Abstract: A display panel of an OLED display device includes a first pixel configured to emit first color light, a second pixel configured to emit second color light, and a third pixel configured to emit third color light. Each of the first, second and third pixels includes at least two transistors, at least one capacitor and an organic light emitting diode. At least one of at least two transistors or at least one capacitor included in the third pixel has a size different from a size of a corresponding one at least two transistors or at least one capacitor included in the first pixel or the second pixel.

Abstract: A backlight control system includes a keyboard device and a computing device. The keyboard device includes a fixed light sheet, at least one movable light sheet, a light guide module and a key module. The computing device includes a processing unit. The movable light sheet is detachably and electrically connected with the fixed circuit board. The fixed light sheet projects a first light beam to plural keys of the key module through the light guide module. In a special scenario mode, the processing unit drives the movable light sheet to project a second light beam to at least one special key of the key module.

Abstract: A display device may include a module housing accommodating a display panel pulled up and down, a moving plate accommodated in the module housing and pulled up and down with the display panel, a driving member pulling up and down the moving plate and the display panel, and a fixed plate coupled to an inside of the module housing and to which the driving member is fixed.

Abstract: A data current generation circuit includes a data voltage generation circuit, a data voltage transmission control circuit, a compensation control circuit, a first capacitor, a first transistor and a reference voltage writing circuit. The data voltage transmission control circuit transmits a data voltage from the data voltage generation circuit to a first electrode of the first transistor; the compensation control circuit is electrically connected to a gate and a second electrode of the first transistor separately and associates a threshold voltage of the first transistor with the gate of the first transistor; the first capacitor stores a voltage of the gate of the first transistor; the reference voltage writing circuit is electrically connected to the first electrode of the first transistor and a first reference voltage output terminal separately; and the second electrode of the first transistor serves as an output of the data current generation circuit.

Abstract: A module comprises a display element, a first polarizing element, a light sensor, a transparent layer, and a second polarizing element. The display element emits a display light source. The first polarizing element covers the display element, and blocks a first phase portion of the display light source and allows a second phase portion of the display light source to penetrate. The transparent layer covers the first polarizing element. The light sensor is disposed on one side of the display element or the first polarizing element. The second polarizing element is disposed between the light sensor and the transparent layer and blocks a second phase portion of the display light source.

Abstract: An extended reality apparatus kit has an extended reality headset configured to provide an extended reality experience for a user. The extended reality headset has a display device adapted to be worn on a head of the user. Furthermore, the headset processor is in operable communication with the display device. The headset processor generates virtual data for the extended reality experience. Additionally, the extended reality apparatus kit has a removable smart insole that is adapted for positioning within a plurality of distinct footwear apparatuses. The removable smart insole has one or more sensory feedback devices, one or more motion-based sensors, a transmitter, a receiver, and a smart insole processor. The receiver is configured to directly receive extended reality data associated with the extended reality experience from the extended reality headset in at least substantially real-time.

Abstract: An e-paper display device, including a driver circuit. The driver circuit is coupled to the e-paper display panel and drives the e-paper display panel to display one or more line segments, which include a current display line segment and a target display line segment. During a frame period, the driver circuit pre-drives a display area to display a first color according to the current display line segment. At least part of the target display line segment is located in the display area. During a next frame period, the driver circuit drives a part of the display area excluding the target display line segment to display a second color and a part of the display area including the target display line segment to display the first color according to the target display line segment. A method for driving an e-paper display panel.

Abstract: A source driver includes a data latch unit that outputs acquired pixel data, a gradation voltage conversion unit that acquires the pixel data outputted from the data latch unit and converts the pixel data to gradation voltages, an output unit that amplifies and outputs the gradation voltages to source lines, and a timing control unit that controls the timing of the output of the pixel data from the data latch unit. The timing control unit performs control such that the longer a source line is from a source driver to a pixel column, the smaller the timing difference is between acquisition of the pixel data by the data latch unit and the output of the pixel data.

Abstract: A display panel including an LED device and a method including: forming a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs); and forming a plurality of partition walls that divide light-emitting regions by each of the plurality of LEDs, wherein the forming the plurality of LEDs includes: etching a growth substrate to form a plurality of LEDs and forming a plurality of protrusions and a plurality of depressions on the growth substrate; and forming a reflector layer on a surface of the plurality of protrusions and a surface of the plurality of depressions, and wherein the forming the plurality of partition walls includes removing a part of the growth substrate so that the plurality of partition walls are formed based on the plurality of protrusions, and a space between the plurality of partition walls is formed based on the plurality of depressions.

Abstract: A driving method is configured to drive a display device, and the display device includes a display array and a light valve array. The display array includes rows of sub-pixels, the light valve array includes a plurality of sub light valves, a respective one sub light valve of the plurality of sub light valves corresponds to at least one row of sub-pixels, and the light valve array is on a light-emitting side of the display array. The driving method includes: any sub-pixel in the at least one row of sub-pixels being in a response phase of a display operation, the respective one sub light valve being in a light-shielding state, and the respective one sub light valve corresponding to the at least one row of sub-pixels.

Abstract: An illuminated keyboard includes a light-emitting diode light string, a controller, a feedback line and a plurality of keys. The light-emitting diode light string includes a plurality of light-emitting diode modules which are connected in series through a serial connection wire. Each light-emitting diode module includes a light-emitting diode chip and a drive circuit. The controller is electrically connected with the light-emitting diode light string. The feedback line is electrically connected between the light-emitting diode modules and the controller. The keys correspond to the light-emitting diode modules and are electrically connected with the feedback line. Each light-emitting diode module emits light according to a received light-emitting signal and outputs a feedback signal. When at least one of the keys is switched to a pressing state, the feedback signal is pulled from a first level to a second level for the controller to differentiate the key in the pressing state.

Abstract: An inductive force sensor includes a reference resonance circuit, a first resonance circuit, and a determination circuit configured to obtain information about a first resonant frequency, attributable to first inductance due to an inductive coil based on the displacement between a target and the inductive coil formed by an external force input in a Z-axis direction, and a reference resonant frequency. The determination circuit determines the displacement of the target and the external force in the Z-axis direction based on the first resonant frequency and the reference resonant frequency.

Abstract: A switching circuit is signally-connected to an initial trigger signal, a detection circuit and the GOA circuit. Upon a low voltage level of a low potential signal, the switching circuit is turned on to transmit the initial trigger signal to the GOA circuit so that the LCD panel works normally. Upon a high voltage level of the low potential signal, the switching circuit is turned off so that the GOA circuit does not conduct the initial trigger signal to protect the LCD panel from burn-out.

Abstract: A drive circuit for adjusting a voltage required for aging detection using a feedback circuit comprises a drive chip (100), a detection signal generation circuit (200), and a feedback circuit (300). The drive chip (100) is configured to output a working voltage. The detection signal generation circuit (200) is configured to generate a detection control signal for aging detection according to a received trigger signal. The feedback circuit (300) is configured to receive the detection control signal output by the detection signal generation circuit (200) and the working voltage provided by the drive chip (100) and to generate a feedback voltage according to the detection control signal and the working voltage and output the feedback voltage to the drive chip (100), such that the drive chip (100) adjusts, according to the feedback voltage, the working voltage to a voltage required for aging detection. A display panel is also provided.

Abstract: A touch-controlled display panel comprising: a display screen comprising a displaying region and a non-displaying region surrounding the displaying region; first touch-control electrodes and first touch-control lead wires provided on one side of the display screen, wherein the first touch-control electrodes are insulated and separated from each other and are individually connected to different first touch-control lead wires, and orthographic projections of the first touch-control electrodes and the first touch-control lead wires on the display screen are located within the non-displaying region, and are adjacent to an edge of the display screen; and a driving module connected to all of the first touch-control lead wires and configured for, in response to a touch-and-sliding operation on the touch-controlled display panel by a finger, detecting variations of capacitances corresponding to the first touch-control electrodes and, according to the variations, determining a touch-and-sliding direction and a touch-a

Abstract: A keyboard includes a processing resource and a memory resource storing machine-readable instructions to cause the processing resource to communicate, in response to the keyboard being in a computing device input mode, with a computing device connected to the keyboard, and communicate, in response to the keyboard being in a mobile device input mode, with a mobile device connected to the keyboard.

Abstract: A pixel driving circuit includes a reset sub-circuit configured to be turned on in response to a control signal, and transmit a reference voltage to a first node to reset a voltage of the first node; an input sub-circuit configured to transmit a data signal to a second node in response to a gate scan signal; a driving sub-circuit configured to be turned on or off in response to a voltage of the first node, write the data signal and a compensation signal into a third node, and output a driving signal according to the voltage of the first node; a compensation sub-circuit configured to transmit the data signal and the compensation signal to a fourth node in response to the gate scan signal; and a voltage control sub-circuit configured to control the voltage of the first node according to a voltage of the fourth node.

Abstract: A non-display area is disposed around a display area, a test circuit of non-display area comprises a plurality of signal lines disposed in parallel along a first direction, a plurality of switch groups are disposed in a same row along a second direction, a connecting signal line and a plurality of transmission line groups, the display area comprises a plurality of pixel groups disposed in parallel along the second direction, the second direction and the first direction are perpendicular to each other, and each of switch groups comprises a first switch and a second switch disposed in the same row along the second direction.

Abstract: Passive display devices such as a passive magnifying device (e.g., a screen magnifier) or a projector (e.g., a built-in mobile phone projector) are useful in enlarging photos, documents, videos, etc. for view for small-sized small-screen device screens. However, optimal content resolution for the small-screen device screens may not be optimal for the passive display devices. Particularly, when a small-screen device receives content from a remote computing device, the initial content resolution may not be optimal even for the small-screen device screen because of low transmission speed and/or low bandwidth of a connection with an original data source. Content resolution adjustment may be performed by determining distance between the passive display device and the small-screen device, calculating magnification ratio for the passive display device, and adjusting the content resolution based on the calculated magnification ratio.

Abstract: A pixel circuit includes a potential compensation subcircuit configured to control a junction voltage of a light emitting element to be within a preset voltage range according to an initial voltage input by an initialization reset voltage terminal and a reset sequence input by a reset sequence signal terminal. The preset voltage range is higher than zero and lower than an emission threshold voltage of the light emitting element.