Abstract: A method of driving a liquid crystal display panel that is adaptive for providing the entire panel with a brightness uniformity. In the method, the scanning direction of the panel is inverted at a desired period, for example, every frame, or within a frame. Accordingly, the average turn-on interval of all of the pixels within the panel becomes equal, so that the brightness of the entire panel can be uniform.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device comprises first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a plurality of data electrodes on same plane of the data bus lines these some parts are overlapped with adjacent gate bus line, a passivation layer on the data electrodes, a plurality of common electrodes on the passivation layer these some parts are overlapped with adjacent data electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device comprises first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a plurality of data electrodes on same plane of the data bus lines these some parts are overlapped with adjacent gate bus line, a passivation layer on the data electrodes, a plurality of common electrodes on the passivation layer these some parts are overlapped with adjacent data electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates.

Abstract: A data interface device is constructed to minimize electromagnetic interference in a liquid crystal display device. The data interface device has a data input arranged to input data which is synchronized with a desired frequency of a data clock. A clock modulator modulates the data clock to provide a modulated clock signal having a frequency within a certain range of frequency so as to minimize EMI when data is transmitted using the data clock. A variable data transmission speed controller responds to the data clock and the modulated clock in such a manner that a transmission speed of the data is varied in a manner to minimize EMI.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device comprises first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a plurality of data electrodes on same plane of the data bus lines these some parts are overlapped with adjacent gate bus line, a passivation layer on the data electrodes, a plurality of common electrodes on the passivation layer these some parts are overlapped with adjacent data electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates.

Abstract: A liquid crystal panel driving apparatus is adapted to display a uniform level of luminance on an entire display area of a liquid crystal panel. The liquid crystal panel drive apparatus applies an alternative current signal to a storage line on the liquid crystal panel so that the signal voltage charged at each picture element on the first gate line is substantially equal to the signal voltage charged at each picture element on the second to last gate lines. As a result, the luminance level on a first line of the liquid crystal panel is substantially equal to that on the remaining lines and the luminance level is uniformly displayed on the liquid crystal panel, and further enhances the quality of a picture displayed on the liquid crystal panel.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device comprises first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a plurality of data electrodes on same plane of the data bus lines these some parts are overlapped with adjacent gate bus line, a passivation layer on the data electrodes, a plurality of common electrodes on the passivation layer these some parts are overlapped with adjacent data electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates.

Abstract: A data transmitting apparatus and method minimizes the electromagnetic interference (EMI) when transmitting parallel data via transmission lines. A controller receives data inputs synchronized to an input clock signal. The controller frequency-divides the input clock signal by a desired number, and separates the data into a plurality of separated data in such a manner to that one group of separated data has a phase difference relative to another group of separated data and is synchronized to the frequency-divided clock signal. Drive circuits receive the separated groups of data and sample the data at a falling edge or a rising edge of the frequency-divided clock signal such that sampling of one group occurs at different times than sampling of another group.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device comprises first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a plurality of data electrodes on same plane of the data bus lines these some parts are overlapped with adjacent gate bus line, a passivation layer on the data electrodes, a plurality of common electrodes on the passivation layer these some parts are overlapped with adjacent data electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates.

Abstract: In active matrix liquid crystal display apparatus that is suitable for eliminating a flicker and a residual image, when a source signal having the same gray level is applied to at least two liquid crystal cells in liquid crystal cells on a liquid crystal panel including the liquid crystal cells arranged in a matrix pattern, source lines and reference voltage lines for applying each liquid crystal cell to an electric field, a difference between a source signal applied to each of at least two liquid crystal cells and a reference voltage signal becomes different. A gamma voltage generator is used to compensate the difference in the applied signal to substantially eliminate the flickering and residual image effects.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display apparatus that is adaptive for eliminating a flicker and a residual image as well as simplifying the circuit configuration thereof. In the apparatus, a plurality of pixels each includes a switching transistor having a second electrode connected to a gate electrode, a first electrode and a pixel electrode. Each of pluralities of data signal lines is connected to the second electrode associated with any one of the transistors, and each of pluralities of gate signal lines is connected to the gate electrode associated with any one of the transistors. A gate driver is connected to the plurality of gate signal lines, and it receives first and second voltages and outputs any one of the first and second voltages to drive the gate signal lines sequentially. The first voltage changes prior to exciting of successive gate signal lines.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device comprises first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a plurality of data electrodes on same plane of the data bus lines these some parts are overlapped with adjacent gate bus line, a passivation layer on the data electrodes, a plurality of common electrodes on the passivation layer these some parts are overlapped with adjacent data electrodes, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display apparatus with a residual image eliminating function which can display a fine picture without a residual image on a liquid crystal display panel. The liquid crystal display apparatus compares image signals from an input line in the frame unit using a still picture detector and detect if a still picture has been displayed on the liquid crystal display panel for more than a certain time. An output signal of this still picture detector allows a data compensating means to selectively compensate an image signal in the frame unit to be supplied to the liquid crystal display panel. A direct-current voltage component accumulated in the liquid crystal cells included in the liquid crystal display panel is eliminated by the compensated image signal so that a, residual image can not appear on the liquid crystal display panel.

Abstract: An active matrix liquid crystal display apparatus that is adaptive for eliminating a flicker and a residual image as well as simplifying the circuit configuration thereof. In the apparatus, a plurality of pixels each includes a switching transistor having a second electrode connected to a gate electrode, a first electrode and a pixel electrode. Each of pluralities of data signal lines is connected to the second electrode associated with any one of the transistors, and each of pluralities of gate signal lines is connected to the gate electrode associated with any one of the transistors. A gate driver is connected to the plurality of gate signal lines, and it receives first and second voltages and outputs any one of the first and second voltages to drive the gate signal lines sequentially. The first voltage changes prior to exciting of successive gate signal lines.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display comprises a first substrate, a second substrate, and liquid crystal material disposed between the first and second substrates. The first substrate includes a plurality of gate lines and data lines, thin film transistors for switching pixels, and pixel electrodes, arranged thereon. The second substrate includes common electrodes formed identically to the gate lines in number and also classified by line, a plurality of switching elements for switching a common voltage to the common electrodes, and a common voltage floating signal driver for applying floating pulses to each of the switching elements. The method for operating this liquid crystal display includes applying a common voltage to each of common electrodes at a rising edge of a gate signal pulse of the line and cutting the gate signal pulse immediately prior to a falling edge of the gate signal pulse.