Solomon Systech Limited

Motorola Corporation

Yiu Sang Lei

Cheung Fai Lee

Jun Chen

Chung Yee Ng

Wing Chi Stephen Chan

Wai-Yan Stephen Lai

Yuen Pat Lau

Jimmy Chiu

Ki Leung Mak

Ming Leung Tse

Wei Jun Koh

Hing Kau Cheung

Driving a touch-sensing-enabled active matrix LCD display panel for enhancing touch sensing by reducing parasitic capacitances is considered. In one embodiment, a plurality of driving voltages is generated. The driving voltages include a common voltage, and a first and a second gate-drive reference voltages for configuring a thin film transistor (TFT) in the panel to switch on and off, respectively. When the panel is operated in a sensing mode, the common voltage that is generated includes a pulse-train waveform. Furthermore, each of the first and the second gate-drive reference voltages is substantially time-synchronized to and includes the pulse-train waveform of the common voltage during the sensing mode. In one option, the driving voltages further include a sensing-mode source-drive voltage acting as a source-drive signal for the TFT during the sensing mode. The sensing-mode source-drive voltage is substantially time-synchronized to and includes the pulse-train waveform of the common voltage.

Method and apparatus for enhancing touch sensing in a display panel

A system for offset cancellation for driving a display panel includes: a plurality of source amplifiers driving the display panel; an image analyzer configured to receive a data input of an image frame and analyze the data input; and a chopping pattern controller connected with the image analyzer and configured to determine a chopping pattern that fits the data input based on analysis results of the image analyzer, and apply the determined chopping pattern to the source amplifiers. The source amplifiers are divided into N groups while the chopping pattern controller is configured to drive source amplifiers in each group by a single chopping control signal. The image analyzer is configured to generate an indicator that indicates whether image data being analyzed corresponds to a general image or one of pre-registered killer pattern images. A method for offset cancellation for driving a display panel is also provided.

System and method for offset cancellation for driving a display panel

A scan driving method for LCD panel comprises varying of polarity pattern adaptive to column data, wherein polarity patterns are dynamically determined from row to row, based on analysis of column drive signals for present and previous rows to obtain a parametric value and determination to either keep default polarity pattern or switch to alternate polarity pattern in accordance with parametric value obtained. Columns are regarded as in one or multiple groups for consideration. A total drive differential value is used as parameter, switching from default polarity pattern to alternate polarity pattern when a threshold is exceeded, to reduce total drive differential going from row to row. Column inversion is a default and dot inversion is an alternate.

Adaptive inversion driving for TFT-LCD

A driver circuit, display system, and method includes a driver circuit that provides driving signals to drive a plurality of display pixel elements arranged in a plurality of rows and columns and coupled to associated row and column lines, respectively. The driver circuit includes a plurality of driver units coupled to associated ones of the plurality of column lines, and a plurality of switching components respectively coupled between outputs of ones of the driver units coupled to adjacent ones of the plurality of column lines. The driver units control associated ones of the switching components to electrically couple the adjacent outputs of the driver units to make the outputs the same or substantially the same when display data signals received for pixel elements coupled to the adjacent column lines are the same.

Driving circuit, system, and method to improve uniformity of column line outputs in display systems

A driving circuit for driving a display panel including a plurality of cells arranged in rows. The driving circuit comprises a gate electrode driving circuit to provide a gate voltage to a row of cells, a common electrode driving circuit to provide a common voltage to the row of cells, and an external capacitor coupled to the gate electrode driving circuit and the common electrode driving circuit to provide an additional gate voltage to the row of cells. The external capacitor is charged by a potential difference between the common voltage and the gate voltage.

Driving circuit for driving liquid crystal display panel

The present invention provides a display system comprising a liquid crystal display (LCD) controller and an organic light emitting diode (OLED) driver circuit. The LCD controller can be a mono super twisted nematic (STN) and gray scale and color thin film transistor (TFT) controller. The LCD controller processes general format data and accordingly generates segment control signals and common control signals. The OLED driver circuit according to a general embodiment of the display system of the present invention comprises an OLED segment driver with a corresponding segment interface adopter processing the segment control signals from the LCD controller, and an OLED common driver with a corresponding common interface adopter processing the common control signals from the LCD controller. According to a further embodiment, the display system further comprises a drive strength selector controlling the drive strength in the OLED segment driver. The display system according to the present invention can also include a drive strength selector controlling the drive strength in the OLED common driver.

OLED driver circuit with selectable LCD controller interface and drive strength

An LCD Driver System (10) includes a row decoder (38) for providing command signals to row drivers (50) and a RAM row decoder (64) for controlling a RAM (76) which supplies data to a column driver (88). The row and column drivers (50 and 88) are supplied with power by a power source (58) which can supply either high or low voltages. In normal mode, the power source (58) supplies high voltage and the row driver (50) drives both a dot matrix portion (14) and an icon portion (16) of an LCD display. In an icon mode, a disable signal disables the row decoder (38) and the RAM row decoder (64), enables only the icon row driver (54) of the row drivers (50) and the icon row of the RAM (76) and switches the power source (58) to supply low voltage so as to save power.

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Yiu Sang Lei