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JPH0736132U - Liquid crystal display - Google Patents

Liquid crystal display

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JPH0736132U
JPH0736132U JP6722993U JP6722993U JPH0736132U JP H0736132 U JPH0736132 U JP H0736132U JP 6722993 U JP6722993 U JP 6722993U JP 6722993 U JP6722993 U JP 6722993U JP H0736132 U JPH0736132 U JP H0736132U
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義則 勘田
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(57)【要約】 【目的】 広い温度範囲で使用される液晶表示装置に関
し、コントラスト比を常に一定に保持できる液晶表示装
置を提供することを目的とする。 【構成】 液晶パネル1に表示画像によらず液晶を常に
光が透過する状態に液晶を保持した透過部6と光が透過
しない状態に液晶を保持した非透過部7とを形成し、透
過部6と非透過部7との光の透過量をフォトインタラプ
タ8,9により測定し、その測定量に応じて液晶パネル
1を駆動する駆動電圧を高電圧又は低電圧に切換え、コ
ントラスト比が一定になるように制御を行なう。
(57) [Summary] [Object] An object of the present invention is to provide a liquid crystal display device that can be used in a wide temperature range and can always maintain a constant contrast ratio. A liquid crystal panel 1 is formed with a transmissive portion 6 that holds liquid crystal so that light always passes through the liquid crystal regardless of a display image, and a non-transmissive portion 7 that holds liquid crystal so that light does not pass through the transmissive portion. The amount of light transmitted through the non-transmissive portion 6 and the non-transmissive portion 7 is measured by the photo interrupters 8 and 9, and the drive voltage for driving the liquid crystal panel 1 is switched to a high voltage or a low voltage in accordance with the measured amount to keep the contrast ratio constant. Control so that

Description

【考案の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the device]

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】[Industrial applications]

本考案は液晶表示装置に係り、特に、広い温度範囲で使用される液晶表示装置 に関する。 The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display device, and more particularly to a liquid crystal display device used in a wide temperature range.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】[Prior art]

図3に従来の一例の構成図を示す。同図中、11は液晶パネルを示す。液晶パ ネル21には駆動電圧切換回路22より駆動電圧VD が供給されている。液晶パ ネル21は一般に温度が低下すると液晶の状態変化が小さくなり、明暗のコント ラスト比が低下する。このため、温度に応じて駆動電圧を変化して、これに対応 している。FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of a conventional example. In the figure, 11 indicates a liquid crystal panel. The drive voltage V D is supplied from the drive voltage switching circuit 22 to the liquid crystal panel 21. Generally, when the temperature of the liquid crystal panel 21 decreases, the change in the state of the liquid crystal becomes small, and the contrast ratio of light and dark decreases. Therefore, the drive voltage is changed according to the temperature to deal with this.

【0003】 液晶パネル21の周囲にサーミスタRTHを配設し、サーミスタRTHの温度変化 による抵抗値の変化を抵抗R11〜R13及びコンパレータ23により検出する。コ ンパレータ23の出力信号は駆動電圧切換回路22に供給される。駆動電圧切換 回路22はコンパレータ23の出力により高駆動電圧VD1又は低電圧駆動電圧V D2 に切換えていた。A thermistor R is provided around the liquid crystal panel 21.THWith the thermistor RTHChange the resistance value due to the temperature change of the resistance R11~ R13And the comparator 23. The output signal of the comparator 23 is supplied to the drive voltage switching circuit 22. The drive voltage switching circuit 22 outputs the high drive voltage V by the output of the comparator 23.D1Or low drive voltage V D2 I was switching to.

【0004】[0004]

【考案が解決しようとする課題】[Problems to be solved by the device]

しかるに、従来の液晶表示装置はサーミスタ等により液晶パネルの周囲の温度 を検出し、検出した温度に応じて液晶パネルの駆動電圧VDDを決定しており、周 囲の温度は必ずしも液晶パネルの温度とは同一でないため、周囲の温度と液晶パ ネルの温度とが異なる場合、コントラスト比が補償されなかったり、逆に良好な コントラスト比であるものを劣化させてしまう等の問題点があった。However, the conventional liquid crystal display device detects the ambient temperature of the liquid crystal panel with a thermistor or the like, and determines the drive voltage V DD of the liquid crystal panel according to the detected temperature. The ambient temperature is not necessarily the temperature of the liquid crystal panel. Therefore, when the ambient temperature and the temperature of the liquid crystal panel are different, there is a problem that the contrast ratio is not compensated or, on the contrary, the one having a good contrast ratio is deteriorated.

【0005】 本考案は上記の点に鑑みてなされたものでコントラスト比を常に一定に維持で きる液晶表示装置を提供することを目的とする。The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a liquid crystal display device capable of always maintaining a constant contrast ratio.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】[Means for Solving the Problems]

本考案は、表示画像に応じた位置に駆動電圧が印加され、画像を表示する液晶 パネルよりなる液晶表示装置において、 前記液晶パネルに形成され、前記表示画像によらず、光を透過状態に保持する 透過部と、 前記液晶パネルに形成され、前記表示画像によらず光を非透過状態に保持する 非透過部と、 前記透過部に一定量の光を照射し、前記透過部の光の透過量を検出する第1の 透過光検出手段と、 前記非透過部に一定量の光を照射し、前記非透過部の光の透過量を検出する第 2の透過光検出手段と、 前記第1の透過光検出手段で検出した光の透過量と前記第2の透過光検出で検 出した光の透過量との差に応じて前記駆動電圧を前記透過部の透過量と前記非透 過部の透過量との差が一定となるように制御する駆動電圧制御手段とを具備して なる。 The present invention is a liquid crystal display device comprising a liquid crystal panel for displaying an image in which a drive voltage is applied to a position according to a display image, the liquid crystal panel being formed on the liquid crystal panel and keeping light in a transmissive state regardless of the display image. A transmissive part, which is formed on the liquid crystal panel and holds the light in a non-transmissive state regardless of the display image, and a certain amount of light is radiated to the transmissive part to transmit the light of the transmissive part. A first transmitted light detecting means for detecting an amount; a second transmitted light detecting means for irradiating the non-transmissive portion with a certain amount of light to detect the amount of light transmitted through the non-transmissive portion; The driving voltage is set in accordance with the difference between the amount of transmitted light detected by the transmitted light detecting means and the amount of transmitted light detected by the second transmitted light detection. Drive voltage control means for controlling so that the difference with the transmission amount of It becomes Te.

【0007】[0007]

【作用】[Action]

本考案によれば、液晶パネルに透過部と非透過部とを設け、この透過部及び非 透過部の光の透過量を第1及び第2の光透過検出手段により検出し、駆動電圧制 御手段によりこの検出結果に応じて透過部と非透過部との光の透過量の差を求め 、この差が一定になるように駆動電圧を制御するため、周囲の温度等によらず透 過部と非透過部との光の透過量の差を一定となるように駆動電圧が制御され、し たがって、液晶パネルに表示される画像のコントラスト比を常に一定にすること ができ、画質を向上させ得る。 According to the present invention, a liquid crystal panel is provided with a transmissive portion and a non-transmissive portion, and the amount of light transmitted through the transmissive portion and the non-transmissive portion is detected by the first and second light transmission detecting means to control the drive voltage. By calculating the difference in the amount of light transmitted between the transmissive part and the non-transmissive part according to this detection result and controlling the drive voltage so that this difference becomes constant, the transmissive part is not affected by the ambient temperature. The drive voltage is controlled so that the difference in the amount of light transmitted between the non-transmissive part and the non-transmissive part is constant, and therefore the contrast ratio of the image displayed on the liquid crystal panel can be always constant, improving the image quality. Can be done.

【0008】[0008]

【実施例】【Example】

図1に本考案の一実施例の構成図を示す。同図中、1は液晶パネルを示す。液 晶パネル1は周辺に連続して配設されたスペーサ2により一定の間隔に保持され たガラス基板3,4の間に液晶を封入した構成とされている。 FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1 indicates a liquid crystal panel. The liquid crystal panel 1 has a structure in which liquid crystal is enclosed between glass substrates 3 and 4 which are held at a constant interval by spacers 2 which are continuously arranged on the periphery.

【0009】 液晶パネル1には表示しようとする画像に応じて液晶に駆動電圧VD を印加し 、液晶の状態を変化させることにより光の透過状態を変化させ画像を表示する表 示部5、常に光が透過状態となるように液晶の状態が制御された透過部6、常に 光が非透過状態となるように液晶の状態が制御された非透過部7が形成されてい る。A display unit 5 that displays an image on the liquid crystal panel 1 by applying a drive voltage V D to the liquid crystal according to the image to be displayed and changing the state of the liquid crystal to change the light transmission state. A transmissive portion 6 in which the liquid crystal state is controlled so that light is always transmitted, and a non-transmissive portion 7 in which the liquid crystal state is controlled so that light is always non-transmissive are formed.

【0010】 ガラス基板4の表示部5に対応する部分には例えばn行×m列に画素電極が形 成され、各画素電極夫々にスイッチング素子が設けられ、画像に応じてスイッチ ング素子をスイッチング制御することにより各画素電極への駆動電圧VD の供給 が制御される。また、ガラス基板4の非透過部7に対応する部分には形成しよう とする非透過部7の大きさに応じた大きさの電極が形成され、この電極には常に 駆動電圧VD が印加される。ガラス基板3には一面に共通接地電極が形成される 。Pixel electrodes are formed in, for example, n rows × m columns in a portion corresponding to the display portion 5 of the glass substrate 4, and a switching element is provided in each pixel electrode. The switching element is switched according to an image. By controlling the supply of the drive voltage V D to each pixel electrode is controlled. Further, an electrode having a size corresponding to the size of the non-transmissive portion 7 to be formed is formed in a portion corresponding to the non-transmissive portion 7 of the glass substrate 4, and the drive voltage V D is constantly applied to this electrode. It A common ground electrode is formed on one surface of the glass substrate 3.

【0011】 表示部5では画像に応じてガラス基板4の画素電極とガラス基板3の共通電極 との間に駆動電圧が印加され、駆動電圧が印加された部分の液晶の状態が変化し 、光を透過しなくなり、画素電極に対応して明暗が形成され、画像が表示される 。In the display unit 5, a driving voltage is applied between the pixel electrode of the glass substrate 4 and the common electrode of the glass substrate 3 according to an image, the state of the liquid crystal in the portion to which the driving voltage is applied changes, and Is no longer transmitted, light and dark are formed corresponding to the pixel electrodes, and an image is displayed.

【0012】 また、非透過部7には常時、駆動電圧VD が印加され、液晶を光が透過しない 状態で保持し、非透過状態となる。透過部8には駆動電圧VD は印加されない構 成とされているため、液晶は常に光を透過する状態で保持され、透過部は透過状 態となる。液晶パネル1の透過部6及び非透過部7を表裏面より挟むようにフォ トインタラプタ8,9が設置される。Further, the drive voltage V D is constantly applied to the non-transmissive portion 7, and the liquid crystal is held in a state in which light is not transmitted to be in a non-transmissive state. Since the driving voltage V D is not applied to the transmissive portion 8, the liquid crystal is always held in a state of transmitting light, and the transmissive portion is in the transmissive state. Photo interrupters 8 and 9 are installed so as to sandwich the transmissive portion 6 and the non-transmissive portion 7 of the liquid crystal panel 1 from the front and back surfaces.

【0013】 フォトインタラプタ8,9は発光素子8a,9a及び受光素子8b,9bより 構成される。発光素子8a,9aは発光電圧供給手段10に接続され、発光電圧 供給手段10から供給される電圧に応じて発光する。発光素子8a,9aから出 力された光は透過部6、非透過部7を介して受光素子8b,9bに供給される。The photo interrupters 8 and 9 are composed of light emitting elements 8a and 9a and light receiving elements 8b and 9b. The light emitting elements 8a and 9a are connected to the light emission voltage supply means 10 and emit light according to the voltage supplied from the light emission voltage supply means 10. The light emitted from the light emitting elements 8a and 9a is supplied to the light receiving elements 8b and 9b via the transmissive portion 6 and the non-transmissive portion 7.

【0014】 受光素子8b,9bは透過部6、非透過部7を透過した光を受けて、受光した 光の光量に応じた検出信号を駆動電圧制御手段11に供給する。The light receiving elements 8 b and 9 b receive the light transmitted through the transmissive portion 6 and the non-transmissive portion 7, and supply the drive voltage control means 11 with a detection signal corresponding to the amount of the received light.

【0015】 図2に本考案の一実施例の要部のブロック構成図を示す。駆動電圧制御手段1 1は検出用抵抗R1 ,R2 、増幅回路12,13、コンパレータ14、切換手段 15より構成される。FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the essential parts of an embodiment of the present invention. The driving voltage control means 11 comprises detection resistors R 1 and R 2 , amplification circuits 12 and 13, a comparator 14, and a switching means 15.

【0016】 受光素子8bはコレクタに定電圧VCCが印加され、エミッタは検出用抵抗R1 を介して接地される。受光素子8bのエミッタと検出用抵抗R1 との接続点P1 は増幅回路12に接続される。A constant voltage V CC is applied to the collector of the light-receiving element 8b, and the emitter is grounded via the detection resistor R 1 . A connection point P 1 between the emitter of the light receiving element 8b and the detection resistor R 1 is connected to the amplifier circuit 12.

【0017】 増幅回路12はオペアンプ12a及び抵抗R3 ,R4 等により非反転増幅回路 を構成し、接続点P1 から供給される検出信号を増幅して出力する。増幅回路1 2の出力はコンパレータ14の反転入力端子に供給される。The amplifier circuit 12 constitutes a non-inverting amplifier circuit by the operational amplifier 12a and resistors R 3 , R 4 etc., and amplifies and outputs the detection signal supplied from the connection point P 1 . The output of the amplifier circuit 12 is supplied to the inverting input terminal of the comparator 14.

【0018】 また、受光素子9bはコレクタに定電圧VCCが印加され、エミッタは検出用抵 抗R2 を介して接地される。受光素子9bのエミッタと検出用抵抗R2 との接続 点P2 は増幅回路13に接続される。増幅回路13はオペアンプ13a及び抵抗 R5 ,R6 により非反転増幅回路を構成し、接続点P2 から供給される検出信号 を増幅して出力する。増幅回路13の出力はコンパレータ14の非反転入力端子 に接続される。The light receiving element 9b has a collector to which a constant voltage V CC is applied, and an emitter which is grounded through a detection resistor R 2 . A connection point P 2 between the emitter of the light receiving element 9b and the detection resistor R 2 is connected to the amplifier circuit 13. Amplifying circuit 13 constitutes a non-inverting amplifier circuit by the operational amplifier 13a and resistors R 5, R 6, amplifies and outputs the detection signal supplied from the connection point P 2. The output of the amplifier circuit 13 is connected to the non-inverting input terminal of the comparator 14.

【0019】 コンパレータ14は増幅回路12の出力信号と増幅回路13の出力信号とを比 較し、増幅回路12の出力信号が増幅回路13の出力信号より大きい場合、ハイ レベル信号を出力し、増幅回路12の出力信号が増幅回路13の出力信号より小 さい場合にはローレベル信号を出力する。コンパレータ14の出力信号は切換手 段15に供給される。The comparator 14 compares the output signal of the amplifier circuit 12 and the output signal of the amplifier circuit 13, and when the output signal of the amplifier circuit 12 is larger than the output signal of the amplifier circuit 13, outputs a high level signal and amplifies the signal. When the output signal of the circuit 12 is smaller than the output signal of the amplifier circuit 13, a low level signal is output. The output signal of the comparator 14 is supplied to the switching means 15.

【0020】 切換手段15には通常のコントラス比用駆動電圧VD1及び低コントラス比時用 駆動電圧VD2が端子T1 ,T2 に供給され、コンパレータ14の出力信号に応じ て接点15が端子T1 又は端子T2 に切換わる構成とされている。切換手段15 の端子T1 に通常のコントラス比用駆動電圧VD1が印加され、端子T2 には低コ ントラス比時用駆動電圧VD2が印加されており、接点15aはコンパレータ14 の出力信号がハイレベルのときには端子T1 に接続され、ローレベルのときには 端子T2 に接続される。切換手段15の出力駆動電圧VD は液晶パネル1に駆動 電圧として印加される。The switching means 15 is supplied with the normal contrast ratio drive voltage V D1 and the low contrast ratio drive voltage V D2 at the terminals T 1 and T 2 , and the contact 15 according to the output signal of the comparator 14. It is configured to switch to T 1 or terminal T 2 . The normal contrast ratio drive voltage V D1 to the terminal T 1 of the switching means 15 is applied, to the terminal T 2 are applied teichoic Ntorasu ratio during driving voltage V D2, the contact 15a is the output signal of the comparator 14 Is at the high level, it is connected to the terminal T 1 , and at the low level, it is connected to the terminal T 2 . The output drive voltage V D of the switching means 15 is applied to the liquid crystal panel 1 as a drive voltage.

【0021】 ここで、抵抗R1 ,R2 又は増幅回路12,13の増幅率は得ようとするコン トラスト比に応じて設定される。つまり、通常温のコントラス比時にはコンパレ ータ14の出力がハイレベルとなり、低コントラスト比時にはローレベルとなる ように設定される。Here, the amplification factors of the resistors R 1 and R 2 or the amplification circuits 12 and 13 are set according to the contrast ratio to be obtained. That is, the output of the comparator 14 is set to a high level when the contrast ratio is normal temperature, and is set to a low level when the contrast ratio is low.

【0022】 ここで、例えば、液晶パネル1が常温で駆動されている場合に液晶パネル1の 透過部6を透過する光量は非透過部7を透過する光量より十分に大きいため、受 光素子8bの出力信号は受光素子9bの出力信号より十分に大きくなる。このた め、コンパレータ14の非反転入力端子に供給される信号は反転入力端子に供給 される信号より十分大きくなるため、コンパレータ14の出力はハイレベルとな り、切換手段15の接点15aは端子T1 と接続され、通常コントラスト比用駆 動電圧VD1が液晶パネル1に供給される。Here, for example, when the liquid crystal panel 1 is driven at room temperature, the amount of light transmitted through the transmissive portion 6 of the liquid crystal panel 1 is sufficiently larger than the amount of light transmitted through the non-transmissive portion 7, and therefore the light receiving element 8 b Is sufficiently larger than the output signal of the light receiving element 9b. Therefore, the signal supplied to the non-inverting input terminal of the comparator 14 is sufficiently larger than the signal supplied to the inverting input terminal, so that the output of the comparator 14 becomes high level, and the contact 15a of the switching means 15 is connected to the terminal. It is connected to T 1 and a normal contrast ratio drive voltage V D1 is supplied to the liquid crystal panel 1.

【0023】 また、液晶パネル1の温度が低下し、液晶の状態変化が小さくなると透過部6 の光の透過率が低下し、コントラスト比が劣化するため、受光素子8bの出力信 号が低下する。これにより、コンパレータ14の非反転入力端子に供給される信 号が反転入力端子に供給される信号より低下することになり、コンパレータ14 の出力はローレベルとなり、切換手段15の接点15aは端子T2 と接続され、 低コントラスト比用駆動電圧VD2(>VD1)が液晶パネル1に印加される。When the temperature of the liquid crystal panel 1 decreases and the change in the liquid crystal state decreases, the light transmittance of the transmissive portion 6 decreases and the contrast ratio deteriorates, so that the output signal of the light receiving element 8b decreases. . As a result, the signal supplied to the non-inverting input terminal of the comparator 14 becomes lower than the signal supplied to the inverting input terminal, the output of the comparator 14 becomes low level, and the contact 15a of the switching means 15 becomes the terminal T. 2 , the low contrast ratio drive voltage V D2 (> V D1 ) is applied to the liquid crystal panel 1.

【0024】 このため、液晶パネル1の駆動電圧VD が通常時に比べて上昇し、液晶の状態 変化が大きくなり、コントラスト比を上昇させることができる。したがって、低 温時にはコントラスト比が上昇し、通常時と同様のコントラスト比を得ることが できる。For this reason, the drive voltage V D of the liquid crystal panel 1 is increased as compared with the normal state, the change in the state of the liquid crystal is increased, and the contrast ratio can be increased. Therefore, the contrast ratio rises when the temperature is low, and the same contrast ratio as in the normal time can be obtained.

【0025】 このように、本実施例によれば、液晶パネル1の周囲温度ではなく、実際のコ ントラスト比に応じてコントラスト比が制御されるため、液晶パネル1自体の温 度とその周囲の温度に差があってもこれに無関係にコントラスト比が低下すると 駆動電圧VD を上昇させ、コントラスト比を上昇させることができ、実際の表示 に応じた制御が行なえる。また、温度のみならず、駆動電圧の変動にも対応でき る。As described above, according to this embodiment, the contrast ratio is controlled according to the actual contrast ratio, not the ambient temperature of the liquid crystal panel 1. Therefore, the temperature of the liquid crystal panel 1 itself and its surroundings are controlled. Even if there is a difference in temperature, regardless of this, if the contrast ratio decreases, the drive voltage V D can be increased, and the contrast ratio can be increased, and control according to the actual display can be performed. In addition, it can handle not only temperature changes but also drive voltage changes.

【0026】 なお、本実施例では、コントラスト比に応じて2つのレベルの駆動電圧で切換 える構成としたが、これに限ることはなく、もっと多数の駆動電圧を用意して切 換える構成としてもよく、さらに、コントラスト比に応じて駆動電圧を連続して 制御する構成としてもよい。In this embodiment, the configuration is such that the drive voltage can be switched between two levels according to the contrast ratio, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a configuration is possible in which a larger number of drive voltages are prepared and switched. The drive voltage may be continuously controlled according to the contrast ratio.

【0027】 また、透過光の検出手段もフォトインタラプタに限ることはなく、発光ダイオ ード、フォトトランジスタ等のディスクリートな電子部品を組み合わせたもので もよく、要は、液晶パネルに設定された透過部6及び非透過部7の光の透過量を 検出できるものであればよい。The transmitted light detecting means is not limited to the photo interrupter, and may be a combination of discrete electronic components such as a light emitting diode and a phototransistor. It is sufficient that the amount of light transmitted through the portion 6 and the non-transmissive portion 7 can be detected.

【0028】 さらに、本実施例では液晶パネルは非駆動時に透過状態となるものを用いたが 、これに限ることはなく、非駆動時に非透過状態の液晶パネルにも当然のことな がら適用できる。Further, although the liquid crystal panel which is in the transmissive state when not driven is used in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this, and can be naturally applied to the liquid crystal panel which is in the non-transmissive state when not driven. .

【0029】[0029]

【考案の効果】[Effect of device]

上述の如く、本考案によれば、液晶パネルの透過部の光の透過量と非透過部の 光の透過量との差に応じて液晶パネルの駆動電圧を制御するため、温度等によら ず常に一定のコントラスト比を確保でき、特に低温時の液晶表示パネルの画質を 向上することができる等の特長を有する。 As described above, according to the present invention, the drive voltage of the liquid crystal panel is controlled according to the difference between the amount of light transmitted through the transmissive portion of the liquid crystal panel and the amount of light transmitted through the non-transmissive portion thereof. It has features such that a constant contrast ratio can always be secured and the image quality of the liquid crystal display panel can be improved especially at low temperatures.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施例の概略構成図である。FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】本発明の一実施例の要部のブロック図である。FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a main part of an embodiment of the present invention.

【図3】従来の一例の構成図である。FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a conventional example.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 液晶パネル 5 表示部 6 透過部 7 非透過部 8,9 透過光検出部 1 Liquid crystal panel 5 Display section 6 Transmission section 7 Non-transmission section 8, 9 Transmitted light detection section

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 【請求項1】 表示画像に応じた位置に駆動電圧が印加
され、画像を表示する液晶パネルよりなる液晶表示装置
において、 前記液晶パネルに形成され、前記表示画像によらず、光
を透過状態に保持する透過部と、 前記液晶パネルに形成され、前記表示画像によらず光を
非透過状態に保持する非透過部と、 前記透過部に一定量の光を照射し、前記透過部の光の透
過量を検出する第1の透過光検出手段と、 前記非透過部に一定量の光を照射し、前記非透過部の光
の透過量を検出する第2の透過光検出手段と、 前記第1の透過光検出手段で検出した光の透過量と前記
第2の透過光検出で検出した光の透過量との差に応じて
前記駆動電圧を前記透過部の透過量と前記非透過部の透
過量との差が一定となるように制御する駆動電圧制御手
段とを具備してなる液晶表示装置。
1. A liquid crystal display device comprising a liquid crystal panel for displaying an image by applying a drive voltage to a position corresponding to a display image, wherein the liquid crystal panel is formed on the liquid crystal panel, and makes light transmissive regardless of the display image. A transmissive part that holds the non-transmissive part that is formed in the liquid crystal panel and that holds light in a non-transmissive state regardless of the display image, and irradiates the transmissive part with a certain amount of light, First transmitted light detecting means for detecting a transmitted amount; second transmitted light detecting means for irradiating the non-transmissive portion with a certain amount of light to detect the transmitted amount of light of the non-transmissive portion; According to the difference between the amount of transmitted light detected by the first transmitted light detecting means and the amount of transmitted light detected by the second transmitted light detection, the drive voltage is set to the transmission amount of the transmission part and the non-transmission part. Drive voltage control means for controlling the difference with the transmission amount to be constant. The liquid crystal display device comprising.
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