In relation to this driving signal S1, the control signal C1 relating to ON/OFF control of the first transistor 131 coupled to the first electrode 121 in Example 4 is in an ON state from time t1 to time t2 in which the COM signal has the second potential (0 V) and the driving signal S1 has the third potential (5 V), and is in an ON state from time t8 to time t9 in which the COM signal has the first potential (5 V) and the driving signal S1 has the fourth potential (0 V). Then, the control signal C1 is in an ON state from time t13 to time t14 in which the COM signal has the second potential (0 V) and the driving signal S1 has the third potential (5 V), and is in an ON state from time t18 to time t19 in which the COM signal has the first potential (5 V) and the driving signal S1 has the fourth potential (0 V). Furthermore, the control signal C1 is in an ON state from time t25 to time t26 in which the COM signal has the second potential (0 V) and the driving signal S1 has the third potential (5V). That is, at the timing when the potential of the driving signal S1 varies from the fourth potential (0 V) to the third potential (5 V) or at the timing when the potential of the driving signal S1 varies from the third potential (5 V) to the fourth potential (0 V), the control signal C1 is turned to an ON state, and, in the duration in which the fourth potential (0 V) or the third potential (5 V) is maintained, the control signal C1 is in an OFF state.