Integrated circuit for driving liquid crystal
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsShuji Motegi, Hiroyuki Arai, Tetsuya Tokunaga
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsShuji Motegi, Hiroyuki Arai, Tetsuya Tokunaga
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A liquid crystal driving integrated circuit capable of adjusting display contrast and requiring no externally attached components. Transmission gates TG0-TG10 are provided at respective connection points of twelve resistor elements connected in series between a power supply and the ground. One of the voltages V0-V10 derived from the transmission gates TG0-TG10 in accordance with control signals CA0-CA10 is applied to an operational amplifier 8, and used as a reference voltage VLCD0. The control signals CA0-CA10 are obtained by decoding control data D0-D3 supplied from an external source by a decoder 19. Therefore, the reference voltage VLCD0 can be set in a plurality of stages simply by changing control data D0-D3 to a user specified value. As the twelve resistor elements connected in series are formed on the same semiconductor substrate, display contrast can be adjusted without requiring any external components attached to a liquid crystal driving integrated circuit 1.
A liquid crystal driving integrated circuit (1) for generating a liquid crystal driving voltage that drives a liquid crystal panel to present a display from respective connection points of a plurality of serially connected resistor elements forming a first resistor, wherein a reference voltage applied to one end of said first resistor is variable so as to adjust display contrast of said liquid crystal panel, said circuit comprising:
A liquid crystal driving integrated circuit for generating a liquid crystal driving voltage that drives a liquid crystal panel to present a display from respective connection points of a plurality of serially connected resistor elements forming a first resistor, wherein a reference voltage applied to one end of said first resistor is variable so as to adjust display contrast of said liquid crystal panel, said circuit comprising:
A liquid crystal driving integrated circuit including a first resistor formed by a plurality of serially connected resistor elements, and generating a liquid crystal driving voltage for driving a liquid crystal panel to present a display from at least one of connection points of the serially connected resistor elements forming said first resistor, wherein a reference voltage applied to one end of said first resistor is changed to adjust display contrast of said liquid crystal panel, said circuit comprising:
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