Lg Display Co., Ltd.

Lg Electronics Inc.

Won Kyu Ha

Hak Su Kim

Hyun Joung Kim

Jae Do Lee

Guen Bae Park

Eun Myung Park

Jung Min Seo

Kee Mog Shin

Bum Sik Kim

Jin Hyoung Kim

Seung Tae Kim

Minkyoung Chang

Ki Hean Kim

Jong Sik Shim

Kil Hwan Oh

Dongcheon Park

Younghun Joo

A watch type terminal including a main body; an analog watch portion including a plurality of mechanical hands coupled to the main body to indicate the time; a touch screen including a hole region disposed adjacent to the analog watch portion and through which a central shaft supporting the rotation of the plurality of mechanical hands is passed; a user input unit disposed on a side surface of the main body and including a plurality of keys; and a controller configured to display a first screen on the touch screen in which a part of the first screen is obstructed by the hole region, and in response to a predetermined input applied to one of the plurality of keys, move the obstructed part of the first screen away from the hole region and display a region beyond an edge of the first screen.

Watch type terminal

An organic light-emitting display device includes a display panel, a source driver, a scan driver, and a timing controller. A gate node of a second transistor of an (N&#x2212;1)-th sub pixel and a gate node of a first transistor of an N-th sub pixel are connected in common such that the second transistor of the (N&#x2212;1)-th sub pixel and the first transistor of the N-th sub pixel are simultaneously turned on by a scan signal supplied to the second transistor of the (N&#x2212;1)-th sub pixel. Accordingly, it is possible to decrease a size of the scan driver and a bezel area.

Organic light-emitting display device and driving method thereof

A method for controlling an organic electro luminescence display device, the device including a display panel including a plurality of data lines that cross a plurality of scan lines, and including electro luminescence elements arranged at intersections of the plurality of data lines and the plurality of scan lines; a pre-charge driver configured to select one of a plurality of pre-charge current levels in accordance with a gray level of incoming data, and supply a pre-charge current, corresponding to the selected one of the plurality of pre-charge current levels, to the electro luminescence elements via the plurality of data lines prior to supplying a data current, corresponding to the incoming data, to the electro luminescence elements, so as to pre-charge the electro luminescence elements; and a data driver configured to subsequently supply the data current to the pre-charged electro luminescence elements via the plurality of data lines.

Organic electro luminescence display device and driving method thereof

An organic light emitting display device having a data line that is used for sending data voltage signals to pixels from a data driver as well as send sensor signals for detecting threshold voltage levels of driving transistors in the pixels at different times. By using the same data line to transmit the data voltage signals and the sensor signals, the number of signal lines in the organic light emitting display can be reduced. The data driver also includes switches for selectively coupling the data line to a driver unit or an analog to digital converter (ADC) unit.

Organic light-emitting display device with data driver operable with signal line carrying both data signal and sensing signal

Disclosed is an organic light-emitting display device defined into a non-display area and a display area which is provided with pixels. Each of the pixels includes: first through fourth nodes; an organic light emission element connected to the fourth node; a drive transistor disposed between the second, third, and fourth nodes and configured to generate a drive current which drives the organic light emission element to emit light; a storage capacitor disposed between the first and third nodes; first through fifth transistors; wherein the fifth transistor is disposed between the second node with the non-display area and a reference voltage line and configured to control an initialization of the second node.

Organic light emitting display device

A method and apparatus for driving an electro-luminescence display panel capable of preventing an initial blinking phenomenon occurring at a power application is disclosed. In the method, a first electrode of the EL cell and a ground voltage source are opened during a first period from a turn-on time of a power source to shut off a current path of the EL cells. Then, the first electrode of the pixel matrix and the ground voltage source is shorted during a second period to form a current path such that the EL cells are light-emitted in accordance with a data supplied to the pixel matrix.

Method and apparatus for driving electro-luminescence display panel

An electro-luminescence display device including red, green and blue reference gamma generators each having three digital analog converters or more in order to generate a reference gamma voltage of low gray level and a reference gamma voltage of high gray level, and at least one integrated circuit to generate a data signal in use of the reference gamma voltage of low gray level and the reference gamma voltage of high gray level. Each reference gamma generator includes a first digital analog converter to divide a voltage supplied to itself in order to generate i numbers of voltage levels, a second digital analog converter to divide a voltage supplied to itself in order to generate j numbers of voltage levels, and a third digital analog converter to receive two voltage levels from the second digital analog converter and to divides the two received voltage levels into j numbers of voltage levels.

Electro-luminescence display

The present invention relates to an organic electro-luminescence display device and a method of driving the same that is adaptive for reducing power consumption by removing an unnecessary current as well as for improving a uniformity of a display screen. An organic electro-luminescence display device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a display panel in which a plurality of data lines and a plurality of scan lines cross each other and electro-luminescence elements are arranged at the crosses; a pre-charge driver, which detects a gray level of digital video data to be realized at a Nth when a data current corresponding to a gray level of digital video data to be realized at a (N&#x2212;1)th and calculates a pre-charge current corresponding to the detected gray level of digital video data to supply the calculated pre-charge current to the electro-luminescence elements; a data driver for supplying data to the electro-luminescence elements charged with the pre-charge current; and a scan driver for supplying a san pulse, synchronized with the data, to the scan lines.

Organic electro-luminescence display device and method of driving the same

There is disclosed an electro-luminescence display device that is adaptive for preventing picture quality deterioration by operating a thin film transistor for an electro-luminescence cell drive at a non-saturation area to compensate a threshold voltage, and a driving method thereof. An electro-luminescence display device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an electro-luminescence cell connected between a first supply voltage source and a ground voltage source to emit light by a current supplied from the first supply voltage source; a cell driver formed every intersection of gate lines and data lines and connected between the first supply voltage source and the electro-luminescence cell to control a current flowing in the pixel cell; and a pulse supplier supplies to the electro-luminescence cell a pulse amplitude modulation signal which is divided to have N (N is a natural number) numbers of different voltage levels from each other, and wherein the driving thin film transistor operates at the non-saturation region.

Electro-luminescence display device and driving method thereof

The present invention relates to a COG-typed organic electroluminescent device including dummy data lines formed at different location from data lines. The COG-typed organic electroluminescent cell having a plurality of pixels formed in the luminescent areas which are cross areas of indium tin oxide films (ITO films) and metal line layers includes data line pads, dummy data lines, and a dummy data line connecting section. The data line pads each are connected to one end of the ITO films. The dummy data lines each are connected to the other end of the ITO films. The dummy data line connecting section connects the dummy data lines. In the cell, the dummy lines are formed separately from the pads, and thus the number of pins may be reduced.

COG-typed organic electroluminescent cell

The present invention relates to an electro-luminescence display that is adaptive for reducing its manufacturing cost as well as reducing its process time. An electro-luminescence display device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a gamma generator to output a reference gamma voltage corresponding to a control data supplied from the outside; and at least one data integrated circuit to receive a data from the outside and to generate a data signal corresponding to the bit number of the data in use of the reference gamma voltage.

A gamma voltage generating apparatus for reducing the number of parts to simplify a structure thereof is disclosed. The apparatus is operated in various modes such that a brightness value can be changed in correspondence with an external environment. A red gamma voltage generator has at least one variable resistor to generate a plurality of red gamma voltages and control the plurality of red gamma voltages such that said brightness value can be changed in correspondence with each of said various modes. A green gamma voltage generator has at least one variable resistor to generate a plurality of green gamma voltages and control the plurality of green gamma voltages such that said brightness value can be changed in correspondence with each of said various modes. A blue gamma voltage generator has at least one variable resistor to generate a plurality of blue gamma voltages and control the plurality of blue gamma voltages such that said brightness value can be changed in correspondence with each of said various modes.

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Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea

Won Kyu Ha