Display with reduced block dim effect
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsMartin Daum, Pascal Buchschacher
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsMartin Daum, Pascal Buchschacher
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The present invention is directed in general to a LCD-panel, and particularly to a LCD panel whose gate drivers (GD) are assembled without a printed circuit board (PCB). This technique is so called PCB-less, where the wiring of the gate drivers (GD) is not done with conventional printed circuit boards (PCB), but directly on the LCD-glass. The invention is also applicable for chip on glass (COG) technique, where the gate drivers (GD) are directly connected to the glass wiring. To avoid the block-dim effects, while keeping the effort and cost low, it is proposed to add an additional line (VLclean) to each output stage (OUTx), whereby the additional line (VLclean) is used solely for supplying the reference potential of the storage capacitors (Cst) of the selected gate line (GLy). All other (unselected) gate lines are connected to the usual gate off supply line (VL). The VLclean line is routed as a separate track on the LCD-glass and is connected to VL supply at the glass edge or close to the power-supply's output.
A LC-Display with n gate drivers and a source drivers for driving a Display with dots arranged in x rows and y columns, the gate driver has several output stages for driving the gate lines of the display, characterised in that, an additional voltage line is provided, which is coupled to the output stages of the gate driver.
Method for driving a display with n gate drivers and at least one source driver, whereas dots are arranged in x rows and y columns, the gate driver has several output stages for driving gate lines of the display and a capacitance of the selected gate line is connected to the previous gate line characterised in that, an additional supply line of the output stage for row is activated when the row is activated.
Method for driving a display with n gate drivers and a source driver, whereas dots are arranged in x rows and y columns, the gate driver has several output stages for driving the gate lines of the display and a capacitance of the selected gate line is connected to the next gate line, characterised in that, an additional supply line of the output stage for row is activated when is activated.
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