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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 25, 1995
Filed:
May. 21, 1993
Takao Tagawa, Kashihara, JP;
Kengo Takahama, Nara, JP;
Kazunari Okamura, Tenri, JP;
Noritoshi Kako, Nara, JP;
Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka, JP;
Abstract
A detection and hold circuit outputs a reference signal having a level proportional to an x-coordinate detection pulse input from an X-coordinate signal amplifier. A delay element delays the reference signal. An adder adds the x-coordinate detection pulse from the X-coordinate signal amplifier and a delayed signal from the delay element. Comparators obtain a coordinate detection pulse making a detection signal from another detection and hold circuit for an LCD voltage inversion pulse serve as a reference signal. Thus noise following the x-coordinate detection pulse is removed to generate a coordinate detection pulse with a reference value corresponding to the level of the LCD voltage inversion pulse to allow a stable coordinate detection to be achieved. A correction signal generation circuit reads out correction data stored in an internal memory and transmits the data as a correction signal to a correction voltage generation circuit in an x-coordinate detection period when the segment electrode placed in the lower position is scanned. The correction voltage generation circuit generates a correction voltage for canceling a voltage induced at the common electrode placed in the upper position based on the input correction signal and a bias power source input from a DC power supply circuit.