Abstract: An organic light emitting diode drive circuit includes an organic light emitting diode which emits light with a current, a first transistor, a second transistor and a stress compensation circuit. The first transistor supplies a data voltage to a first node in response to a scan pulse. The second transistor controls a current flowing in the organic light emitting diode by the data voltage on the first node. The stress compensation circuit discharges the first node in response to a reset pulse. The organic light emitting diode driving circuit is adaptive to compensate characteristic changes of the organic light emitting diode drive circuit.

Abstract: An Organic light emitting diode display device includes: a pixel array having a plurality of scan lines and a plurality of data lines that cross each other, a plurality of power voltage supply lines to which a high level power supply voltage is supplied and that are substantially parallel to the data lines, a plurality of reset lines substantially parallel to the scan lines, a plurality of organic light emitting diodes that emit light due to the high level power supply voltage from the power voltage supply line, and a plurality of organic light emitting diode drive circuits that drive the organic light emitting diode with data from the data line in response to a scan signal from the scan line and that is initialized in response to a reset signal from the reset line; a scan drive circuit that supplies the scan signal to the scan lines; a reset drive circuit that supplies the reset signal to the reset lines that initializes the organic light emitting diode drive circuit; and a data drive circuit that supplies t

Abstract: An LCD device includes a plurality of gate lines formed in an LCD panel; a plurality of driving stages, each of which sequentially outputting a respective enabling scan pulse to a corresponding one of the plurality of gate lines; at least one dummy stage responsive to an enabling scan pulse from a first one of the plurality of driving stages and supplying a disabling scan pulse to a second one of the plurality of driving stages to disable outputting of the enabling scan pulse; and a dummy gate line electrically connected to the at least one dummy stage.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display panel includes liquid crystal cells forming a matrix in a display area of the liquid crystal display panel; odd and even gate driving circuits provided at an outer area of the display area, the display area being positioned between the odd and even gate driving circuits, the odd driving circuit including a plurality of odd stages, the even driving circuit including a plurality of even stages; a plurality of gate lines, including even gate lines and odd gate lines in the liquid crystal cell matrix, the odd gate lines being driven by the odd driving circuit, and the even gate lines being driven by the even driving circuit, wherein a length of each of the odd stages and the even stages corresponds to size larger than a length of the liquid crystal cell.

Abstract: In a gate driver including a plurality of stages sequentially outputting shifted signals, each of the stages includes a first controller for controlling a first node in response to a first scan signal and a second scan signal; a second controller for controlling second and third nodes in response to the first scan signal and a voltage at the first node; and an output unit for selectively outputting one of a plurality of clock signals and a first power supply voltage in response to voltages at the first, second and third nodes, wherein second and third power supply voltages different from each other are switched to be supplied to the second and third nodes.

Abstract: A shift register includes a plurality of stages for sequentially outputting scan pulses to drive a plurality of gate lines, wherein each of the stages includes a set node, a pull-up switching device for outputting a corresponding scan pulse according to a logic state of the set node, at least two reset nodes, at least two pull-down switching devices, each of the pull-down switching devices being connected to a corresponding reset node to output an off voltage according to a voltage level of the corresponding reset node, and a node controller for controlling logic states of the nodes of a corresponding stage and logic states of the nodes of stages different from the corresponding stage together, wherein the node controllers of the stages control an output order of the scan pulses from the stages according to a forward voltage and reverse voltage having opposite phases.

Abstract: A shift register for use with a liquid crystal display device includes a plurality of stages. A stage of the shift register includes a first controller, a second controller and an output buffer. The first controller charges and discharges a first node. The second controller charges and discharges a second node and a third node. The output buffer outputs a first output signal in response to the state of the first node and a second output signal in response to the state of the second and third nodes. The shift register may be adaptive to avoid a malfunction caused by a gate bias stress.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display device includes a driving circuit provided with a switching device on a liquid crystal display panel, the switching device including a plurality of thin film transistors connected in parallel and commonly interconnected using a gate electrode.

Abstract: A gate driver for a display device includes a plurality of shift registers to sequentially generate output signals during a frame period in response to multi-phase clocks; and a dummy clock provided to the plurality of shift registers during a vertical blank time to reduce a stress voltage in the shift registers, wherein an output of each of the shift registers is reset to a low state power supply voltage by an output signal of the next shift register.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display device includes a driving circuit provided with a switching device on a liquid crystal display panel, the switching device including a plurality of thin film transistors connected in parallel and commonly interconnected using a gate electrode.

Abstract: A shift register includes first and second stages for sequentially outputting scan pulses to drive first and second gate lines. One of the first and second stages includes a pull-up switching device connected to an enabling node of the one of the first and second stages; a first pull-down switching device connected to a first disabling node of the one of the first and second stages; a second pull-down switching device connected to a second disabling node of the one of the first and second stages; and a node controller. The node controller of the first stage controls the logic state of each of the enabling node of the first stage, the first disabling node of the first stage and the first disabling node of the second stage. The node controller of the second stage controls the logic state of each of the enabling node of the second stage, the second disabling node of the second stage and the second disabling node of the first stage.

Abstract: A driving circuit for a flat panel display device includes shift register stages, each containing: a first TFT charging a Q node according to a start signal; a second TFT discharging the Q node according to an output voltage of a next shift register stage; a pull-up unit increasing an output voltage according to the Q node voltage; an odd pull-down unit decreasing the output voltage in an odd frame according to a QB-o node voltage; and an even pull-down unit decreasing the output voltage in an even frame according to a QB-e node voltage. A gate and drain of a third odd TFT connected to the QB-o node are connected to each other and receive an odd source voltage. A gate and drain of the third even TFT connected to the QB-e node are connected to each other and receive an even source voltage.

Abstract: A built-in gate driver having an improved reliability and a display device having the same are provided. A transistor controlled by an output signal of a next stage is further provided and thus a node (Q) is rapidly discharged. Accordingly, the multi-output signals due to the reduced discharge of the node (Q) caused by the degradation of the transistor controlled by a node QB can be prevented. By including only one transistor for controlling the charge of the start pulse signal on the node (Q), it is possible to prevent a malfunction from occurring when the transistor connected to the clock is degraded by the periodic clock of a high state. Also, an image quality and the reliability of the gate driver can be improved.

Abstract: A gate driving apparatus for a liquid crystal display includes a shift register which is provided with first and second half-period clock signals having phases inverted with respect to each other and each having a pulse width of a half-period, first to fourth one-period clock signals having phases shifted sequentially and each having a pulse width of one period, a start pulse, a high-level supply voltage and a low-level supply voltage. The shift register generates a half-period output in response to the start pulse and the first and second half-period clock signals. The shift register also generates a one-period output at a half-period delay from an end time of the half-period output in response to any one of the first to fourth one-period clock signals.

Abstract: Disclosed is a shift register capable of mitigating gate bias stress. The shift register, including a plurality of stages, includes an output buffer having a pull-up transistor and two pull-down transistors, each with gates connected to different nodes. One of the two pull-down transistors operates during an even frame portion of an LCD operation; and the other of the two pull-down transistors operates during an odd frame portion of the LCD display operation. Alternating operation of the pull-down transistors substantially mitigates gate stress, and substantially enables the shift register to be fabricated with amorphous silicon.

Abstract: A stent may comprise a plurality of serpentine bands, wherein adjacent serpentine bands are connected by at least one connector strut. A serpentine band may comprise alternating straight struts and s-shaped struts. Connector struts may comprise first connector struts and second connector struts, wherein the first connector struts are nonparallel to the second connector struts.

Abstract: A driving circuit for a flat panel display device includes first and second generation units generating m-phase circulation enable control clocks and n-phase circulation form generation clocks; and a plurality of shift register stages generating output signals by using the m-phase circulation enable control clocks and the n-phase circulation form generation clocks. Each shift register stage includes an input terminal receiving the m-phase circulation enable control clocks; first and second nodes outputting first and second signals, respectively, using the m-phase circulation enable control clocks; a first transistor connected to the first node and receiving the n-phase circulation form generation clocks; a second transistor connected to the second node and the first transistor; and an output terminal between the first and second transistors and outputting one of the output signals.

Abstract: This invention generally relates to stents, such as intravascular stents. More particularly, the invention is directed to stents comprising expandable stent segments, such as unconnected expandable stent segments. The invention is also directed to methods for making such stents.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display device and a method of driving the same is disclosed. The liquid crystal display device includes a liquid crystal panel including a liquid crystal panel including a plurality of first and second pixel cells supplied with data of the opposite polarities to display a picture, and a pre-charging unit to electrically connect a first one of the first pixel cells and a first one of the second pixel cells to each other just prior to a period of supplying the data to the first ones first and second pixel cells, and to electrically disconnect the first ones of the first and second pixel cells from each other for a period of supplying the data to the first and second pixel cells.

Abstract: An active matrix display device includes: a display panel; a gate driver; and a data driver, wherein the gate driver includes a plurality of shift registers to output signals that are sequentially shifted, each of the shift registers including: a first control part for controlling a first node in response to a first clock signal; a second control part for controlling second and third nodes in response to the start signal and a second clock signal; and an output part to selectively output one of a third clock signal and a first supply voltage in response to voltages of the first, second, and third nodes, whereby second and third supply voltages, which are different from each other, are switched for application at the second and third nodes.