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Revision 3.2
Functional Description (Continued)
3.8
COLOR GENERATION
Each pixel on an LCD panel consists of three primary
color components: red, green, and blue. Each primary
color component, for a given pixel, can be either turned on
or turned off. A total of eight colors can be generated for a
given pixel through different combinations of turning each
color component either on or off. In order to generate
more colors, frame rate modulation (FRM) and dithering
are used in the CS9210. The CS9210 is capable of gener-
ating 262,144 different colors based on the 18-bit RGB
pixel input from the pixel port interface. The following sec-
tions describe how frame rate modulation and dithering
are implemented.
3.8.1
Frame Rate Modulation (FRM)
The idea of frame rate modulation is to turn each primary
color component of a pixel on and off at a certain rate to
create the perception of various color intensities. The
intensity or brightness of each color component depends
on what percentage of time the color component is turned
on and what percentage of time the color component is
turned off.
For example, take a given pixel whose blue and green
color components are always off. If the pixel’s red color
component was also always off, the pixel would be black.
If the pixel’s red color component was always on, the pixel
would be bright red, as bright as the red could get. How-
ever, if the red color component were alternating between
being on and off, the pixel would look about half as bright
as the brightest red.
The CS9210 independently turns the red, green, and blue
pixel color components on and off on a per frame basis (a
frame is one entire screen of pixels). The FRM sequence
specifies which frames the color component will be on and
which ones it will be off. These sequences are 64 bits
long, with each bit representing one frame. Once the end
of a sequence has been reached, the CS9210 will go
back to the beginning of the sequence and start over.
Figure 3-5 illustrates how one color component of a given
pixel might be turned on and off over 64 frames to achieve
the perception of a given color component intensity.
The pixel port data of the CS9210 is comprised of six bits
for each of the three primary colors. Each of these 6-bit
color intensity values is dithered down to five bits (see
Section 3.8.2 “Dithering” on page 20 for a detailed
description of dithering). These 5-bit color intensity values
are then used to select one of the 32 FRM sequences
stored in the CS9210.
Figure 3-5. Sample FRM Sequence
3.8.1.1
Choosing FRM Sequences
Care must be taken when choosing FRM sequences to
reduce the effects of flickering (the low frequency varia-
tions) that can be detected by the human eye. Definition of
FRM sequences will also depend on the characteristics of
the LCD panel being used. For these reasons, generation
of an FRM sequence table involves lots of experimenta-
tion. Table 3-6 illustrates an FRM sequence table for a sin-
gle primary color component.
An FRM sequence of 1’s and 0’s is defined for each 5-bit
input color component intensity value. The frequency ratio
indicates the number of 0 to 1 transitions within the 64
frame sequence. This value multiplied by the screen
refresh rate will give the frequency of frame rate modula-
tion for the given color component intensity. The intensity
ratio indicates the fractional amount of time that the pixel
color component will be turned on.
Higher frame modulation frequencies result in better pic-
ture quality. Very low frequencies are more noticeable to
the human eye. It also seems that the human eye is less
responsive to differences in frequency at low intensities.
The relationship between input intensity and the resulting
intensity ratio of the FRM sequence is not necessarily lin-
ear. This relationship depends on the non-linear charac-
teristics of the LCD panel used.
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
Frame-count = 0
Frame-count = 1
Frame-count = 2
Frame-count = 3
Frame-count = 61
Frame-count = 62
Frame-count = 63



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