many color filters are provided. These three types of pixel circuits are arranged in the row direction in the order of G, B, and R, and three pixels form one pixel.
- the pixel circuit 1 includes a TFT (Thin Film Transistor) 3 and a liquid crystal capacitor 4.
- the gate terminal of the TFT 3 is connected to the scanning signal line Gi (i is an integer from 1 to m), and the source terminal is connected to one of the data signal lines SRj, SGj, SBj (j is an integer from 1 to n).
- the drain terminal is connected to one electrode of the liquid crystal capacitor 4.
- a common electrode voltage is applied to the other electrode of the liquid crystal capacitor 4.
- the data signal lines SR1 to SRn connected to the R pixel circuit 1r are referred to as R data signal lines
- the data signal lines SB1 to SBn connected to the B pixel circuit 1b are referred to as B data signal lines.
- the pixel circuit 1 may include an auxiliary capacitor.
- the light transmittance (subpixel luminance) of the pixel circuit 1 is determined by the voltage written in the pixel circuit 1.
- a high level voltage TFT3 is turned on
- the voltage to be written may be applied to the data signal line SXj.
- the optical sensor 2 includes a capacitor 5, a photodiode 6, and a sensor preamplifier 7, and is provided for each pixel.
- One electrode of the capacitor 5 is connected to the cathode terminal of the photodiode 6 (hereinafter, this connection point is referred to as a node P).
- the other electrode of the capacitor 5 is connected to the sensor readout line RWi, and the anode terminal of the photodiode 6 is connected to the sensor reset line RSi.
- the sensor preamplifier 7 includes a TFT having a gate terminal connected to the node P, a drain terminal connected to the R data signal line SRj, and a source terminal connected to the B data signal line SBj.
- a predetermined voltage is applied to the sensor readout line RWi and the sensor reset line RSi, and the R data signal line SRj is applied.
- the power supply voltage VDD may be applied.
- a high voltage is applied to the sensor readout line RWi to raise the voltage at the node P
- the gate voltage of the sensor preamplifier 7 is set to a threshold value or higher
- the power supply voltage VDD is applied to the R data signal line SRj.
- the voltage is amplified by the sensor preamplifier 7, and the amplified voltage is output to the B data signal line SBj. Therefore, the amount of light detected by the optical sensor 2 can be obtained based on the voltage of the B data signal line SBj.
- a scanning signal line driving circuit 31 a data signal line driving circuit 32, a sensor row driving circuit 33, p (p is an integer between 1 and n) sensor output amplifiers 34, and an output control circuit 35 , And a plurality of switches 36 to 39 are provided. These circuits correspond to the panel drive circuit 16 in FIG.
- the data signal line driving circuit 32 has 3n output terminals corresponding to 3n data signal lines.
- One switch 36 is provided between each of the B data signal lines SB1 to SBn and the n output terminals corresponding thereto, and the R data signal lines SR1 to SRn and the n output terminals corresponding thereto are provided.
- One switch 37 is provided between each switch.
- the B data signal lines SB1 to SBn are divided into p groups, and the kth (k is an integer not less than 1 and not more than p) B data signal line and the input terminal of the kth sensor output amplifier 34 in the group.
- One switch 38 is provided between each switch.
- One switch 39 is provided between each of the R data signal lines SR1 to SRn and the power supply voltage VDD.
- the number of switches 36 to 39 included in FIG. 2 is n.
- one frame time is divided into a display period in which a signal (voltage signal corresponding to display data) is written to the pixel circuit and a sensing period in which a signal (voltage signal corresponding to the amount of received light) is read from the optical sensor.
- the circuit shown in FIG. 2 performs different operations in the display period and the sensing period.
- the switches 36 and 37 are turned on, and the switches 38 and 39 are turned off.
- the switch 39 is turned on, and the switch 38 is configured so that the B data signal lines SB1 to SBn are sequentially connected to the input terminals of the sensor output amplifier 34 for each group. It is turned on in time division.
- the scanning signal line driving circuit 31 and the data signal line driving circuit 32 operate.
- the scanning signal line drive circuit 31 selects one scanning signal line from the scanning signal lines G1 to Gm for each one line time according to the timing control signal C1, and applies a high level voltage to the selected scanning signal line. Then, a low level voltage is applied to the remaining scanning signal lines.
- the data signal line driving circuit 32 drives the data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, SB1 to SBn in a line sequential manner based on the display data DR, DG, DB output from the display data processing circuit 12.
- the data signal line driving circuit 32 stores the display data DR, DG, and DB for at least one row, and applies a voltage corresponding to the display data for one row for each line time to the data signal lines SR1 to SR1. Applied to SRn, SG1 to SGn, and SB1 to SBn. Note that the data signal line driving circuit 32 may drive the data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, and SB1 to SBn in a dot sequential manner.
- the sensor row drive circuit 33 selects one signal line for each one line time from the sensor readout lines RW1 to RWm and the sensor reset lines RS1 to RSm according to the timing control signal C2, and selects the selected sensor readout line and sensor. A predetermined read voltage and a reset voltage are applied to the reset line, and voltages different from those at the time of selection are applied to the other signal lines. Note that typically, the length of one line time differs between the display period and the sensing period.
- the sensor output amplifier 34 amplifies the voltage selected by the switch 38 and outputs it as sensor output signals SS1 to SSp. The operation of the output control circuit 35 will be described later.
- FIG. 3 is a timing chart of the liquid crystal display device 10. As shown in FIG. 3, the vertical synchronization signal VSYNC becomes a high level every frame time, and the one frame time is divided into a display period and a sensing period.
- the sense signal SC is a signal indicating a display period or a sensing period, and is at a low level during the display period and is at a high level during the sensing period.
- the switches 36 and 37 are turned on, and the data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, and SB1 to SBn are all connected to the data signal line drive circuit 32.
- the voltage of the scanning signal line G1 becomes high level
- the voltage of the scanning signal line G2 becomes high level
- the voltages of the scanning signal lines G3 to Gm sequentially become high level.
- the voltage to be written to the 3n pixel circuits 1 connected to the scanning signal line Gi is applied to the data signal lines SR1 to SRn, SG1 to SGn, and SB1 to SBn. Is done.
- the switch 39 is turned on and the switch 38 is turned on in a time division manner. Therefore, the power supply voltage VDD is fixedly applied to the R data signal lines SR1 to SRn, and the B data signal lines SB1 to SBn are connected to the input terminals of the sensor output amplifier 34 in a time division manner.
- the sensing period first the sensor readout line RW1 and the sensor reset line RS1 are selected, then the sensor readout line RW2 and the sensor reset line RS2 are selected, and thereafter the sensor readout lines RW3 to RWm and the sensor reset lines RS3 to RSm are selected. One set is selected in order. A readout voltage and a reset voltage are applied to the selected sensor readout line and sensor reset line, respectively.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a cross section of the liquid crystal panel 11 and an arrangement position of the backlight 15.
- the liquid crystal panel 11 has a structure in which a liquid crystal layer 42 is sandwiched between two glass substrates 41a and 41b.
- One glass substrate 41a is provided with three color filters 43r, 43g, 43b, a light shielding film 44, a counter electrode 45, and the like, and the other glass substrate 41b is provided with a pixel electrode 46, a data signal line 47, an optical sensor 2, and the like. Is provided.
- the photodiode 6 included in the optical sensor 2 is provided in the vicinity of the pixel electrode 46 provided with the blue color filter 43b.
- An alignment film 48 is provided on the opposing surfaces of the glass substrates 41a and 41b, and a polarizing plate 49 is provided on the other surface.
- a polarizing plate 49 is provided on the other surface.
- the surface on the glass substrate 41a side is the surface
- the surface on the glass substrate 41b side is the back surface.
- the liquid crystal display device 10 uses either a method for detecting a shadow image or a method for detecting a reflected image (or both a shadow image and a reflected image) when detecting a touch position in the display screen.
- FIG. 5A is a diagram showing the principle of a method for detecting a shadow image
- FIG. 5B is a diagram showing the principle of a method for detecting a reflected image.
- the optical sensor 2 including the photodiode 6 detects external light 51 transmitted through the glass substrate 41a, the liquid crystal layer 42, and the like.
- the object 53 such as a finger is near the surface of the liquid crystal panel 11, the external light 51 to be incident on the optical sensor 2 is blocked by the object 53. Therefore, it is possible to detect a shadow image of the object 53 by the external light 51 using the optical sensor 2.
- the optical sensor 2 including the photodiode 6 detects the reflected light of the backlight 52. More specifically, the backlight light 52 emitted from the backlight 15 passes through the liquid crystal panel 11 and exits from the surface of the liquid crystal panel 11 to the outside. At this time, if the object 53 is near the surface of the liquid crystal panel 11, the backlight 52 is reflected by the object 53. For example, the belly of a human finger reflects light well. The reflected light of the backlight light 52 passes through the glass substrate 41a, the liquid crystal layer 42, etc., and enters the optical sensor 2. Therefore, it is possible to detect a reflection image of the object 53 by the backlight 52 using the optical sensor 2.
- both a shadow image and a reflected image can be detected. That is, by using the optical sensor 2, a shadow image of the object 53 by the external light 51 and a reflection image of the object 53 by the backlight light 52 can be detected simultaneously.
- FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B are diagrams illustrating an example of a scanned image including a finger image.
- the scan image illustrated in FIG. 6A includes a finger image
- the scan image illustrated in FIG. 6B includes a finger image and a finger belly reflection image.
- the sensor data processing circuit 14 performs image recognition processing on such a scanned image and outputs coordinate data Co indicating the touch position.
- the liquid crystal display device 10 has a normal mode and a standby mode in order to reduce power consumption.
- the standby mode the circuit operation is stopped or the circuit operation speed is decreased.
- the panel drive circuit 16 reads signals from all the optical sensors 2, the A / D converter 13 converts all sensor output signals into digital values, and the recognition processing unit 22 performs recognition processing.
- the infrared backlight 19 is turned on.
- the panel drive circuit 16 reads out signals from some of the optical sensors 2, the A / D converter 13 converts some of the sensor output signals into digital values, and the recognition processing unit 22 operates.
- the infrared backlight 19 is extinguished (becomes non-light-emitting state) or dimmed (light emission luminance is reduced) depending on circumstances. The operation of the infrared backlight 19 will be described later.
- the sensor data processing circuit 14 includes a mode control unit 24, a thinned image memory 25, and a control register 26.
- the mode control unit 24 performs mode determination processing for determining whether the mode is normal mode or standby mode, normal mode control processing for controlling circuit operation in the normal mode, and standby mode control processing for controlling circuit operation in the standby mode.
- the thinned image memory 25 functions as an image storage unit that stores a comparison target image based on a signal read from the optical sensor 2 when shifting from the normal mode to the standby mode.
- the control register 26 stores various parameters necessary for the operation of the mode control unit 24. Specifically, the control register 26 stores a first threshold value TH1, a second threshold value TH2, a first timer value TM1, a second timer value TM2, an extraction range ER, and the like. The two threshold values TH1 and TH2 and the two timer values TM1 and TM2 are used for the mode determination process, and the extraction range ER is used for the standby mode control process.
- the parameters stored in the control register 26 are set from the host via the host I / F unit 23 except for the first and second threshold values TH1 and TH2.
- the first and second threshold values TH1 and TH2 are calculated by the mode control unit 24. Details will be described later.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the mode control unit 24.
- the mode control unit 24 sets the first timer value TM1 stored in the control register 26 and starts the timer (step S11).
- the mode control unit 24 performs a normal mode control process (step S12).
- the recognition processing unit 22 starts to operate in response to a control signal output from the mode control unit 24 (a signal indicated by a broken line in FIG. 1), and the panel drive circuit 16 reads signals from all the optical sensors 2.
- the A / D converter 13 converts all sensor output signals into digital values, and the infrared backlight 19 is lit.
- the mode control unit 24 checks whether or not the coordinate data Co is output from the recognition processing unit 22 (step S13).
- the mode control unit 24 proceeds to step S14 when the coordinate data Co is output, and proceeds to step S15 when the coordinate data Co is not output.
- the mode control unit 24 sets the first timer value TM1 stored in the control register 26, restarts the timer (step S14), and proceeds to step S13.
- the mode control unit 24 checks whether or not the timer has timed out (step S15). When the timer has not timed out, the mode control unit 24 proceeds to step S13. When the timer times out, the mode control unit 24 proceeds to step S20 in order to shift from the normal mode to the standby mode.
- the mode control unit 24 When shifting from the normal mode to the standby mode, the mode control unit 24 turns off or dims the infrared backlight 19 according to the ambient illuminance L (step S20). Specifically, when the mode control unit 24 shifts from the normal mode to the standby mode, the mode control unit 24 receives a signal indicating the ambient illuminance L from the illuminance sensor 20 and transmits the signal to the infrared backlight 19 determined according to the ambient illuminance L. A current Ibr to be passed is set.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the current flowing through the infrared backlight and the ambient illuminance.
- the infrared backlight 19 has the current Ibr of 20 mA corresponding to the maximum illuminance. Will be washed away.
- the current Ibr flowing through the infrared backlight 19 decreases.
- the ambient illuminance L is 500 lux or more
- the current Ibr flowing through the infrared backlight 19 becomes zero. It turns out that it goes out.
- the infrared backlight 19 is turned on and the infrared backlight is reduced as the ambient illuminance L detected by the illuminance sensor 20 decreases.
- the light 19 is set to have a large light quantity. This is due to the following reason.
- the ambient illuminance L is less than or equal to the threshold value, a scan image formed by only a shadow (such as a finger by external light) detected by the optical sensor 2 tends to be unclear or difficult to distinguish from noise. Therefore, by supplementing the light from the infrared backlight 19, the scanned image includes an image of reflected light.
- the infrared backlight 19 is always turned on, but the infrared backlight 19 is controlled to be turned off or dimmed (the amount of light is reduced) according to the ambient illuminance L as described above. May be.
- the infrared backlight 19 when the ambient illuminance L is less than the threshold value, the infrared backlight 19 is turned off, and when the ambient illuminance L is greater than 0, the infrared backlight 19 is dimmed (less than the maximum light amount). The relatively large power consumed by the infrared backlight 19 can be reduced.
- the current Ibr to be passed through the infrared backlight 19 is set appropriately.
- the infrared backlight 19 is turned off or reduced.
- Other known configurations that can be used may be employed.
- PWM duty ratio is set so that as the ambient illuminance L increases, the PWM duty ratio decreases.
- the ambient illuminance L is 500 lux or more
- the PWM duty ratio is 0% so that the PWM duty ratio is turned off.
- the ambient illuminance may be set.
- the mode control unit 24 After the illuminance of the infrared backlight 19 is appropriately set according to the ambient illuminance L, the mode control unit 24 generates an image (hereinafter referred to as a thinned image) obtained by thinning pixel values from the scan image. Then, the thinned image is written into the thinned image memory 25 (step S21).
- step S22 the mode control unit 24 performs standby mode control processing.
- the recognition processing unit 22 stops its operation by the control signal output from the mode control unit 24, the panel drive circuit 16 reads signals from some of the optical sensors 2, and the A / D converter 13 The sensor output signal of the unit is converted into a digital value.
- the control signal output from the mode control unit 24 includes a mode control signal indicating the normal mode or the standby mode.
- the mode control signal MC supplied to the liquid crystal panel 11 is input to the sensor row driving circuit 33 and the output control circuit 35.
- the sensor row drive circuit 33 sequentially selects only a part of the signal lines among the sensor readout lines RW1 to RWm and the sensor reset lines RS1 to RSm one by one.
- the output control circuit 35 performs control so that the sensor output signals SS1 to SSp are output from only some of the sensor output amplifiers 34.
- the A / D converter 13 converts signals read from some of the optical sensors 2 into digital signals.
- the mode control unit 24 may output a control signal indicating a processing range based on the extraction range ER stored in the control register 26 in step S22. For example, when the extraction range ER stored in the control register 26 indicates the lower half of the display screen, the mode control unit 24 processes the lower half of the display screen for the panel drive circuit 16 and the A / D converter 13. A control signal indicating what should be done is output. Based on this control signal, the panel drive circuit 16 reads out a signal from the photosensor 2 arranged in the lower half of the pixel array 17. The A / D converter 13 converts the signal read from the optical sensor 2 at this time into a digital signal.
- the panel drive circuit 16 reads a smaller amount of signal from the optical sensor 2 in the standby mode than in the normal mode. Further, the A / D converter 13 performs conversion into a digital value in the standby mode less frequently than in the normal mode according to the determination result by the mode control unit 24. As a result, in the standby mode, the scan image generation unit 21 repeatedly outputs a thinned image obtained by thinning pixel values from the scan image output in the normal mode. Note that the thinned image output in the standby mode is based on the signal read from the same optical sensor 2 as the thinned image generated in step S21.
- the mode control unit 24 determines whether the mode illuminance L is detected based on the ambient illuminance L when the mode is changed from the normal mode to the standby mode in step S22.
- the first and second threshold values TH1 and TH2 are calculated, and these values are stored in the control register 26.
- the new thinned image output from the scan image generation unit 21 is input to the mode control unit 24 (step S23).
- the mode control unit 24 compares the thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25 with the new thinned image input in step S23 for each pixel, and the difference in pixel value is stored in the control register 26.
- the number N of pixels that are equal to or greater than the first threshold TH1 is obtained (step S24).
- the mode control unit 24 compares the number N obtained in step S24 with the second threshold value TH2 stored in the control register 26 (step S25).
- the mode control unit 24 proceeds to step S26 when N2 ⁇ TH2, and proceeds to step S23 when N2 ⁇ TH2.
- the mode control unit 24 sets the second timer value TM2 stored in the control register 26 to start the timer (step S26), and proceeds to step S12 to shift from the standby mode to the normal mode. move on.
- the second timer value TM2 is smaller than the first timer value TM1.
- the mode control unit 24 shifts from the normal mode to the standby mode when the state where the coordinate data Co is not output continues for a predetermined time (when the time of the first timer value TM1 elapses), Immediately after shifting from the normal mode to the normal mode, when the coordinate data Co is not output for a shorter time than when the normal mode has been used before (when the second timer value TM2 has elapsed) In this case, the normal mode is shifted to the standby mode.
- the mode control unit 24 changes the newly-supplied thinned image from the thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25 (thinned image stored when shifting from the normal mode to the standby mode) or more than a predetermined amount. Specifically, as described above, when the number N of pixels in which the difference between the pixel values included in these images is equal to or greater than the first threshold value TH1 is equal to or greater than the second threshold value TH2, the normal mode is changed from the standby mode. Transition to mode.
- the first and second thresholds TH1 and TH2 are calculated according to the ambient illuminance L by the mode control unit 24.
- FIG. 9 is a graph showing the relationship between the first threshold TH1 and ambient illuminance
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between the second threshold TH2 and ambient illuminance.
- FIG. 9 is a log-log graph.
- the first threshold value TH1 is set to a relatively small value (here, 5). Tones). Then, a slight change in pixel value can be accurately detected.
- the first threshold value TH1 is set to a relatively small value.
- the first threshold value TH1 is set to a larger value (that is, set to increase monotonously), and the maximum value (here, 100,000 lux) when the ambient illuminance L is under sunny sunlight. ),
- the first threshold value TH1 is also set to a predetermined maximum value (here, 50 gradations).
- the ambient illuminance L is high in this way, the pixel values of the thinned image and the new thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25 are both large, so the first threshold value TH1 is set to a relatively large value. Accordingly, it is possible to avoid erroneous determination due to a slight change in pixel value caused by noise or the like.
- the relationship shown in FIG. 9 is merely an example, and for example, when the ambient illuminance L is high, the first threshold value TH1 only needs to be set to a large value.
- the second threshold value TH2 has a minimum value (here, 10) when the ambient illuminance L is zero.
- the second threshold value TH2 is set to a relatively small value, the reflected image (or shadow image) of the target object is set. ) Can be accurately detected with a small number of pixels whose pixel values have changed.
- the second threshold value TH2 increases (that is, set so as to increase monotonously), and when the ambient illuminance L is the maximum value (100,000 lux in this case), such as under sunny direct sunlight. It is set to a predetermined maximum value (here, 100).
- the total number of photosensors 2 corresponding to the total number of pixels here is 480,000.
- the second threshold value TH2 is set to be large. Therefore, even when the pixel value of the noise exceeds the first threshold value TH due to an increase in the pixel value of noise, an error occurs. Judgment can be avoided. Therefore, it is possible to accurately detect the change in the reflected image.
- the relationship shown in FIG. 10 is merely an example, and for example, when the ambient illuminance L is high, the second threshold value TH2 only needs to be set to a large value.
- the thinned image generated by the mode control unit 24 in step S21 and written to the thinned image memory 25 and the new thinned image output from the scan image generating unit 21 in step S23 are the ambient illuminance L in step S20. Is low, the infrared backlight 19 is acquired in a properly lit (or dimmed) state, and therefore includes a reflection image obtained by the backlight light. Therefore, the scanned image can be made clear and identification with noise can be facilitated.
- the pixel value of the reflected image is not much larger than the pixel value of noise, the change in the pixel value due to the change in the reflected image is distinguished from noise by setting the first threshold TH1 to be small. A slight change in the reflected image can be accurately detected. Therefore, it can be prevented that the standby mode is not canceled by erroneously determining that there is no change in the reflected image because the change in the scan image is small.
- the second threshold value TH2 is set to be large so that the change in the scan image due to the increased noise is erroneously determined as a change in the image and the standby mode. Can be prevented from being accidentally released.
- the liquid crystal display device 10 includes a sensor built-in liquid crystal panel 11, a panel drive circuit 16, a recognition processing unit 22, a mode control unit 24, and a thinned image memory 25.
- the mode control unit 24 determines whether the mode is the normal mode or the standby mode, operates the recognition processing unit 22 in the normal mode, and stops the operation of the recognition processing unit 22 in the standby mode.
- the thinned image memory 25 stores the thinned image when the normal mode shifts to the standby mode, and the mode control unit 24 changes the newly supplied thinned image from the thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25 by a predetermined amount or more.
- the standby mode is changed to the normal mode.
- the mode control unit 24 compares the thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25 with the newly supplied thinned image for each pixel, and the number of pixels whose pixel value difference is equal to or greater than the first threshold value TH1. Shifts from the standby mode to the normal mode when is equal to or greater than the second threshold value TH2.
- the mode is the normal mode or the standby mode and stopping the operation of the recognition processing unit 22 in the standby mode.
- the transition to the normal mode can be performed before the object touches the screen. Therefore, the touch position can be quickly detected by quickly exiting the standby mode.
- the two thresholds TH1 and TH2 are calculated according to the ambient illuminance L and stored in the control register 26. Accordingly, it is possible to accurately distinguish the reflected image or video included in the scanned image from noise, or to prevent the standby mode from being erroneously canceled. Further, it is possible to adjust the condition of the mode determination process according to the usage form and perform a suitable mode determination process.
- the panel drive circuit 16 reads a smaller amount of signal from the optical sensor 2 in the standby mode than in the normal mode, and the A / D converter 13 has a lower frequency in the standby mode than in the normal mode. To convert to digital value.
- the mode control unit 24 dims or turns off the infrared backlight 19 according to the ambient illuminance L in the standby mode. Thereby, the power consumption of the liquid crystal display device 10 can be reduced.
- the thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25 may be an image generated at the end of the normal mode as long as it is an image stored when shifting from the normal mode to the standby mode. It may be an image generated at the head of the standby mode.
- the infrared backlight 19 at the time of image generation needs to be dimmed or turned off according to the ambient illuminance L so as to be in the same illumination state as in the standby mode. This is because it is compared with the thinned image in the standby mode.
- the standby mode is canceled.
- control register 26 may store all the parameters described above, and all or some of these parameters may be fixed values.
- control register 26 may store only one of the first and second thresholds TH1 and TH2, and may calculate an appropriate value according to the ambient illuminance L, and the other may be a fixed value.
- extraction range ER may always be fixed to the entire display screen.
- a predetermined threshold value is calculated according to the ambient illuminance L, and a new value (input in step S23) is obtained from the thinned image stored in the thinned image memory 25.
- a new thinned-out image from the thinned-out image stored in the thinned-out image memory 25 is a predetermined level or more, that is, the above threshold or more.
- the configuration may be such that the standby mode is canceled only when it is determined that the change has occurred.
- the operation of the circuit is stopped or the operation speed of the circuit is decreased to reduce the power consumption.
- the first and second thresholds TH1 and TH2 are set to appropriate values, it is possible to reduce the influence without being affected by the change in the ambient illuminance L. Can be accurately determined.
- the first threshold value TH1 is set small, so that a slight change can be accurately detected while distinguishing a change in pixel value from noise. Therefore, since the change in the scan image is small, it can be prevented that the standby mode is not canceled by erroneously determining that there is no change in the reflected image or the shadow image.
- the second threshold value TH2 is set to be large, thereby preventing the change in the scan image due to the increased noise from being erroneously determined as a change in the image and erroneously canceling the standby mode. can do.
- the present display device it is possible to quickly escape from the standby mode and quickly detect the touch position.
- the present invention is applied to an image display device in which a plurality of optical sensors are provided on a display panel, and an image display device such as a liquid crystal display device in which a normal mode and a standby mode for reducing power consumption can be appropriately switched.
- an image display device such as a liquid crystal display device in which a normal mode and a standby mode for reducing power consumption can be appropriately switched.
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2次元状に配置された複数の画素回路および複数の光センサを含む表示パネルと、
表示データに応じた信号を前記画素回路に書き込む動作と、受光量に応じた信号を前記光センサから読み出す動作とを行う駆動回路と、
通常モードにおいて前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく認識対象画像に対して認識処理を行い、検知対象物の位置を示す座標データを出力する認識処理部と、
通常モードか待機モードかを判定し、通常モードでは前記認識処理部を動作させ、待機モードでは前記認識処理部の動作を停止させるモード制御部と、
通常モードから待機モードに移行するときに、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく比較対象画像を記憶する画像記憶部と、
周囲照度を検出する照度検出部と
を備え、
前記モード制御部は、前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に応じた所定程度以上、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく新たな比較対象画像が前記画像記憶部に記憶された比較対象画像から変化したと判定したときに、待機モードから通常モードに移行することを特徴とする。
前記モード制御部は、前記画像記憶部に記憶された比較対象画像と前記新たな比較対象画像とを画素ごとに比較し、画素値の差が第1の閾値以上である画素の個数が第2の閾値以上であるときに、待機モードから通常モードに移行することを特徴とする。
前記第1および第2の閾値のうち少なくとも一方は、前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に応じて定められることを特徴とする。
前記第1および第2の閾値のうち少なくとも一方は、前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に対して単調増加するよう定められることを特徴とする。
赤外光を出射する赤外バックライトをさらに備え、
前記モード制御部は、待機モードでは前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に応じて前記赤外バックライトを消灯または減光させることを特徴とする。
前記比較対象画像は、前記認識対象画像よりも少ない画素数を有することを特徴とする。
前記比較対象画像は、前記認識対象画像から画素値を間引いた画像であることを特徴とする。
前記駆動回路は、前記モード制御部による判定結果に従い、待機モードでは通常モードよりも少ない量の信号を前記光センサから読み出すことを特徴とする。
表示データに応じた信号を前記画素回路に書き込むステップと、
受光量に応じた信号を前記光センサから読み出すステップと、
通常モードか待機モードかを判定するステップと、
通常モードで前記認識処理部を起動させるステップと、
待機モードで前記認識処理部の動作を停止させるステップと、
通常モードから待機モードに移行するときに、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく比較対象画像を記憶するステップと、
周囲照度を検出する照度検出ステップと
を備え、
前記モードを判定するステップでは、前記照度検出ステップにおいて検出された前記周囲照度に応じた所定程度以上、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく新たな比較対象画像が前記画像記憶ステップで記憶された比較対象画像から変化したときに、待機モードから通常モードに移行することを特徴とする。
2…光センサ
10…液晶表示装置
11…センサ内蔵液晶パネル
12…表示データ処理回路
13…A/D変換器
14…センサデータ処理回路
15…バックライト
16…パネル駆動回路
17…画素アレイ
18…白色バックライト
19…赤外バックライト
20…照度センサ
21…スキャン画像生成部
22…認識処理部
23…ホストI/F部
24…モード制御部
25…間引き画像メモリ
26…制御レジスタ
Claims (9)
- 複数の光センサを備えた表示装置であって、
2次元状に配置された複数の画素回路および複数の光センサを含む表示パネルと、
表示データに応じた信号を前記画素回路に書き込む動作と、受光量に応じた信号を前記光センサから読み出す動作とを行う駆動回路と、
通常モードにおいて前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく認識対象画像に対して認識処理を行い、検知対象物の位置を示す座標データを出力する認識処理部と、
通常モードか待機モードかを判定し、通常モードでは前記認識処理部を動作させ、待機モードでは前記認識処理部の動作を停止させるモード制御部と、
通常モードから待機モードに移行するときに、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく比較対象画像を記憶する画像記憶部と、
周囲照度を検出する照度検出部と
を備え、
前記モード制御部は、前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に応じた所定程度以上、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく新たな比較対象画像が前記画像記憶部に記憶された比較対象画像から変化したと判定したときに、待機モードから通常モードに移行することを特徴とする、表示装置。 - 前記モード制御部は、前記画像記憶部に記憶された比較対象画像と前記新たな比較対象画像とを画素ごとに比較し、画素値の差が第1の閾値以上である画素の個数が第2の閾値以上であるときに、待機モードから通常モードに移行することを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の表示装置。
- 前記第1および第2の閾値のうち少なくとも一方は、前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に応じて定められることを特徴とする、請求項2に記載の表示装置。
- 前記第1および第2の閾値のうち少なくとも一方は、前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に対して単調増加するよう定められることを特徴とする、請求項3に記載の表示装置。
- 赤外光を出射する赤外バックライトをさらに備え、
前記モード制御部は、待機モードでは前記照度検出部により検出された前記周囲照度に応じて前記赤外バックライトを消灯または減光させることを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の表示装置。 - 前記比較対象画像は、前記認識対象画像よりも少ない画素数を有することを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の表示装置。
- 前記比較対象画像は、前記認識対象画像から画素値を間引いた画像であることを特徴とする、請求項6に記載の表示装置。
- 前記駆動回路は、前記モード制御部による判定結果に従い、待機モードでは通常モードよりも少ない量の信号を前記光センサから読み出すことを特徴とする、請求項7に記載の表示装置。
- 2次元状に配置された複数の画素回路および複数の光センサを含む表示パネルと、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく認識対象画像に対して認識処理を行い、検知対象物の位置を示す座標データを出力する認識処理部とを備えた表示装置の制御方法であって、
表示データに応じた信号を前記画素回路に書き込むステップと、
受光量に応じた信号を前記光センサから読み出すステップと、
通常モードか待機モードかを判定するステップと、
通常モードで前記認識処理部を起動させるステップと、
待機モードで前記認識処理部の動作を停止させるステップと、
通常モードから待機モードに移行するときに、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく比較対象画像を記憶するステップと、
周囲照度を検出する照度検出ステップと
を備え、
前記モードを判定するステップでは、前記照度検出ステップにおいて検出された前記周囲照度に応じた所定程度以上、前記光センサから読み出した信号に基づく新たな比較対象画像が前記画像記憶ステップで記憶された比較対象画像から変化したときに、待機モードから通常モードに移行することを特徴とする、表示装置の制御方法。
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