Abstract: A display apparatus includes a display panel configured to display an image, a gate driver configured to supply gate signals to the display panel, a timing controller configured to control the gate driver; and a memory controlled by the timing controller, wherein the timing controller performs masking so that the gate signals are not output when a resolution of the image to be input is changed to a second resolution which is lower than a first resolution, and calculates a driving compensation value to display the image with the second resolution during a resolution change period.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes a display panel configured to display an image, a gate driver configured to supply gate signals to the display panel, a data driver connected with the display panel, and a timing controller configured to control the gate driver, wherein the timing controller controls an output type of the gate driver so that one gate signal of the gate signals is applied per one gate line or per at least two gate lines, based on an image applied from an external device.

Abstract: An infinitely expandable display apparatus includes a set board outputting image data having a first resolution and a plurality of display circuits connected to one another through an interface circuit based on a cascading scheme to display the image data, each of the plurality of display circuits including an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) embedded therein, wherein each of the plurality of display circuits includes a plurality of slave display circuits generating unit arrangement coordinate information based on a connection of the interface circuit and a master display circuit scaling the image data having the first resolution based on the unit arrangement coordinate information and transferring the scaled image data to the plurality of slave display circuits.

Abstract: An infinitely expandable display apparatus includes a set board outputting image data having a first resolution and a plurality of display circuits connected to one another through an interface circuit based on a cascading scheme to display the image data, each of the plurality of display circuits including an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) embedded therein, wherein each of the plurality of display circuits includes a plurality of slave display circuits generating unit arrangement coordinate information based on a connection of the interface circuit and a master display circuit scaling the image data having the first resolution based on the unit arrangement coordinate information and transferring the scaled image data to the plurality of slave display circuits.

Abstract: An organic light-emitting transistor may include a mesh-type source electrode having a plurality of apertures in an array pattern. The mesh-type source electrode may be located between the gate electrode and the drain electrode. The organic light-emitting transistor adopting a mesh-type source electrode may show quasi-surface emission characteristics similar to that of the organic light-emitting diode. Moreover, an aperture ratio, brightness, and light emission efficiency of the organic light-emitting transistor may be superior to those of an organic light-emitting diode. Another advantage is that the production cost may be reduced since an additional driving element such as a thin-film-transistor is not needed.

Abstract: A method of forming a high resolution organic thin film pattern, the method including forming a first organic layer on a substrate; selectively removing the first organic layer by selectively irradiating light energy onto the first organic layer, and forming a remaining part of the first organic layer as a sacrifice layer; forming a second organic layer on the substrate and the entire surface of the sacrifice layer; and lifting off the second organic layer formed on the sacrifice layer by removing the sacrifice layer using a solvent, and forming the remaining second organic layer as a second organic layer pattern.

Abstract: An image forming apparatus including a main body, a first guide member coupled to the main body so as to be rotated from a first position to a second position, and a second guide member rotatably coupled to the first guide member. The first guide position defines a first paper discharge path to discharge paper, a printed surface of which is inverted, when it is in the first position. The first guide member defines a second paper discharge path, along which the printed surface of the paper is directly discharged, when it is pivotally rotated from the first position to the second position. The second guide member guides the paper on the first paper discharge path and does not interfere with the paper on the second paper discharge path.

Abstract: An image forming apparatus including a main body, a first guide member coupled to the main body so as to be rotated from a first position to a second position, and a second guide member rotatably coupled to the first guide member. The first guide position defines a first paper discharge path to discharge paper, a printed surface of which is inverted, when it is in the first position. The first guide member defines a second paper discharge path, along which the printed surface of the paper is directly discharged, when it is pivotally rotated from the first position to the second position. The second guide member guides the paper on the first paper discharge path and does not interfere with the paper on the second paper discharge path.

Abstract: A method of forming a high resolution organic thin film pattern, the method including forming a first organic layer on a substrate; selectively removing the first organic layer by selectively irradiating light energy onto the first organic layer, and forming a remaining part of the first organic layer as a sacrifice layer; forming a second organic layer on the substrate and the entire surface of the sacrifice layer; and lifting off the second organic layer formed on the sacrifice layer by removing the sacrifice layer using a solvent, and forming the remaining second organic layer as a second organic layer pattern.