Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Jeong Kyoo Kim

Kyung Youl Min

Myung Woo Lee

Bit Na Lee

Jae Keun Lim

Kyung Man Kim

Choong Sun Shin

Seung Nam Park

Dong-Hoon Lee

Byung Sun Kim

Dong Won Lee

Jun Yong Song

Sun Haeng Cho

Jae Hyung Cho

Geun Jeong Park

Chae Hee Park

Man Seung Cho

Young Uk Won

Yong Won Jo

A display device includes a display area including a first pixel area, in which pixels including subpixels of a first arrangement structure are disposed, and a second pixel area, in which pixels including subpixels of a second arrangement structure are disposed, a panel driver which provides a driving signal to the display area, and a data processor which converts first image data to second image data, where the first image data corresponds to the boundary subpixel of a first boundary pixel located adjacent to the second pixel area, among the pixels of the first pixel area, and the boundary subpixel of a second boundary pixel adjacent to the first boundary pixel, among the pixels of the second pixel area. The data processor determines the boundary subpixels of the first and second boundary pixels based on boundary types indicating positional relationships between the first and second boundary pixels.

Display device

Display device having a plurality of pixel arrangement structures

A display device includes a plurality of pixels respectively coupled to first scan lines, second scan lines and data lines; and a scan driver to supply first scan signals to the first scan lines and second scan signals to the second scan lines, wherein the pixel includes a first transistor having a gate electrode connected to a first node, one electrode connected to a first power line, and other electrode connected to a second node; a second transistor having a gate electrode connected to a first scan line, one electrode connected to a data line, and other electrode connected to the first node, the second transistor being turned on in a first time period of a frame when the first scan signal is applied; a third transistor having a gate electrode connected to a second scan line, one electrode connected to the second node, and other electrode connected to an initialization line, the third transistor being turned on in the first time period and at least one second time period of the frame when the second scan signal is applied; a storage capacitor having one electrode connected to the first node and other electrode connected to the second node; and a light emitting diode having an anode connected to the second node and a cathode connected to a second power line, wherein the number of the first and second scan signals applied to the pixel during the frame period is different from each other.

Display device having a plurality of pixels and driving method thereof using multiple scan signals

A display device includes a pixel unit including first pixels connected to a data line and second pixels connected to the data line; a sensing unit overlapping the first and second pixels, the sensing unit including sensing electrodes; and a sensing controller for receiving a sensing signal from at least some of the sensing electrodes in accordance with a sensing enable signal having a sensing-on level. In a first frame period, at least two of first data voltages having different levels are applied through the data line to the first pixels and second data voltages having the same level as each other but different from the first data voltages are applied through the data line to the second pixels. In the first frame period, the sensing enable signal has a sensing-off level while the first data voltages are applied and the sensing-on level while the second data voltages are applied.

Display device and driving method thereof

A pixel and a display device including the same. The pixel includes: a pixel circuit configured to control the amount of current to be supplied to an organic light-emitting diode in response to a data signal provided from a data line; and a light sensor circuit coupled between the data line and the pixel circuit and configured to control the amount of current to be supplied to the pixel circuit in response to incident light.

Pixel and display device including the same

A touch screen panel includes a plurality of sensing electrodes arranged in a touch active area, a charge pump circuit for generating an output voltage based on an input voltage and at least one clock signal, a clock signal generator for generating the clock signal, and a touch driver for generating touch driving signals by using the output voltage and applying the touch driving signals to the sensing electrodes. In the touch screen panel, the clock signal and the touch driving signals are synchronized with each other.

Touch screen panel having synchronized clock and touch driving signals

A touch sensing apparatus including: a touch panel including a first electrode and a second electrode; a driver configured to apply a driving signal to the first electrode; a touch sensor configured to receive a signal transferred depending on the driving signal from the second electrode, and to convert and output the signal as a sensing signal; and a touch controller configured to detect the sensing signal. The touch panel further includes a third electrode and a fourth electrode which transfer noise signals having different magnitudes to the touch sensor, and the touch sensor outputs the sensing signal by using a difference in the noise signals and the signal.

Touch sensing apparatus, touch panel, and display apparatus including the same

Disclosed is a touch sensing device, including: a touch panel unit including first electrodes and second electrodes; a driving unit configured to generate a driving signal for detecting a change in capacitance within the touch panel unit; a switching unit configured to transmit the driving signal generated by the driving unit to any one of the first electrodes of the touch panel unit, and receive noise from another one of the first electrodes of the touch panel unit; a noise sensing unit configured to sense the noise received from the switching unit; and a touch sensing unit configured to detect a touch position based on detection signals received through the second electrodes of the touch panel unit and the noise sensed by the noise sensing unit.

Touch sensing device and display device with a switching unit configured to receive noise from an electrode

In an electronic device, touch coordinates, which are not pixel shift calibrated, are not transmitted from an application processor to a timing controller. Instead, pixel shift data are supplied to a touch position calculating unit disposed in a driving circuit or the application processor, and the touch position calculating unit generates pixel shift calibrated touch coordinates by reflecting the pixel shift data when calculating a touch position based on detection signals from a touch sensor. Accordingly, it is not necessary to transmit touch coordinates, which are not pixel shift calibrated, from the application processor to the timing controller, thereby decreasing a delay and power consumption due to frequency transception.

Driving circuit and electronic device including the same

There is provided a touch panel, including: a plurality of sensing electrodes divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups; and a plurality of touch detection circuits correspondingly connected to the plurality of sensing electrode groups, respectively, wherein the first touch detection circuit includes a first touch detection circuit unit outputting a first output value depending on a test voltage and the second touch detection circuit includes a second touch detection circuit unit outputting a second output value depending on the test voltage, the second touch detection circuit is adjacent to the first touch detection circuit, and the second output value is corrected to reduce a difference between the first output value and the second output value.

Touch panel and correction method thereof

A touch sensing device includes: a touch panel on which a plurality of touch sensor electrodes are formed; a touch driver for supplying a touch driving signal to the touch sensor electrodes and receiving a touch detection signal generated by the touch driving signal; a touch controller for storing a history indicating that respective touch sensor electrodes are touched in the memory by using the touch detection signal; and a memory configured to communicate with the touch controller, wherein the touch controller controls the touch driver to read the history from the memory, determines electrodes for which a number of touch events is greater than a threshold number of touch events by using the history, and supply the touch driving signal to the determined electrodes.

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Yongin-si, South Korea

Jeong Kyoo Kim