Abstract:
A light emission driver for a display device is disclosed. In one aspect, the driver includes a first node to which first and second light emitting power source voltages are applied according to respective clock signals. The driver also includes a second node to which the first and third light emitting power source voltages are applied according to the respective clock signals. The driver further includes first and second transistors respectively turned on by the first and second nodes and respectively transmitting the second and first light emitting power source voltages to a light emitting signal output terminal, respectively.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a display device including: a substrate including a display area for displaying an image and a peripheral area neighboring the display area; a plurality of signal lines formed in the display area; a pad formed in the peripheral area; and a plurality of connection wires for connecting the signal lines and the pad, wherein a first connection wire and a second connection wire neighboring the first connection wire from among the plurality of connection wires are disposed on different layers, and the first connection wire and the second connection wire, which are formed to extend from the pad and are bent at least twice to have at least one being bent toward backward direction, are disposed in the peripheral area.
Abstract:
An emission driver includes light emission control drivers electrically connected to light emission control lines, the light emission control drivers including an (n−1)th light emission control driver configured to provide an (n−1)th carry signal, n being an integer greater than or equal to 2, and an (n)th light emission control driver adjacent to the (n−1)th light emission control driver, the (n)th light emission control drive being configured to generate an (n)th light emission control signal for controlling a light emission time of a pixel based on the (n−1)th carry signal, and to generate an (n)th carry signal based on the (n)th light emission control signal.
Abstract:
An organic light emitting display device and a testing method thereof for detecting a failure occurring in a cutting process of a protective film attached to an upper end of a panel. The organic light emitting display device includes a first substrate on which a pixel unit and a tester are formed. The pixel unit includes a plurality of pixels positioned at intersection portions of scan lines and data lines, and the tester includes a plurality of transistors coupled to the respective data lines so as to supply test signals to the data lines. The transistors are divided into at least two groups, so that transistors of one group are turned on/off by a first test control line, and transistors of another group are turned on/off by a second test control line, the first and second test control lines being disposed on opposite sides of the substrate.
Abstract:
An emission driver includes light emission control drivers electrically connected to light emission control lines, the light emission control drivers including an (n−1)th light emission control driver configured to provide an (n−1)th carry signal, n being an integer greater than or equal to 2, and an (n)th light emission control driver adjacent to the (n−1)th light emission control driver, the (n)th light emission control drive being configured to generate an (n)th light emission control signal for controlling a light emission time of a pixel based on the (n−1)th carry signal, and to generate an (n)th carry signal based on the (n)th light emission control signal.
Abstract:
A display device includes a display panel including a plurality of scan lines, a plurality of data lines, and a plurality of unit pixels. Each unit pixel includes a plurality of sub-pixels, each coupled to a respective data line. The plurality of sub-pixels includes a red sub-pixel, a first green sub-pixel, a blue sub-pixel, and a second green sub-pixel. The display device further includes a data driver configured to output data signals via output channels. The display device additionally includes a plurality of demultiplexers configured to selectively connect data signals output from the output channels to the plurality of sub-pixels in response to a plurality of select signals that are sequentially provided to the plurality of demultiplexers. The display device further includes a scan driver configured to provide scan signals to the unit pixels through the scan lines, and a timing controller.