Novatek Microelectronics Corp.

United Microelectronics Corp.

Wen-Hsin Cheng

Tsung-Hau Chang

Hsing-Chien Yang

Lan-Ting Hsu

Ying-Hao Hsu

Jhih-Siou Cheng

Ju-Lin Huang

Chien-Yu Chen

Chun-Fu Lin

Zhen-Guo Ding

Ying-Tzung Wang

Min-Chieh Hsu

Chen-Jung Chuang

Ming-Chieh Lin

Ding-Jeng Liu

Hsing-Kuo Chao

An LED backlight driver includes at least one driving chip configured to drive a backlight module. The at least one driving chip is disposed on at least one chip-on-film package, and not in direct contact with the backlight module to reduce heat transfer to the backlight module.

LED backlight driver and LED driver of display pixels

A feedback device for a constant current driver controls a power supply module in the constant current driver to generate an output voltage. The constant current driver drives an electrical load with an output current. The feedback device includes a feedback control module and a feedback output unit. The feedback control module is utilized for receiving a load driven voltage related to the electrical load and generating a control voltage accordingly. The feedback output unit is utilized for generating a feedback current via an equivalent resistor of the feedback output unit according to a voltage difference between the control voltage and a feedback voltage of the power supply module. The power supply module controls the magnitude of the output voltage according to the feedback current, allowing the constant current driver to drive the electrical load with the output current.

Feedback device and method for constant current driver

A power management circuit for a liquid crystal display device is disclosed. The power management circuit includes one or more power generating circuits, for receiving one or more input voltages and generating one or more output voltages, respectively; a gate pulse modulation circuit, coupled between a gate high-level voltage source and a discharging control terminal, for generating a gate control signal; and a discharging controller, coupled to the discharging control terminal, for providing a discharging path for the gate pulse modulation circuit, wherein one of the gate pulse modulation circuit and the discharging controller is further coupled to a power supply such that the gate pulse modulation circuit discharges to the power supply during a gate discharging period, and the power supply is one of the one or more input voltages and the one or more output voltages.

Power management circuit and gate pulse modulation circuit thereof capable of increasing power conversion efficiency

A light-emitting diode (LED) driving circuit includes an LED control circuit and a power stage circuit. The LED control circuit shifts an input pulse width modulation (PWM) signal toward a higher frequency direction in a frequency domain to generate an output PWM signal having a duty cycle substantially the same as a duty cycle of the input PWM signal. The power stage circuit outputs an LED driving current according to the output PWM signal.

LED device, LED driving circuit and method

A method for reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel includes providing a plurality of driving signal patterns, each defining a non-overlap area width of a synchronization signal and a scan-line charging frequency, and determining an order of the plurality of driving signal patterns to modulate driving signals of the LCD panel accordingly.

Method for reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel and related LCD device

A current cell for converting a digital signal to an analog current signal is disclosed. The current cell includes a first PMOS transistor which receives the digital signal from a pre-stage processor by the gate. A drain of the first PMOS transistor is grounded. A second PMOS transistor has a source which is connected to the source of the first PMOS transistor, a gate which receives an inverse signal of the digital signal from the pre-stage processor, and a drain for providing the analog current signal. A third PMOS transistor is connected between a voltage source and the source of the first PMOS transistor. The third PMOS transistor has a gate to which a first reference voltage is applied.

Current cell of a digital-to-analog converter

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Hsinchu, Taiwan

Wen-Hsin Cheng