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titleOfInvention Electrophoretic display device, driving method thereof, and electronic apparatus
abstract In an electrophoretic display device, high-quality display is performed and power consumption is suppressed. When an electrophoretic display device rewrites a first image displayed on a display unit (3) into a second image, (i) a pixel that displays a first gradation of the first image; The image signal supplied to the latch circuit (25) provided in the multi-gradation pixel which is the pixel having the larger number of pixels among the pixels displaying the second gradation, and the multi-gradation pixel for the second image The image signal supply means (240, 70) is controlled so that the image signal potentials of the image signals supplied to the latch circuit provided in the display circuit are different from each other. Control potential supply so that the first gradation potential is supplied to the provided pixel electrode (21) and the second gradation potential is supplied to the pixel electrode provided in the pixel to display the second gradation. Control means (10) for controlling the means (230) is provided. [Selection] Figure 6
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