Display Driving Modes
| Driving modes (activation of picture elements) | |
|---|---|
| voltage driving activation of pixels by voltage (e.g. LCD field effects). If the current is low enough this mode may be the basis for displays with very low power requirements (e.g. μW for LCDs without backlight). |
current driving activation of pixels by electrical current (e.g. LED). |
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