Abstract: A display device including: a power management integrated circuit (IC) including a feedback terminal for receiving a feedback voltage that corresponds to an input voltage and an output terminal for supplying a first voltage; a display driver IC electrically connected to the power management IC, the display driver IC including an input terminal for receiving the input voltage that corresponds to the first voltage; and a frequency compensation circuit connected to the input terminal, the feedback terminal, and the output terminal, the frequency compensation circuit including a feedback capacitor and a feedback resistor.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter may include: a first converter for converting an input voltage to generate a first power supply voltage; a duty ratio controller configured generate a duty ratio control signal for controlling a duty ratio of a switching pulse of the first converter; a switching frequency controller configured to generate a switching frequency control signal for controlling a driving frequency of the first converter corresponding to a switching frequency of the switching pulse; and a current sensor configured to sense current flowing through the first converter. The first converter is driven at a switching frequency of a first frequency in a first mode, based on the switching frequency control signal, and generates the first power supply voltage of a first level, based on the duty ratio control signal. The switching frequency controller determines whether to turn off the current sensor.

Abstract: A display device including: a power management integrated circuit (IC) including a feedback terminal for receiving a feedback voltage that corresponds to an input voltage and an output terminal for supplying a first voltage; a display driver IC electrically connected to the power management IC, the display driver IC including an input terminal for receiving the input voltage that corresponds to the first voltage; and a frequency compensation circuit connected to the input terminal, the feedback terminal, and the output terminal, the frequency compensation circuit including a feedback capacitor and a feedback resistor.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter includes a first converter outputting a first power voltage in a first driving method of generating an inductor current by alternately turning on transistors in a normal mode and outputting the first power voltage in a second driving method of generating the inductor current with the number of turn-on times less than that of the first driving method in a power saving mode, a second converter outputting a second power voltage in a third driving method of generating the inductor current with the number of turn-on times less than that of the second driving method in the power saving mode and determining differently magnitudes of the second power voltage in the power saving mode and the second power voltage in the normal mode, and a mode selector supplying a mode control signal to the converters to drive the converters according to one of the modes.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter may include: a first converter for converting an input voltage to generate a first power supply voltage; a duty ratio controller configured generate a duty ratio control signal for controlling a duty ratio of a switching pulse of the first converter; a switching frequency controller configured to generate a switching frequency control signal for controlling a driving frequency of the first converter corresponding to a switching frequency of the switching pulse; and a current sensor configured to sense current flowing through the first converter. The first converter is driven at a switching frequency of a first frequency in a first mode, based on the switching frequency control signal, and generates the first power supply voltage of a first level, based on the duty ratio control signal. The switching frequency controller determines whether to turn off the current sensor.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter may include: a first converter for converting an input voltage to generate a first power supply voltage; a duty ratio controller configured generate a duty ratio control signal for controlling a duty ratio of a switching pulse of the first converter; a switching frequency controller configured to generate a switching frequency control signal for controlling a driving frequency of the first converter corresponding to a switching frequency of the switching pulse; and a current sensor configured to sense current flowing through the first converter. The first converter is driven at a switching frequency of a first frequency in a first mode, based on the switching frequency control signal, and generates the first power supply voltage of a first level, based on the duty ratio control signal. The switching frequency controller determines whether to turn off the current sensor.

Abstract: A display device includes pixels, and a power converter configured to receive a first power voltage and an external input voltage and provide a gamma voltage to a first output terminal. The power converter includes a target power voltage generator circuit configured to generate a target power voltage, a first gamma voltage generator circuit configured to generate a first gamma voltage, a second gamma voltage generator circuit configured to generate a second gamma voltage, a first gap controller configured to generate the second gamma voltage based on the first power voltage, a reference target power voltage, and a reference gamma voltage during a period in which a display mode, and a first selector configured to selectively output the first gamma voltage or the second gamma voltage according to the display mode.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter may include: a first converter for converting an input voltage to generate a first power supply voltage; a duty ratio controller configured generate a duty ratio control signal for controlling a duty ratio of a switching pulse of the first converter; a switching frequency controller configured to generate a switching frequency control signal for controlling a driving frequency of the first converter corresponding to a switching frequency of the switching pulse; and a current sensor configured to sense current flowing through the first converter. The first converter is driven at a switching frequency of a first frequency in a first mode, based on the switching frequency control signal, and generates the first power supply voltage of a first level, based on the duty ratio control signal. The switching frequency controller determines whether to turn off the current sensor.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel including a plurality of pixels and a power line, and displaying an image in a normal mode or a power saving mode, a data driver which provides a data signal to the pixels, and a power supply which supplies a source driving voltage to the data driver and supplies a first power voltage to the power line in the normal mode. The data driver supplies a first auxiliary power voltage to the power line in the power saving mode, and the power supply outputs the first power voltage by decreasing a voltage level of the first power voltage to a first power saving voltage level in a vertical blank period in which the pixels do not display an image during a first switching period changing from the normal mode to the power saving mode.

Abstract: A display device includes pixels, and a power converter configured to receive a first power voltage and an external input voltage and provide a gamma voltage to a first output terminal. The power converter includes a target power voltage generator circuit configured to generate a target power voltage, a first gamma voltage generator circuit configured to generate a first gamma voltage, a second gamma voltage generator circuit configured to generate a second gamma voltage, a first gap controller configured to generate the second gamma voltage based on the first power voltage, a reference target power voltage, and a reference gamma voltage during a period in which a display mode, and a first selector configured to selectively output the first gamma voltage or the second gamma voltage according to the display mode.

Abstract: A display device includes: pixels; and a power converter for receiving a first voltage, converting the first voltage to a second voltage, and providing an output terminal with the second voltage to control the pixels. The power converter includes: a first variable load connected to the output terminal of the power converter; a first comparator for providing a comparison result by comparing a difference between a first feedback voltage of the first voltage and a second feedback voltage of the second voltage; and a gap controller for controlling a magnitude of the first variable load to maintain the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage to be greater than or equal to a gap, based on the comparison result received from the first comparator.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel including a plurality of pixels and a power line, and displaying an image in a normal mode or a power saving mode, a data driver which provides a data signal to the pixels, and a power supply which supplies a source driving voltage to the data driver and supplies a first power voltage to the power line in the normal mode. The data driver supplies a first auxiliary power voltage to the power line in the power saving mode, and the power supply outputs the first power voltage by decreasing a voltage level of the first power voltage to a first power saving voltage level in a vertical blank period in which the pixels do not display an image during a first switching period changing from the normal mode to the power saving mode.

Abstract: A display device includes: pixels; and a power converter for receiving a first voltage, converting the first voltage to a second voltage, and providing an output terminal with the second voltage to control the pixels. The power converter includes: a first variable load connected to the output terminal of the power converter; a first comparator for providing a comparison result by comparing a difference between a first feedback voltage of the first voltage and a second feedback voltage of the second voltage; and a gap controller for controlling a magnitude of the first variable load to maintain the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage to be greater than or equal to a gap, based on the comparison result received from the first comparator.

Abstract: A display device includes a display unit, a driving voltage supply unit which supplies a driving voltage to the display unit, a ripple detection circuit which detects the number of times a ripple of the driving voltage is generated, and a controller which controls the driving voltage supply unit so as to change the driving voltage based on the number of times the ripple is generated.

Abstract: A power supply includes a voltage converter circuit which converts an input voltage into an output voltage and outputs the output voltage, a voltage controller which controls the voltage converter circuit in response to a first feedback voltage or a second feedback voltage, a feedback terminal which supplies the first feedback voltage, an internal voltage divider circuit which supplies the second feedback voltage, and a switch unit which transfers the first feedback voltage or the second feedback voltage to the voltage controller.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter includes a power switch and a switching controller. The power switch is repetitively turned on and off for generating an output DC voltage based on an input DC voltage. The switching controller controls operation of the power switch, and includes a slew rate controller to adjust a slew rate of a switch voltage of an electrode of the power switch to vary with time.

Abstract: A display device includes a display unit, a driving voltage supply unit which supplies a driving voltage to the display unit, a ripple detection circuit which detects the number of times a ripple of the driving voltage is generated, and a controller which controls the driving voltage supply unit so as to change the driving voltage based on the number of times the ripple is generated.

Abstract: A display device includes a scan driver which supplies a gate-on voltage or a gate-off voltage to scan lines, and a power supply unit which supplies the gate-off voltage to the scan driver, and includes a temperature sensor which generates a sensing voltage of which voltage value is changed corresponding to a temperature of a panel or an ambient temperature, a first voltage limiter which limits a minimum voltage value of the sensing voltage, and a second voltage limiter which limits a maximum voltage value of the sensing voltage.

Abstract: A driving voltage generating device, a display device including the same, and a method of generating a driving voltage are provided. The driving voltage generating device includes a driving voltage setting unit receiving initially set data on a driving voltage and a feedback voltage and outputting a control signal, a driving voltage trimmer receiving finely adjusted data on the driving voltage and adjusting the feedback voltage, and a DC to DC converter generating the driving voltage based on the control signal and an input voltage.

Abstract: A power supply includes a voltage converter circuit which converts an input voltage into an output voltage and outputs the output voltage, a voltage controller which controls the voltage converter circuit in response to a first feedback voltage or a second feedback voltage, a feedback terminal which supplies the first feedback voltage, an internal voltage divider circuit which supplies the second feedback voltage, and a switch unit which transfers the first feedback voltage or the second feedback voltage to the voltage controller.