Abstract: A light emitting element circuit according to the present invention includes: a plurality of LED chains connected in parallel to each other, each of the plurality of LED chains including LEDs that are a plurality of light emitting elements connected in series; a transistor that is a reference element connected in series to the LED chain being one of the plurality of LED chains; and transistors that are one or more subordinate elements respectively connected in series to the LED chains among the plurality of LED chains except for the LED chain, a control voltage thereof following a control voltage of the transistor, wherein the transistor takes a voltage of a predetermined node on the LED chain as the control voltage.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display according to the present invention can prevent interference fringe on a display panel due to a switching noise of a DC/DC converter, therefore a high-quality image can be displayed. Either of input signals for a timing control circuit is also supplied to a PLL circuit and the DC/DC converter is controlled by an output signal of the PLL circuit, thereby enables to synchronize a switching frequency of the DC/DC converter and control signal.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display according to the present invention can prevent interference fringe on a display panel due to a switching noise of a DC/DC converter, therefore a high-quality image can be displayed. Either of input signals for a timing control circuit is also supplied to a PLL circuit and the DC/DC converter is controlled by an output signal of the PLL circuit, thereby enables to synchronize a switching frequency of the DC/DC converter and control signal.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display according to the present invention can prevent interference fringe on a display panel due to a switching noise of a DC/DC converter, therefore a high-quality image can be displayed. Either of input signals for a timing control circuit is also supplied to a PLL circuit and the DC/DC converter is controlled by an output signal of the PLL circuit, thereby enables to synchronize a switching frequency of the DC/DC converter and control signal.

Abstract: A multiple-light cold-cathode tube lighting device of the invention includes a main inverter circuit 1 constituted by a positive feedback amplifying circuit including transistors Q1, Q2 and having an oscillating function, and a sub-inverter circuit 2 constituted similarly to the main inverter circuit 1. One of the base windings is connected to the positive feedback circuits of the two inverter circuits. Cold-cathode tubes CCFL1 connected to respective output ends of the two transformers T1, T2 of the main inverter circuit 1 are synchronized with cold-cathode tubes CCFL2 connected to respective output ends of two transformers of the sub-inverter circuit 2, and the cold-cathode tubes CCFL1, CCFL2 can be individually subjected to light control by using switches.

Abstract: The inverter for multi-tube type backlight includes two step-up transformers of one-side grounded type, wherein the two step-up tranformers respectively output electric power to one or a plurality of cold cathode tubes, and wherein outputs of the two step-up tranformers are of identical frequency but of mutually reversed phases.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display according to the present invention can prevent interference fringe on a display panel due to a switching noise of a DC/DC converter, therefore a high-quality image can be displayed. Either of input signals for a timing control circuit is also supplied to a PLL circuit and the DC/DC converter is controlled by an output signal of the PLL circuit, thereby enables to synchronize a switching frequency of the DC/DC converter and control signal.

Abstract: The inverter for multi-tube type backlight includes two step-up transformers of one-side grounded type, wherein the two step-up transformers respectively output electric power to one or a plurality of cold cathode tubes, and wherein outputs of the two step-up transformers are of identical frequency but of mutually reversed phases.