Abstract:
A spread spectrum clock generation apparatus includes a frequency modulator configured to generate an output clock signal, a frequency of which is variable with reference to a predetermined center frequency, by frequency-modulating an input clock signal according to a modulation profile signal; and a profile generator configured to generate a nested-modulation profile for controlling the frequency of the output clock signal, generate the modulation profile signal according to the nested-modulation profile, and output the modulation profile signal to the frequency modulator, wherein the profile generator is further configured to generate the nested-modulation profile by varying a cycle and a change range of a triangle modulation profile having a triangle waveform pattern having a pre-designated cycle and a pre-designated amplitude with reference to the center frequency in a time-frequency domain.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a touch display device, a data driving circuit, and a touch sensing method. By sensing multiple data lines simultaneously using gate signals for display as touch driving pulses, it is possible to provide touch sensing without having a separate touch electrode for touch sensing and touch driving pulses. The touch sensing method includes outputting gate signals sequentially having a pulse section including two or more pulses to gate lines, by a gate driving circuit; outputting an image data voltage to data lines, by a source driving circuit; sensing the data lines by combining every N (N is a natural number of 2 or more) data lines or sensing a plurality of reference voltage lines by combining every N reference voltage lines, by a sensing circuit; and determining a touch or a touch coordinate, based on sensing values obtained by sensing of the sensing circuit.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a touch display device, a method of driving the touch display device, a touch driving circuit, and a touch controller, for sensing a touch using a touch driving signal whose frequency is changed in sync with a touch driving timing. According to the embodiments of the present disclosure, it is possible to have a high signal-to-noise ratio as well as improved immunity to the EMI, and acquire improved touch sensitivity.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are a method and circuit for driving touch sensors and a display device using the same. A method of driving touch sensors includes supplying a touch sensor driving signal to the touch sensors or an amplifier and sensing a touch input during a touch input sensing portion and measuring current noise received through the touch sensors without the touch sensor driving signal during a noise measurement portion.
Abstract:
A display device that comprises a plurality of touch electrodes and a touchscreen driving circuit coupled to the plurality of touch electrodes. In a normal display mode of the display device, the touchscreen driving circuit senses touch via the plurality of touch electrodes using self capacitance touch sensing. In a sleep mode of the display device, the touchscreen driving circuit senses touch via the plurality of touch electrodes using mutual capacitance touch sensing.
Abstract:
An electroluminescent display device comprises first to third subpixels each of which including a contact area and a light emission area, each subpixel provided with a first electrode, the first electrode extending from the light emission area to the contact area of each of the first to third subpixels; a first reflective layer provided in the light emission area of the first subpixel and electrically insulated from the first electrode of the first subpixel; a second reflective layer provided at least in the light emission area of the second subpixel; and a third reflective layer provided at least in the light emission area of the third subpixel.
Abstract:
Provided is a touch display device that can sense a touch input of a finger with the touch display device, recognize a finger touch position, specify a fingerprint sensing area, and sense a fingerprint in the fingerprint sensing area. Provided is also a touch display device that does not need a particularly fingerprint sensing line by performing fingerprint sensing using data lines of the touch display device and that can sense a fingerprint without decreasing a fingerprint sensing performance by minimizing a parasitic capacitance which can be generated in data lines, gate lines, touch electrodes, or the like at the time of sensing a fingerprint.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a touch display device, a touch driving circuit, and a touch driving method. A touch display device, a touch driving circuit, and a touch driving method is capable of supplying touch driving signals having different signal characteristics (e.g., driving frequencies) to touch electrodes or sensing groups by considering such touch electrode-specific or sensing group-specific difference. By this configuration, without reducing touch sensitivity, the touch sensing time required to sense all of the touch electrodes can be reduced, and a display driving time can be significantly lengthened, making it possible to implement a display requiring a large screen and high-resolution.
Abstract:
Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a display device, an electronic device, and a body-biasing circuit, and more particularly, to a display device, an electronic device, and a body biasing circuit, in which even if a common voltage is fluctuated due to noise, image quality degradation due to the fluctuation of the common voltage can be prevented through a body-biasing technique that applies a body voltage corresponding to the common voltage to a body of a driving transistor in a sub-pixel.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are a method and circuit for driving touch sensors and a display device using the same. A method of driving touch sensors includes supplying a touch sensor driving signal to the touch sensors or an amplifier and sensing a touch input during a touch input sensing portion and measuring current noise received through the touch sensors without the touch sensor driving signal during a noise measurement portion.