Abstract:
A touch recognition enabled display panel includes a plurality of common electrode blocks serving as touch-sensing regions and/or touch-driving regions. Conductive lines connected to the common electrode blocks are placed under the common electrode blocks and the pixel electrodes of the pixels, and they are routed across the active area, directly toward an inactive area where drive-integrated circuits are located. The conductive lines are positioned under one or more planarization layers, and are connected to the corresponding common electrode blocks via one or more contact holes.
Abstract:
A gate driver and a display device including the gate driver are provided which can prevent an abnormal output of a gate-high voltage from a stage by stably maintaining a discharge potential of a pull-up node. The gate driver includes a plurality of stages, and each stage includes a pull-up transistor that outputs a clock signal input to a first clock terminal to an output terminal depending on a voltage of a pull-up node; a pull-down transistor that outputs a first source voltage input to a first source voltage terminal to the output terminal depending on a voltage of a pull-down node; and a first noise removing unit that supplies a gate-off voltage to the pull-up node to remove noise of the pull-up node in response to the clock signal input to the first clock terminal.
Abstract:
A gate driver and a display device including the gate driver are provided which can prevent an abnormal output of a gate-high voltage from a stage by stably maintaining a discharge potential of a pull-up node. The gate driver includes a plurality of stages, and each stage includes a pull-up transistor that outputs a clock signal input to a first clock terminal to an output terminal depending on a voltage of a pull-up node; a pull-down transistor that outputs a first source voltage input to a first source voltage terminal to the output terminal depending on a voltage of a pull-down node; and a first noise removing unit that supplies a gate-off voltage to the pull-up node to remove noise of the pull-up node in response to the clock signal input to the first clock terminal.
Abstract:
A gate driving circuit and a display device are disclosed. The gate driving circuit includes a shift register including a plurality of stages. Among the stages, an Nth stage includes a first transistor charging a Q node and a junction stress control circuit. A pull-up transistor using the Q node as a gate input controls an output signal of a stage output terminal. The junction stress control circuit includes a first, second, and third control transistors. The first control transistor, the second control transistor, the third control transistor, and the first transistor are connected to each other through a common node. The second control transistor adjusts junction stresses for the first control transistor and the first transistor by controlling a voltage of the common node. When the second control transistor is turned off, the third control transistor discharges the voltage of the common node.
Abstract:
A touch recognition enabled display panel includes a plurality of common electrode blocks serving as touch-sensing regions and/or touch-driving regions. Conductive lines connected to the common electrode blocks are placed under the common electrode blocks and the pixel electrodes of the pixels, and they are routed across the active area, directly toward an inactive area where drive-integrated circuits are located. The conductive lines are positioned under one or more planarization layers, and are connected to the corresponding common electrode blocks via one or more contact holes.