Abstract: An adjustable biased Gamma-correction circuit with central-symmetry voltage is disclosed. The present invention provides varistors, transistors, or operation amplifiers in a Gamma-correction circuit to obtain a plurality of plus and minus symmetrical driving voltages based on a central voltage. Utilizing the present invention, a Gamma-correction circuit can generate the most adjustable driving voltages by using the minimum voltage sources.

Abstract: Disclosed is a DAC (digital/analog converter) with adjustable digital codes corresponding to reference voltages, in which a novel DAC designed with an associated circuit is used in non-linear digital-code-to-voltage transfer applications, so as to provide the display with analog voltage signals. In such a DAC, the Gamma reference voltages as well as the corresponding digital codes are adjustable. It provides a greater degree of freedom for the realization of the correction of Gamma parameters so as to fit the curve representing the transfer function of the destination digital codes and the voltages required by the data driver and to precisely implement the digital-code-to-voltage transfer function.