Analog conditioning circuitry for imagers for a display
AssigneeDuke University
InventorsDavid W. Engler, Mark W. Welker
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AssigneeDuke University
InventorsDavid W. Engler, Mark W. Welker
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A monitor provides analog conditioning circuitry for supplying a symmetrical high speed analog output signal generated from inverted and non-inverted digital data to imagers for a display of the monitor. The circuitry includes an upper bias amplifier for generating a precision upper DC offset signal. a lower bias amplifier for generating a precision lower DC offset signal, a switch for alternating selection of a precision DC offset signal with each frame, and a summing amplifier for adding the selected precision DC offset signal to a high speed analog signal provided by a digital-to-analog converter. Selection of the precision DC offset signal is controlled by an inversion signal provided to the switch from an inversion bit of a display controller. The digital data inversion is controlled by inversion circuitry within the display controller. The analog conditioning circuitry thus provides a single gain path and also provides low speed signal paths decoupled from a high speed signal path.
An analog conditioning circuit for driving a plurality of imagers for a display, comprising:
A method of generating a high speed symmetrical analog voltage signal for driving an imager, comprising:
A method of generating a symmetrical analog voltage signal for driving an imager, comprising:
A monitor, comprising:
A monitor, comprising:
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