Low power driving system and timing controller for display device
AssigneeSilicon Works Co., Ltd.
InventorsNam Seok Seo, Sea Ho Kim, Hae Ju Kim, Je Jin Myoung, Won Sik Chae
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Abstract
Disclosed are a low power driving system and timing controller for a display device. The low power driving system for a display device may include a timing controller configured to transmit a packet to which one of first option information corresponding to a static pattern or second option information corresponding to a dynamic pattern is applied, and a source driver configured to receive the packet and to perform a low power mode corresponding to the static pattern based on the first option information or adaptive charge sharing corresponding to the dynamic pattern based on the second option information.
Claims8
A low power driving system for a display device, comprising:
- a timing controller configured to receive packet data for correcting a polarity of line data correct polarities of previous line data and current line data based on the packet data, divide a display pattern into a static pattern and a dynamic pattern based on a difference between the previous line data and the current line data, and transmit a packet to which one of first option information corresponding to the static pattern and second option information corresponding to the dynamic pattern is applied;
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- a source driver configured to receive the packet and perform a low power mode corresponding to the static pattern based on the first option information or adaptive charge sharing corresponding to the dynamic pattern based on the second option information,
- wherein the timing controller is further configured to:
- calculate a power gain quantity and power loss quantity attributable to charge sharing for the current line data based on a result of a comparison between the previous line data and the current line data, and
- provide the second option information on whether to apply charge sharing to the current line data based on a result of a comparison between the power gain quantity and the power loss quantity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.