| CPC G09G 3/3607 (2013.01) [G09G 3/3614 (2013.01); G09G 2310/08 (2013.01); G09G 2320/02 (2013.01); G09G 2340/0435 (2013.01)] | 17 Claims |

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1. A method for driving a display panel, wherein
the display panel works in a plurality of continuous display frames, and each display frame comprises a data refresh phase and a blanking time phase; and
the method comprises:
in the data refresh phase of at least one of the plurality of continuous display frames, loading a gate-on voltage to a gate line in the display panel, and loading a data voltage of a to-be-displayed image to each data line, to input a corresponding data voltage to each sub-pixel; and
in the blanking time phase of the at least one of the plurality of continuous display frames, loading a gate-off voltage to the gate line in the display panel, and loading a compensation voltage to each data line;
wherein when the data voltage in the sub-pixel connected with the data line is greater than a common electrode voltage, the compensation voltage loaded on the data line is lower than the data voltage in the sub-pixel connected with the data line; and/or
when the data voltage in the sub-pixel connected with the data line is lower than a common electrode voltage, the compensation voltage loaded on the data line is greater than the data voltage in the sub-pixel connected with the data line;
wherein the display frame, in which the compensation voltage is loaded to each data line in the blanking time phase, is defined as a set display frame;
part of the plurality of continuous display frames are set display frames;
display frames other than the set display frames among the plurality of continuous display frames are non-set display frames;
the non-set display frames comprise:
in the data refresh phase, loading the gate-on voltage to the gate line in the display panel, and loading the data voltage of the to-be-displayed image to each data line, to input the corresponding data voltage to each sub-pixel; and
in the blanking time phase, loading the gate-off voltage to the gate line in the display panel, to enable each data line to be in a suspension joint state.
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