Abstract:
There is provided a touch panel, including: a plurality of sensing electrodes divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups; and a plurality of touch detection circuits correspondingly connected to the plurality of sensing electrode groups, respectively, wherein the first touch detection circuit includes a first touch detection circuit unit outputting a first output value depending on a test voltage and the second touch detection circuit includes a second touch detection circuit unit outputting a second output value depending on the test voltage, the second touch detection circuit is adjacent to the first touch detection circuit, and the second output value is corrected to reduce a difference between the first output value and the second output value.
Abstract:
An organic light-emitting display device includes: pixels; and a data driver including a plurality of current measurers connected to the pixels via at least one data line, each of the current measurers including: a first measurement circuit including: a first operational amplifier including a non-inverted input terminal to which a first reference voltage is applied, and an inverted input terminal connected to a first pixel from among the pixels; and a first feedback capacitor connected between the inverted input terminal and an output terminal of the first operational amplifier; and a second measurement circuit including: a second operational amplifier including a non-inverted input terminal to which a second reference voltage is applied, and an inverted input terminal connected to a second pixel from among the pixels; and a second feedback capacitor connected between the inverted input terminal and an output terminal of the second operational amplifier.
Abstract:
A display device includes: a plurality of pixels, each being coupled to a corresponding data line among a plurality of data lines and a corresponding scan line among a plurality of scan lines; a scan driver to supply a scan signal to the scan lines; a sensor coupled to the pixels and the data lines and configured to detect a sensing current according to a test signal input to the data lines; and a controller configured to detect a pixel current of a pixel corresponding to a scan line to which the scan signal is supplied, by using a first sensing current corresponding to a first pixel and a second sensing current corresponding to a second pixel, when the scan signal is selectively supplied to a first scan line coupled to the first pixel and a second scan line coupled to the second pixel.
Abstract:
An organic light-emitting display device includes: pixels; and a data driver including a plurality of current measurers connected to the pixels via at least one data line, each of the current measurers including: a first measurement circuit including: a first operational amplifier including a non-inverted input terminal to which a first reference voltage is applied, and an inverted input terminal connected to a first pixel from among the pixels; and a first feedback capacitor connected between the inverted input terminal and an output terminal of the first operational amplifier; and a second measurement circuit including: a second operational amplifier including a non-inverted input terminal to which a second reference voltage is applied, and an inverted input terminal connected to a second pixel from among the pixels; and a second feedback capacitor connected between the inverted input terminal and an output terminal of the second operational amplifier.
Abstract:
A display device and an optical compensation method for the same are disclosed. In one aspect, the method includes displaying a test image on the display panel, wherein the display panel comprises first, second, and third areas. The method also includes photographing the first and second areas together to generate first photographed data, photographing the second and third areas together to generate second photographed data, and extracting luminance data from each of the first and second photographed data. The method further includes respectively applying different weights to the luminance data of the second area extracted from each of the first and second photographed data to generate compensated luminance data, and generating a compensation parameter for each pixel based at least in part on the compensated luminance data.