Abstract: A display device is disclosed that has a touch sensor, which includes a display panel, an integrated driving circuit, a common voltage ring line, and a common voltage feedback line. The integrated driving circuit outputs a touch driving signal and a display common voltage for respectively driving a touchscreen and the display panel. The integrated driving circuit outputs the display common voltage through a common voltage ring pad in a period in which the display panel is driven and outputs a load-free common voltage having a form different from that of the display common voltage through the common voltage ring pad in a period in which the touchscreen is driven.

Abstract: A display device is disclosed that has a touch sensor, which includes a display panel, an integrated driving circuit, a common voltage ring line, and a common voltage feedback line. The integrated driving circuit outputs a touch driving signal and a display common voltage for respectively driving a touchscreen and the display panel. The integrated driving circuit outputs the display common voltage through a common voltage ring pad in a period in which the display panel is driven and outputs a load-free common voltage having a form different from that of the display common voltage through the common voltage ring pad in a period in which the touchscreen is driven.

Abstract: A touch panel liquid crystal display device and a method of driving the same are discussed. The touch panel liquid crystal display device in one embodiment includes a thin film transistor array substrate including a plurality of gate lines, a plurality of data lines, and a plurality of common electrodes, a color filter array substrate including a black matrix layer and a color filter layer, and an indium tin oxide (ITO) film of a plurality of blocks on the color filter array substrate for touch sensing, wherein a scan signal, a data signal, and a common voltage are applied to the plurality of gate lines, the plurality of data lines, and the plurality of common electrodes, respectively, and the ITO film of the plurality of blocks is grounded, during a display period, and a load free driving (LFD) signal is applied to the plurality of gate lines, the plurality of data lines, and the plurality of common electrodes.

Abstract: A touch panel liquid crystal display device and a method of driving the same are discussed. The touch panel liquid crystal display device in one embodiment includes a thin film transistor array substrate including a plurality of gate lines, a plurality of data lines, and a plurality of common electrodes, a color filter array substrate including a black matrix layer and a color filter layer, and an indium tin oxide (ITO) film of a plurality of blocks on the color filter array substrate for touch sensing, wherein a scan signal, a data signal, and a common voltage are applied to the plurality of gate lines, the plurality of data lines, and the plurality of common electrodes, respectively, and the ITO film of the plurality of blocks is grounded, during a display period, and a load free driving (LFD) signal is applied to the plurality of gate lines, the plurality of data lines, and the plurality of common electrodes.

Abstract: A flat panel display device, which can reduce manufacturing costs is disclosed. The flat panel display device includes a display panel for displaying images and a plurality of driving integrated circuits for driving the display panel. Each of the plurality of driving integrated circuits includes a timing controller for arranging input image data such that the image data is suitable for driving of the display panel and generating a plurality of data control signals and a data driver for converting the image data provided from the timing controller into data voltages in response to the plurality of data control signals. Intervals during which the timing controllers of the driving integrated circuits supply clock signals to the data drivers of the corresponding driving integrated circuits are different.

Abstract: A flat panel display device, which can reduce manufacturing costs is disclosed. The flat panel display device includes a display panel for displaying images and a plurality of driving integrated circuits for driving the display panel. Each of the plurality of driving integrated circuits includes a timing controller for arranging input image data such that the image data is suitable for driving of the display panel and generating a plurality of data control signals and a data driver for converting the image data provided from the timing controller into data voltages in response to the plurality of data control signals. Intervals during which the timing controllers of the driving integrated circuits supply clock signals to the data drivers of the corresponding driving integrated circuits are different.

Abstract: An LCD device, which is cost effective, is discussed. According to one embodiment, the LCD device includes a timing controller to generate an initial POL signal; a signal stabilizer to receive the initial POL signal from the timing controller and a constant voltage from a source, and to generate a stabilized POL signal using the received constant voltage and the received initial POL signal; and a common voltage generator to generate a common voltage signal using the stabilized POL signal and to supply the generated common voltage signal to an LCD panel.

Abstract: A chip-mounted film package includes a base film, an effective film package defined on the base film by a cutting line, a driving chip mounted on the effective film package, a plurality of input pads arranged on an input area of the effective film package and connected to the driving chip, and a plurality of output pads arranged on an output area of the effective film package and connected to the driving chip, wherein the output area includes at least one extended portion that protrudes from a side of the effective film package in a horizontal direction of the base film.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an apparatus and method for data-driving a liquid crystal display wherein data lines are time-divided to reduce the number of data driver integrated circuits and to improve the display quality of a picture at the same time. More specifically, the apparatus includes a first multiplexor array applying an input pixel data on a time-division basis, a digital-to-analog converter array converting the time-divided pixel data into pixel voltage signals, and a demultiplexor array performing the pixel voltage signals to the time-divided data lines.

Abstract: A driving apparatus of a liquid crystal display device includes a multiplexer array for performing time-division on inputted pixel data to supply time-divided pixel data, a digital-to-analog converter array for converting the time-divided pixel data into pixel voltage signals, and a demultiplexer array for driving data lines in a time-division manner to supply the converted pixel voltage signals, wherein the digital-to-analog converter array receives a plurality of pixel voltage signal levels inputted from an external source and generates the pixel voltage signals using the pixel voltage signal level with a voltage at least one-step higher in absolute value than the original pixel voltage signal level in correspondence to at least one pixel data.

Abstract: A driving apparatus of a liquid crystal display device includes a multiplexer array for performing time-division on inputted pixel data to supply time-divided pixel data, a digital-to-analog converter array for converting the time-divided pixel data into pixel voltage signals, and a demultiplexer array for driving data lines in a time-division manner to supply the converted pixel voltage signals, wherein the digital-to-analog converter array receives a plurality of pixel voltage signal levels inputted from an external source and generates the pixel voltage signals using the pixel voltage signal level with a voltage at least one-step higher in absolute value than the original pixel voltage signal level in correspondence to at least one pixel data.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for driving a liquid crystal display wherein a picture quality can be clearly kept upon conversion of a resolution mode of the liquid crystal display. In the method and apparatus, a reset signal is generated at an enable initiation time of a data enable signal, and a source shift clock for sampling video data is reset in response to the reset signal.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for driving a liquid crystal panel in a line-inversion system is disclosed. In the method, at least one pixel block each of which includes at least two data lines within the liquid crystal panel is set. The adjacent pixels in a gate line direction within the pixel block respond to data signals having the same polarity. The pixels within the other pixel areas except for the pixel block respond to data signals having a polarity contrary to the adjacent pixels at the left and right sides thereof. Accordingly, a current amount charged in the adjacent pixels having a large brightness difference is supplied always equally, so that the brightness difference between the adjacent pixels can be reduced to eliminate a noise pattern in the vertical direction.

Abstract: A driving apparatus for a liquid crystal display includes a first multiplexor array to perform time-division on input pixel data to supply time-divided pixel data having a horizontal period divided into four ¼ periods; a digital-analog conversion array to convert the time-divided pixel data pixel voltage signals; and a demultiplexor array to drive data lines by performing time-division on the pixel voltage signal by the ¼ period.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for data-driving a liquid crystal display device is disclosed in the present invention.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for data-driving a liquid crystal display device is disclosed in the present invention.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an apparatus and method for data-driving a liquid crystal display wherein data lines are time-divided to reduce the number of data driver integrated circuits and to improve the display quality of a picture at the same time. More specifically, the apparatus includes a first multiplexor array applying an input pixel data on a time-division basis, a digital-to-analog converter array converting the time-divided pixel data into pixel voltage signals, and a demultiplexor array performing the pixel voltage signals to the time-divided data lines.

Abstract: A data-driving a liquid crystal display includes a first multiplexer array for alternately changing a supplying sequence of time-divided pixel data and time-divided pixel data, a second multiplexer array for alternately outputting the time-divided pixel data with an unshifted output channel of the time-divided pixel data and outputting the time-divided pixel data shifted to the right side by one channel in response to a control signal, a digital-to-analog converter array converting the time-divided pixel data into analog pixel signals having a polarity opposite to the pixel data of adjacent channels, a third multiplexer array for alternately outputting the pixel signals with an unshifted output channel of the pixel signals and outputting the pixel signals shifted to the left side by one channel in response to the control signal, and a demultiplexer array for alternately changing a supplying sequence of the time-divided pixel signals for each horizontal period and each frame.

Abstract: A data-driving a liquid crystal display includes a first multiplexer array for alternately changing a supplying sequence of time-divided pixel data and time-divided pixel data, a second multiplexer array for alternately outputting the time-divided pixel data with an unshifted output channel of the time-divided pixel data and outputting the time-divided pixel data shifted to the right side by one channel in response to a control signal, a digital-to-analog converter array converting the time-divided pixel data into analog pixel signals having a polarity opposite to the pixel data of adjacent channels, a third multiplexer array for alternately outputting the pixel signals with an unshifted output channel of the pixel signals and outputting the pixel signals shifted to the left side by one channel in response to the control signal, and a demultiplexer array for alternately changing a supplying sequence of the time-divided pixel signals for each horizontal period and each frame.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for data-driving a liquid crystal display device is disclosed in the present invention.