Lg Display Co., Ltd.

Lg Philips Lcd Co., Inc.

Dpi Co., Ltd.

Dip Co. Ltd.

Hoon Ju Chung

Chang Hoon Jeon

Du Hwan Oh

Seung-Jae Baek

Jong-Myung Hong

Ki-Myong Song

Han Sang Lee

Yong Min Ha

Jae Ho Sim

O Hyun Kim

Seok Hee Jeong

Myoung Hoon Jung

Myung Ho Lee

Chang Hwan Lee

Dai Yun Lee

Young Ju Park

Jung Chul Kim

Chul Hi Han

An organic electroluminescence display has data, gate, and signal lines arranged on a substrate. Pixel regions are defined by the gate and signal lines. Switching elements provided in the pixel regions are electrically connected to the signal lines and the gate lines. Switching blocks open and close an electrical connection between the signal lines and the pixels. A driving unit drives the switching elements by supplying scanning signals to the gate lines. The driving unit also supplies a first control signal before the scanning signals are supplied and a second control signal when the scanning signals are supplied. The second control signal makes the switching blocks sequentially conductive, during which time image signals are supplied to the data lines. The first control signal permits the signal lines to be set at a predetermined voltage.

Organic electroluminescence display and method of driving the same

An electro-luminescence display device for reducing the number of output channels of a data driver is disclosed. An electro-luminescence (EL) display device according to the present invention includes an EL display panel having a plurality of pixels; m data electrode lines (wherein m is an integer) and a plurality of scan electrode lines in the EL display panel, the data electrode lines and the scan electrode lines defining the pixels; a data driver having a plurality of output channels for supplying data signals to the m data electrode lines; and a multiplexer for connecting each output channel of the data driver to k data electrode lines (wherein k is an integer greater than 2).

Electro-luminescence display device that reduces the number of output channels of a data driver

An electro-luminescence display device and a method of driving the same for controlling a full white brightness depending upon a brightness of the external environment and thus controlling a brightness mode is disclosed. An electro-luminescence display device according to the present invention comprising: a display panel having pixels light-emitted by a supplied current; a data driver for applying a data voltage corresponding to said current to the pixels; and a timing controller for dividing one frame into a plurality of sub-frames and applying said data voltage corresponding to each of the plurality of sub-frames to the data driver and for controlling an emission time of each frame.

Electro-luminescence display device

An electro-luminescence display panel and a driving method thereof for preventing a life shortening of the EL caused by a direct current are disclosed. In the electro-luminescence display panel implementing a gray level by a combination of light-emitting periods of sub-frames corresponding to each bit of video data, each of pixels includes an electro-luminescence (EL) cell, and a cell driver for allowing a forward current to be flown into the EL cell in accordance with a supplied data signal in a light-emitting period of the sub-frame while allowing a backward bias to be applied to the EL cell in a non-light-emitting period of the sub-frame.

Electro-luminescence display panel and driving method thereof

A luminescent display device and a method for driving the same are disclosed which are capable of increasing the aspect ratio of pixel regions. The luminescent display device includes a display including gate lines, and data lines extending orthogonally to the gate lines, a first shift register connected to one end of each of the gate lines, to sequentially supply first scan pulses to the gate lines, respectively, a second shift register connected to the other end of each of the gate lines, to sequentially supply second scan pulses to the gate lines, respectively, switching elements each adapted to switch an ON voltage or an OFF voltage from the associated data line in accordance with the first scan pulse from the associated gate line, and to switch an OFF voltage from the associated data line in accordance with the second scan pulse from the associated gate line, drive switching elements each adapted to generate current in accordance with the ON voltage from the associated switching element, each drive switching element being turned off in accordance with the OFF voltage from the associated switching element, capacitors each connected between gate and source terminals of an associated one of the drive switching elements, and light emitting elements each adapted to emit light in accordance with the current from the associated drive switching element.

Luminescent display device and method that drives the same

An organic light-emitting diode display device includes a first switch element turned-on in response to a first scanning signal during a first period to supply a data to a first node, and then maintaining an off-state during a second period, a driving device adjusting a current through an organic light-emitting diode element in accordance with a voltage of the first node; a reference voltage source providing a reference voltage that is capable of turning-off the driving device, a second switch element maintaining an off-state during the first period, and turned-on during the second period to supply the reference voltage to the first node, and a storage capacitor maintaining the voltage at the first node.

Organic light-emitting diode display device and driving method thereof

An organic light-emitting diode display device and driving method thereof are provided. The organic light-emitting diode display device including a driving voltage source; a reference voltage source that generates a reference voltage; a reference current source; and a storage capacitor connected between a first node and a second node. An organic light-emitting diode device is connected between a third node and a ground voltage source. A first scanning signal is supplied to a first scan line. A second scanning signal is supplied to a second scan line, the second scanning signal having an inverse-phase against the first scanning signal.

A driving apparatus for an organic light-emitting diode includes an organic light-emitting diode, a driving switch that drives the organic light-emitting diode in response to a control voltage applied to a gate terminal of the driving switch, a high-level voltage source that supplies a high-level voltage to the driving switch, a data driving circuit that supplies a data voltage to a data line of the driving apparatus, a reference voltage source that supplies a reference voltage to the driving apparatus, and a capacitor that applies the control voltage to the gate terminal of the driving switch, the control voltage being a difference between the data voltage and the reference voltage.

Apparatus and method for driving organic light-emitting diode

Electro-luminescence display device and method of driving the same

An electro-luminescence display device includes an electro-luminescence display panel having pixel cells arranged at intersections of a plurality of data electrode lines and a plurality of scan electrode lines, the scan electrode lines being in a unit of at least two electrode lines, and each of the pixel cells along a same row being connected to at least one scan electrode line of a corresponding scan electrode line unit, and a multiplexer for selectively applying data signals to at least two of the data electrode lines during a time period.

Electro-luminescent display device

An organic light emitting diode display device comprising a display panel, a plurality of light emitting diodes arranged on the display panel and having an optical amount varied according to a current amount, a sample/hold unit for supplying a current to the light emitting diodes, a D/A converter for controlling a current amount supplied to the light emitting diodes from the sample/hold unit by controlling a current amount supplied from the sample/hold unit according to image information, and a voltage controller for conducting or shielding a current between the D/A converter and the sample/hold unit by outputting a second bias voltage of which loss voltage has been compensated according to a characteristic of a transistor provided at the D/A converter to the D/A converter by receiving a first bias voltage.

Organic light emitting diode display device

An active matrix organic light emitting display panel includes a first substrate including a seal pattern region, a non-display region, and a display region, the non-display region being between the display region and the seal pattern region, a pad connected to the first substrate, and a power line including a routing line connected directly to the pad, and a pixel line for applying a pixel voltage to a plurality of pixels, the routing line having a first portion being in the non-display region and a second portion being in the seal pattern region, and the pixel line being in the display region.

Active matrix organic light emitting display panel

An apparatus for generating gamma voltage includes a plurality of gamma set generators and a gamma set selector. The gamma set generators generate a plurality of gamma voltage sets that include gamma voltages having different voltage levels from each other such that each gamma voltage set corresponds with a brightness mode. The gamma set selector selects any one of the gamma voltage sets in response to the brightness mode and drives data lines of a display device in accordance with the selected gamma voltage set.

Apparatus and method of generating gamma voltage

Disclosed are a resin dispersion and a cationic electrodeposition coating composition including the same, in which the dried coating film of the electrodeposition paint is lead-free and has an epoxy-acrylic double-layered structure for displaying excellent properties, and in which an organic solvent content can be minimized. A resin dispersion of a cationic electrodeposition includes an aqueous dispersion prepared by the following processes. The resin dispersion includes a cationic electrodeposition resin, deionized water, an acid for neutralization, a reaction product of manganese phosphate and an acid diluted in an deionized water to 10%, and a cationic surfactant. The cationic electrodeposition resin can be prepared in the presence of an organic solvent from (a) a cationic electrodeposition synthetic resin produced by an epoxy-amino addition reaction (b) an acrylic cationic electrodeposition resin having an amino group (c) a fatty acid ester resin synthesized by an esterification reaction of styrene-allylalcohol copolymer and fatty acid and (d) blocked polyisocyanatecuring agent. The cured film has an epoxy-acrylic double-layered structure to give a high functionality, for improving properties such as weather-resistance, yellowing resistance, etc.

Resin dispersion for cationic electrodeposition and cationic electrodeposition coating composition including the same

An electro-luminescence display device includes a supply voltage source; a data driver for driving a plurality of data lines arranged within a panel; a gamma voltage generator for generating gamma voltages to generate analog data voltages corresponding to externally inputted data signals provided to the data driver; and a threshold voltage compensator installed between the gamma voltage generator and the supply voltage source for controlling a supply voltage of the supply voltage source and to apply the controlled voltage to the gamma voltage generator.

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Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Hoon Ju Chung