Driving Method, Driving Module and Liquid Crystal Display Device
AssigneeNovatek Microelectronics Corp.
InventorChia-Yin Chiang
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Abstract
A driving module for a liquid crystal display device with a dual-gate structure includes a data line signal processing unit, for generating a plurality of data driving signals, and a control unit, for shifting a common voltage and the plurality of data driving signals by a specific period relative to a horizontal synchronization signal. The common voltage is an AC common voltage.
Claims9
A driving module for a liquid crystal display (LCD) device with a dual-gate structure, comprising:
- a data line signal processing unit, for generating a plurality of data driving signals;
- and
- a control unit, for shifting a common voltage and the plurality of data driving signals by a specific period relative to a horizontal synchronization signal;
- wherein the common voltage is an alternating common voltage.
A driving method for a liquid crystal display (LCD) device with a dual-gate structure, comprising:
- providing a plurality of data driving signals;
- and
- shifting a common voltage and the plurality of data driving signals by a specific period relative to a horizontal synchronization signal;
- wherein the common voltage is an alternating common voltage.
A liquid crystal display (LCD) device, comprising:
- a pixel matrix, comprising a dual-gate structure, which comprises a plurality of red subpixel columns, a plurality of green subpixel column and a plurality of blue subpixel columns forming a matrix according to a specific order;
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- a driving module, for generating a plurality of data driving signals and a common voltage, comprising:
- a data line signal processing unit, for generating the plurality of data driving signals;
- and
- a control unit, for shifting a common voltage and the plurality of data driving signals by a specific period relative to a horizontal synchronization signal;
- wherein the common voltage is an alternating common voltage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.