Lg Display Co., Ltd.

JaeKyu Park

HyunWoo Jang

HyeongWon Kang

SuWon Lee

Youngwoo Jo

HongJae Shin

KiYong Kim

Kyungjin Jang

Hyunwoo Kim

HoonBae Kim

SunYeop Kim

Seongkyu Kang

HongJu Lee

Sangyong Lee

SooHong Choi

MyungHo Shin

SungUk Byun

Seongho Yun

Jeongrim Seo

YongWoo Choi

MinWoo Hwang

Youngho Kwon

Sangki Jeon

SunChul Kim

KwangSoo Kim

A touch display device can include a plurality of touch electrodes disposed on or in a display panel; and a touch driving circuit configured to drive the plurality of touch electrodes by outputting a touch driving signal having a first level period and a second level period. Also, the touch driving circuit includes a current regulator configured to receive an input current from at least one of the plurality of touch electrodes during at least a partial period of the first level period and at least a partial period of the second level period of the touch driving signal, and scale down the input current to a first current and output the first current; and a converting integrator configured to output a sensing voltage based on the first current or a second current adjusted from the first current.

Converting integrator, touch driving circuit, and touch display device

A display device includes at least one touch sensor configured to sense a touch in response to a touch signal, a display panel including the at least one touch sensor and configured to operate in one of a display mode and a touch-sensing mode, a first circuit and a second circuit. The first circuit is configured to supply at least one of a first touch signal and a second touch signal to the at least one touch sensor during the touch-sensing mode, to yield at least one supplied signal, the first touch signal being different from the second touch signal. The second circuit is configured to control signal lines corresponding to the at least one touch sensor to receive a signal corresponding to the at least one supplied signal or to be in an electrically open state.

Display device including touch sensor and touch sensing method for the same

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a touch display device, a touch circuit and a touch driving method thereof, and more particularly, a touch display device, a touch circuit and a touch driving method thereof enable to reduce effectively a ghost phenomenon in touch electrode groups by dividing a plurality of touch electrodes into a plurality of touch electrode groups with same patterns. The touch display device may include a display panel including a touch electrode group in which a plurality of long touch electrodes with long length and a plurality of short touch electrodes with short length in a first direction are alternately arranged in a second direction; and a touch circuit sequentially performing a self-capacitance sensing operation and a mutual-capacitance sensing operation for the touch electrode group.

Touch display device, touch circuit and touch driving method thereof

A gate driving circuit and a display apparatus comprising the same are disclosed, in which a maximum voltage level of a plurality of scan signals output from one stage circuit can be prevented from being deteriorated. The gate driving circuit comprises first to mth stage circuits, wherein each of the first to mth stage circuits includes a logic circuit portion controlling a voltage of each of a first control node and a second control node, a node boosting circuit boosting the voltage of each of the control nodes in accordance with boosting shift clock signals, a scan output circuit outputting each of first to ith scan shift clock signals as first to ith scan signals (i is a natural number of 3 or more) in response to the boosting voltage of the first control node, and a carry output circuit outputting carry shift clock signals as carry signals in response to the boosting voltage of the first control node.

Gate driving circuit and display apparatus comprising the same

A gate driving circuit and a light emitting display apparatus comprising the same are discussed, in which a charging characteristic of a control node is improved. The gate driving circuit comprises first to mth stage circuits, wherein each of the first to mth stage circuits includes first to third control nodes, a node control circuit controlling a voltage of each of the first to third control nodes, and an output buffer circuit outputting each of a scan signal, a sense signal and a carry signal in accordance with each of the first to third control nodes, the node control circuit including a node setup circuit charging a first gate high potential voltage in the first control node in response to a first carry signal supplied from a front stage circuit.

Gate driving circuit and light emitting display apparatus comprising the same

A gate driving circuit and a display apparatus including the same are disclosed, in which a plurality of gate lines may be driven through one stage circuit. The gate driving circuit includes first to mth stage circuits outputting a plurality of scan signals by dividing the scan signals into a first signal group and a second signal group. The first to mth stage circuits are grouped into k number of stage groups having two adjacent stage circuits, stage circuits of jth stage group (j is a natural number of 1 to k&#x2212;1) output the scan signals of the first signal group to be earlier than the scan signals of the second signal group, and stage circuits of (j+1)th stage group output the scan signals of the second signal group to be earlier than the scan signals of the first signal group.

A touch sensing method, a touch sensing circuit, and a touch display device perform multifrequency touch driving by varying the frequencies of touch driving signals when sensing a touch or a touched position by outputting pulse-type touch driving by which one or more touch electrodes among a number of touch electrodes disposed on a display panel are driven sequentially. Undesired parasitic capacitance that would otherwise be caused by touch driving signals is prevented from occurring, and EMI influence is reduced.

Touch sensing method, touch sensing circuit, and touch display device

A touch sensing circuit is configured to supply touch drive signals to electrodes of a touch sensitive display device and detect corresponding touch sense signals from the electrodes in response to the supplied touch drive signals, a touch sense signal indicating a change in self-capacitance of a driven electrode in response to a touch input on the driven electrode. The touch sensing circuit is further configured to integrate, for a first predetermined duration of time, a measure of each of the touch sense signals, to generate a first integrated signal corresponding to each touch sense signal; integrate, for a second predetermined duration of time, the first integrated signal, to generate a second integrated signal corresponding to each touch sense signal; and determine presence of one or more touch inputs on one or more of the electrodes based on the second integrated signal.

Touch sensing apparatus

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