Abstract:
The first shift register applies (4n−3)-th and (4n−2)-th gate signals to (4n−3)-th and (4n−2)-th gate lines, respectively, in response to a first clock signal, a second clock signal having a delayed phase by 1H time with respect to the first clock signal, and a third clock signal having opposite phase to the first clock signal. The second shift register applies (4n−1)-th and 4n-th gate signals to (4n−1)-th and 4n-th gate lines, respectively, in response to the first clock signal, the third clock signal, and a fourth clock signal having opposite phase to the second clock signal. Therefore, a number of transistors in the first and second shift registers may be reduced.
Abstract:
In a touch sensing display device, a plurality of sensor scanning lines extend in a first direction and sequentially receive a first voltage, and a plurality of sensor data lines extend in a second, different, direction. A plurality of sensing elements are formed in regions defined by the sensor scanning lines and the sensor data lines, and each sensing element transmits the first voltage from a corresponding sensor scanning line to a corresponding sensor data line responsive to an external touch. A sensing signal processor converts voltages of the sensor data lines into sensing data, and, a touch determining unit processes the sensing data corresponding to the sensor scanning lines by at least one scanning line to determine positions of touch regions generated during at least one frame.
Abstract:
A display substrate includes a pixel, first, second and third gate lines, and a source line. The pixel includes first, second and third unit pixels, each generating a different color. The first, second and third gate lines are electrically connected to respective ones of the first, second and third unit pixels. The source line is electrically connected to each of the first, second and third unit pixels. Each of the first, second and third unit pixels includes a common electrode and a respective pixel electrode. The common electrode is formed on a substrate. The pixel electrodes are disposed over the common electrode such that the pixel electrode face the common electrode. Each of the pixel electrodes has a plurality of openings therethrough. This arrangement results in a wider display viewing angle and a reduction in the required number of source driver chips.
Abstract:
A display device includes: a display panel which comprises sub-pixels including an R sub-pixel, a G sub-pixel, a B sub-pixel and a W sub-pixel and disposed in a matrix form, a gate line and a data line which insulatingly cross each other and transmit a driving signal to the sub-pixels; a driver connected to the gate line and the data line; and a signal controller which comprises a signal converter including a W extracting unit to convert R, G and B image signals into R, G, B and W image signals and a rendering unit to render the R, G, B and W image signals so that eight sub-pixels adjacent in an extending direction of the gate line display three pixels, and controls the driver to apply rendered image signals to the display panel.
Abstract:
A shift register includes a plurality of stages each generating an output signal in sequence and including a buffering section, a driving section, a first charging section, and a charging control section. The buffering section receives one of a scan start signal and an output signal of a previous stage so that the driving section generates the output signal of a present stage. The first charging section includes a first terminal electrically connected to the driving section and a second terminal electrically connected to a first source voltage. The charging control section applies the output signal of a next stage to the first charging section. Therefore, a gradual failure of TFT is reduced.
Abstract:
A method of economically manufacturing display devices having a matrix of drivable pixels arranged in rows and columns arranged to be driven by IC drivers, including the steps of including a plurality of sensor signal lines in the display device that are selectively connectable to certain of the pixel rows, a plurality of sensor signal lines selectively connectable to certain of the pixel columns, transmitting test signals to test predetermined ones of the rows and columns of pixels, and connecting pixel driving circuits to those display devices exhibiting uniform pixel brightness in response to the test signals.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal display having a touch screen includes a plurality of sensing data lines formed on a display panel, a plurality of variable capacitors connected to the sensing data lines and having capacitance that varies with a pressure, a plurality of reference capacitors connected to the sensing data lines, and a plurality of sensing signal output units each connected to the sensing data lines for generating output signals on the basis of sensing data signals that flow through the sensing data lines. The sensing signal output units change the amount of current based on the sensing data signals to reduce current corresponding to the output signals.
Abstract:
A polarizing film includes a pressure sensitive adhesive layer, a phase difference layer, a polarizing layer and a transparent protecting layer. The phase difference layer is on the pressure sensitive adhesive layer. The phase difference layer is extended in a first direction. The polarizing layer is on the phase difference layer. The polarizing layer is extended in a second direction. The transparent protecting film is on the polarizing layer. Therefore, the thickness of the polarizing film is decreased, and the yield is increased.
Abstract:
A display device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a display panel including a plurality of image scanning lines and a plurality of sensor scanning lines; a plurality of display circuits connected to the image scanning lines; a plurality of sensing circuits connected to the sensor scanning lines and outputting sensor output signals according to an external touch; an image scanning driver applying image scanning signals to the image scanning lines; a sensor scanning driver applying sensor scanning signals to the sensor scanning lines; and a signal controller controlling the image scanning driver and the sensor scanning driver to operate at different time periods.
Abstract:
A display panel includes a first pixel occupying a first pixel area and a second pixel occupying a second pixel area that is disposed adjacent to the first pixel area. A sensing element disposed in the first pixel area generates an output signal in response to a touch exerted on the display panel. A switching element is disposed in the second pixel area and is electrically coupled to the sensing element. The switching element selectively outputs a signal received from the sensing element.