Abstract: The static bias current of the output stage circuit of the class AB rail-to-rail operational amplifier is controlled by the external bias control signals. The class AB rail-to-rail operational amplifier receives the external bias control signals and controls the bias voltage of the output stage circuit, and thus the static bias current of the output stage circuit may be controlled. The class AB rail-to-rail operational amplifier may further include a frequency compensation circuit for compensating high frequency characteristics of the operational amplifier.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel having a plurality of scan lines and a plurality of data lines, and a plurality of display panel driving apparatuses. Each of the display panel driving apparatuses includes a data line driving circuit, and a plurality of pads via which corresponding gray-scale voltages are respectively output. The data line driving circuit drives corresponding data lines of the plurality of the data lines. Each of the plurality of the pads outputs a corresponding gray-scale voltage of a plurality of gray-scale voltages, wherein the pads of the display panel driving apparatuses are connected in a cascade. The pads of the display panel driving apparatuses may be connected via a flexible printed circuit.

Abstract: Provided are a source driver and a source line driving method using a gamma driving scheme for a liquid crystal display (LCD) device. The source driver for driving the LCD device encodes serially input red (R), green (G), and blue (B) digital image data during a horizontal scan period, stores the encoded values of the R, G, and B digital image data in a first memory, and turns on or off grayscale voltage amplifiers included in a gamma voltage amplifying unit according to the encoded values stored in the first memory. Accordingly, when an output selecting unit selects a corresponding grayscale voltage output from the gamma voltage amplifying unit, and outputs the selected voltage to each source line, only the amplifiers necessary for driving a liquid crystal panel are turned on.

Abstract: Digital-to-analog converter circuits can include independently sized first and second current source transistors coupled to respective pluralities of first and second current provider transistors in current mirror configurations. The first and second current provider transistors can be sized proportionally to the first and second current source transistors respectively.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a transistor array and a layout method, the array including a plurality of first LSB transistors arranged along diagonal directions of a central portion of a first quadrant of an array including a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns; a plurality of first MSB transistors arranged along diagonal directions above and below the plurality of first LSB transistors, respectively; a plurality of second LSB transistors and a plurality of second MSB transistors arranged on a second quadrant of the array to be symmetrical in a Y-axis direction to the plurality of first LSB transistors and the plurality of first MSB transistors; a plurality of third LSB transistors and a plurality of third MSB transistors arranged on a third quadrant of the array to be symmetrical in an X-axis direction to the plurality of first LSB transistors and the plurality of first MSB transistors; and a plurality of fourth LSB transistors and a plurality of fourth MSB transistors arranged on a fourth quadra

Abstract: The static bias current of the output stage circuit of the class AB rail-to-rail operational amplifier is controlled by the external bias control signals. The class AB rail-to-rail operational amplifier receives the external bias control signals and controls the bias voltage of the output stage circuit, and thus the static bias current of the output stage circuit may be controlled. The class AB rail-to-rail operational amplifier may further include a frequency compensation circuit for compensating high frequency characteristics of the operational amplifier.

Abstract: Digital-to-analog converter circuits can include independently sized first and second current source transistors coupled to respective pluralities of first and second current provider transistors in current mirror configurations. The first and second current provider transistors can be sized proportionally to the first and second current source transistors respectively.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a transistor array and a layout method, the array including a plurality of first LSB transistors arranged along diagonal directions of a central portion of a first quadrant of an array including a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns; a plurality of first MSB transistors arranged along diagonal directions above and below the plurality of first LSB transistors, respectively; a plurality of second LSB transistors and a plurality of second MSB transistors arranged on a second quadrant of the array to be symmetrical in a Y-axis direction to the plurality of first LSB transistors and the plurality of first MSB transistors; a plurality of third LSB transistors and a plurality of third MSB transistors arranged on a third quadrant of the array to be symmetrical in an X-axis direction to the plurality of first LSB transistors and the plurality of first MSB transistors; and a plurality of fourth LSB transistors and a plurality of fourth MSB transistors arranged on a fourth quadra

Abstract: A digital to analog converter having low power consumption is provided which includes a reference bias voltage generator for generating a predetermined bias voltage, and a conversion current generator having a plurality of current generators for supplying current which correspond to the bias voltage and a plurality of digital signals to an output terminal.

Abstract: A digital to analog converter having low power consumption is provided. The digital to analog converter includes a reference bias voltage generator and a conversion current generator. The reference bias voltage generator generates a predetermined bias voltage, and the conversion current generator includes a plurality of current generators and supplies current which correspond to the bias voltage and a plurality of digital signals to an output terminal. The current generators which correspond to activated digital signals of the plurality of digital signals among the plurality of current generators supply current to the output terminal, but the other current generators which correspond to deactivated digital signals of the plurality of digital signals do not supply current to the output terminal.