Scan driver and organic light emitting display device using the same
AssigneeLG Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsHyemin Park, Sangho Yu, Hyunwook Kim
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Abstract
A scan driver for an organic light emitting display includes logic circuitry to receive a plurality of start pulses and either a first clock or a second clock that is an inversion of the first clock and to generate one or more pulse signals as scan signals for driving the sub-pixels of the organic light emitting display panel, where one or more of the pulse signals are delayed by ½ horizontal time from at least another one of the pulse signals.
Claims17
A scan driver for a display device, the scan driver comprising:
- clock selectors that output either a first clock or a second clock obtained by inverting the first clock in accordance with logic value of a selection signal, the first clock having a logic high period followed by a logic low period within one horizontal time, the horizontal time corresponding to a duration during which a scan signal is asserted for display of an image on the display device;
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- shift registers that generate pulse signals for driving sub-pixels of the display device in a given row, based on either the first clock or the second clock supplied from the clock selectors together with first to N-th start pulses of different phases where N is an integer equal to or greater than 4, one or more of the shift registers generating at least a first pulse signal for the given row based on a first start pulse responsive to the first clock and generating a second pulse signal for the given row offset by ½ horizontal time from the first pulse signal based on a second start pulse responsive to the second clock, the first pulse signal being asserted during a light-emitting period of the sub-pixels and the second pulse signal not being asserted during the light-emitting period of the sub-pixels.
An organic light emitting display comprising:
- an organic light emitting display panel;
- a data driver that supplies data signals to the display panel;
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- a scan driver,
- the scan driver comprising:
- clock selectors that output either a first clock or a second clock obtained by inverting the first clock in accordance with logic value of a selection signal, the first clock having a logic high period followed by a logic low period within one horizontal time, the horizontal time corresponding to a duration during which a scan signal is asserted for display of an image on the organic light emitting display, and
- shift registers that generate pulse signals for driving sub-pixels of the organic light emitting display in a given row, based on either the first clock or the second clock supplied from the clock selectors together with first to N-th start pulses of different phases where N is an integer equal to or greater than 4, one or more of the shift registers generating at least a first pulse signal for the given row based on a first start pulse responsive to the first clock and generating a second pulse signal for the given row offset by ½ horizontal time from the first pulse signal based on a second start pulse responsive to the second clock, the first pulse signal being asserted during a light-emitting period of the sub-pixels and the second pulse signal not being asserted during the light-emitting period of the sub-pixels.
An organic light emitting display comprising:
- an organic light emitting display panel including a plurality of sub-pixels;
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- a scan driver including logic circuitry to receive a plurality of start pulses including at least a first start pulse, first clock and a second clock that is an inversion of the first clock to generate two or more pulse signals as scan signals for driving the sub-pixels of the organic light emitting display panel in a given row, the logic circuitry generating a first pulse signal for the given row based on the first start pulse responsive to the first clock and generating a second pulse signal for the given row offset by ½ horizontal time from the first pulse signal based on the second start pulse responsive to the second clock, the first pulse signal being asserted during a light-emitting period of the sub-pixels and the second pulse signal not being asserted during the light-emitting period of the sub-pixels, the horizontal time corresponding to a duration during which the scan signals are asserted for display of an image on the organic light emitting display.
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