Abstract:
Disclosed is a display device including a first output part, a second output part, a power supply circuit connected to input terminals of the first output part and the second output part, a first sensing part connected to an output terminal of the first output part, a second sensing part connected to an output terminal of the second output part, a first voltage output terminal connected to the first sensing part and the second sensing part, a plurality of pixels connected to the first voltage output terminal and configured to display an image, and a defect determination part controlling shutdown of the power supply circuit by comparing a first sensing value and a second sensing value, which are received from the first sensing part and the second sensing part, with a first reference value and a second reference value having a level lower than the first reference value.
Abstract:
A display apparatus includes a display panel, a gate driver, a data driver and a timing controller. The display panel displays an image. The gate driver outputs a gate signal to the display panel. The data driver includes a plurality of data driving chips which outputs data voltages to the display panel based on data signals. The timing controller adjusts a waveform of the data signals based on a temperature of the data driving chips.
Abstract:
A 3-dimensional image display device includes a signal controller, a data driver, a display panel, and glasses. The signal controller includes a reference gamma data generator to correct image data. The data driver includes a gray voltage generator to generate a gray voltage based on the corrected image data. The display panel displays left-eye and right-eye images based on a data voltage from the data driver. The lenses of the glasses are controlled by a glasses synchronization signal from the signal controller, to compensate for charging rates of the left-eye and right-eye images.
Abstract:
A method of driving a display panel includes determining a first black gap corresponding to a 2D mode and a second black gap corresponding to a 3D mode. The first and second black gaps are different from each other, the first and second black gaps correspond to a voltage difference between a black voltage of a first polarity and a black voltage of a second polarity, and the first and second polarities are opposite to each other with respect to a reference voltage. The method further includes dividing a voltage difference between a white voltage of the first polarity and the black voltage of the first polarity to generate a plurality of gamma voltages of the first polarity, and dividing a voltage difference between a white voltage of the second polarity and the black voltage of the second polarity to generate a plurality of gamma voltages of the second polarity.
Abstract:
A method of driving a display panel includes determining a first black gap corresponding to a 2D mode and a second black gap corresponding to a 3D mode. The first and second black gaps are different from each other, the first and second black gaps correspond to a voltage difference between a black voltage of a first polarity and a black voltage of a second polarity, and the first and second polarities are opposite to each other with respect to a reference voltage. The method further includes dividing a voltage difference between a white voltage of the first polarity and the black voltage of the first polarity to generate a plurality of gamma voltages of the first polarity, and dividing a voltage difference between a white voltage of the second polarity and the black voltage of the second polarity to generate a plurality of gamma voltages of the second polarity.
Abstract:
A 3-dimensional image display device includes a signal controller, a data driver, a display panel, and glasses. The signal controller includes a reference gamma data generator to correct image data. The data driver includes a gray voltage generator to generate a gray voltage based on the corrected image data. The display panel displays left-eye and right-eye images based on a data voltage from the data driver. The lenses of the glasses are controlled by a glasses synchronization signal from the signal controller, to compensate for charging rates of the left-eye and right-eye images.