Abstract: A display module including a first substrate and a second substrate facing each other; a liquid crystal layer located between the first and second substrates; a first polarizer laminated on the first substrate; and a conversion layer laminated on the first polarizer. Further, the conversion layer includes a plurality of first films and a plurality of second films in an alternating manner, each of the first films having a first refractive index, and each of the second films being laminated on a lower surface of a corresponding first film and having a second refractive index lower than the first refractive index.

Abstract: An input device and a mobile terminal having the input device are provided. The input device includes a key button with a transparent material having an internal space, an illumination sensor located in an internal space of the key button to sense ambient illumination of the key button, a light-emitting portion located at one side of the illumination sensor to output a light signal to the outside of the key button for detecting a touch applied to the key button, and an input signal generation unit configured to generate a touch input signal according to the light signal being input to a light-receiving portion of the illumination sensor.

Abstract: A mobile terminal and method of controlling a driving voltage of a power amplifier therein are provided. The present invention includes a power amplifier module having a plurality of operative modes, the power amplifier module configured to amplify a power strength of an RF signal, a modem configured to deliver the RF signal to the power amplifier module, and to control the operative modes of the power amplifier module, a power detecting unit configured to output a reference voltage by detecting the power strength of the RF signal outputted from the power amplifier module, and a DC/DC converter configured to supply a driving voltage to the power amplifier module by adjusting a detected power value according to a gain corresponding to each of the operative modes of the power amplifier module.

Abstract: A display module including a first substrate and a second substrate facing each other; a liquid crystal layer located between the first and second substrates; a first polarizer laminated on the first substrate; and a conversion layer laminated on the first polarizer. Further, the conversion layer includes a plurality of first films and a plurality of second films in an alternating manner, each of the first films having a first refractive index, and each of the second films being laminated on a lower surface of a corresponding first film and having a second refractive index lower than the first refractive index.

Abstract: A mobile terminal and method of controlling a driving voltage of a power amplifier therein are provided. The present invention includes a power amplifier module having a plurality of operative modes, the power amplifier module configured to amplify a power strength of an RF signal, a modem configured to deliver the RF signal to the power amplifier module, and to control the operative modes of the power amplifier module, a power detecting unit configured to output a reference voltage by detecting the power strength of the RF signal outputted from the power amplifier module, and a DC/DC converter configured to supply a driving voltage to the power amplifier module by adjusting a detected power value according to a gain corresponding to each of the operative modes of the power amplifier module.

Abstract: An input device and a mobile terminal having the input device are provided. The input device includes a key button with a transparent material having an internal space, an illumination sensor located in an internal space of the key button to sense ambient illumination of the key button, a light-emitting portion located at one side of the illumination sensor to output a light signal to the outside of the key button for detecting a touch applied to the key button, and an input signal generation unit configured to generate a touch input signal according to the light signal being input to a light-receiving portion of the illumination sensor.