Method of Simultaneously Refreshing all Pixels In a Display

Matrix-addressed displays, which include LCDs, LEDs, and almost every kind of display except the CRT, are currently refreshed one row or one column at a time. This is required for all digitally controlled displays and causes bandwidth limitations due to the high resolutions present in today’s displays. This bandwidth limitation is usually compensated for by using a faster processor, usually at increased expense and power consumption in the display.