Abstract: The present disclosure provides a technology for a level shifter that allows the selection of a single-stage level shifter or a two-stage level shifter by a simple alteration to wiring. When the single-stage level shifter is selected, some circuits may remain as dummy circuits.

Abstract: A touch display device according to one embodiment of the present disclosure includes a first drive integrated circuit configured to output a source signal and receives a touch sensing signal, and a second drive integrated circuit configured to output the source signal, wherein the first drive integrated circuit outputs the source signal in a display mode and receives the touch sensing signal in a touch sensing mode, the second drive integrated circuit outputs the source signal in the display mode, and the first drive integrated circuit and the second drive integrated circuit have the same resistance value in the display mode.

Abstract: A touch display device according to one embodiment of the present disclosure includes a first drive integrated circuit configured to output a source signal and receives a touch sensing signal, and a second drive integrated circuit configured to output the source signal, wherein the first drive integrated circuit outputs the source signal in a display mode and receives the touch sensing signal in a touch sensing mode, the second drive integrated circuit outputs the source signal in the display mode, and the first drive integrated circuit and the second drive integrated circuit have the same resistance value in the display mode.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a technology for a level shifter that allows the selection of a single-stage level shifter or a two-stage level shifter by a simple alteration to wiring. When the single-stage level shifter is selected, some circuits may remain as dummy circuits.

Abstract: A display device according to one embodiment includes a data drive unit that converts image data into a data signal and outputs the data signal, a multiplexer unit that time-divides the data signal output from the data drive unit and outputs the time-divided data signals, and a gate drive unit that outputs a gate signal synchronized with the data signal to a first gate line, a second gate line, a third gate line, and a fourth gate line, wherein the multiplexer unit includes a first multiplexer and a second multiplexer, when the gate signal is sequentially input to the first gate line and the second gate line, the first multiplexer and the second multiplexer are sequentially turned on, and when the gate signal is sequentially input to the third gate line and the fourth gate line, the second multiplexer and the first multiplexer are sequentially turned on.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a display device that performs a read operation corresponding to a touch based on a multipoint interface (MPI) protocol. In the display device, a microcontroller and a plurality of drivers share MPI buses and perform the read operation for a touch, and turning on of reception buffers may be efficiently controlled by providing a wake-up signal by a selected driver designated by a read command of the microcontroller to unselected drivers at the time of completion of transmission of touch data.

Abstract: Provided is a display device that transmits and receives data on the basis of a MPI protocol. The display device includes a microcontroller, source drivers, and first and second MPI buses, wherein the microcontroller and the source drivers perform bi-directional communication on the basis of the MPI protocol in which transmission types for occupying the first and second MPI buses are set.

Abstract: Disclosed are a data driving device and a display device including the same. The display device may include: a timing controller configured to include lock fail data in an input signal and transmit the input signal in each preset period; and a source driver configured to recover the lock fail data from the input signal, and reset an internal circuit in response to the recovered lock fail data.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a display device that performs a read operation corresponding to a touch based on a multipoint interface (MPI) protocol. In the display device, a microcontroller and a plurality of drivers share MPI buses and perform the read operation for a touch, and turning on of reception buffers may be efficiently controlled by providing a wake-up signal by a selected driver designated by a read command of the microcontroller to unselected drivers at the time of completion of transmission of touch data.

Abstract: Provided is a display device that transmits and receives data on the basis of a MPI protocol. The display device includes a microcontroller, source drivers, and first and second MPI buses, wherein the microcontroller and the source drivers perform bi-directional communication on the basis of the MPI protocol in which transmission types for occupying the first and second MPI buses are set.

Abstract: Disclosed are a data driving device and a display device including the same. The display device may include: a timing controller configured to include lock fail data in an input signal and transmit the input signal in each preset period; and a source driver configured to recover the lock fail data from the input signal, and reset an internal circuit in response to the recovered lock fail data.

Abstract: Provided is a technology for preventing noisy data from being displayed before valid data is inputted when power is turned on in a liquid crystal display.

Abstract: Provided is a technology for preventing noisy data from being displayed before valid data is inputted when power is turned on in a liquid crystal display.

Abstract: In a source driver output circuit of a flat panel display device, first and second latch units receive image data and store the received image data. A D/A converter converts the image data into a data voltage. An output buffer unit outputs the data voltage to a data line. A switching control unit decides whether or not the data voltages of two image data of the same channel among image data of horizontal lines adjacent to each other, stored in the first and second latch units, belong to the same grayscale voltage range, and outputs a switching control signal based on the decided result. A multiplexer unit selects a pre-charge voltage in response to the switching control signal or continuously maintains a connection state between a corresponding channel of the output buffer unit and the corresponding data line.