Transceiver and method of driving the same
AssigneeSamsung Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsJong Man Bae, Hyun Su Kim, Jun Dal Kim, Dong Won Park, Young Suk Jung
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Abstract
A transceiver includes a transmitter and a receiver coupled to each other through a first line and a second line. The transmitter transmits a first voltage signal of a second logic level or a fourth logic level, among a first logic level, the second logic level, a third logic level, and the fourth logic level, through the first line. The transmitter transmits a second voltage signal of the first logic level or the third logic level through the second line. The receiver generates an output signal having one of four values based on the first voltage signal and the second voltage signal.
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A transceiver, comprising:
- a transmitter and a receiver coupled to each other through a first line and a second line,
- wherein, among a first logic level, a second logic level, a third logic level, and a fourth logic level, the transmitter transmits a first voltage signal of the second logic level or the fourth logic level, through the first line,
- wherein the transmitter transmits a second voltage signal of the first logic level or the third logic level through the second line, and
- wherein the receiver generates an output signal having one of four values based on the first voltage signal and the second voltage signal.
A method of driving a transceiver, including a transmitter and a receiver coupled to each other through a first line and a second line, the method comprising:
- transmitting, by the transmitter, among a first logic level, a second logic level, a third logic level, and a fourth logic level, a first voltage signal of the second logic level or the fourth logic level through the first line;
- transmitting, by the transmitter, a second voltage signal of the first logic level or the third logic level through the second line;
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- generating, by the receiver, an output signal having one of four values based on the first voltage signal and the second voltage signal.
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