Abstract:
Provided is a method of reducing power consumption by a display device including an encoder for receiving a stream of data, and for compressing the data, a TX rate-buffer for receiving and storing the compressed data, a PHY for receiving the compressed data, a RX rate-buffer for receiving and storing the compressed data, and a decoder for receiving the compressed data, and for decompressing the compressed data to reconstruct original data, the method including placing the PHY a SLEEP state to reduce power consumption of the PHY when the TX rate-buffer transmits a last bit of the compressed data in the TX rate-buffer to the PHY, and placing the PHY in a TRANSMIT/ACTIVE state when a fullness of the TX rate-buffer reaches a reference threshold, or a last bit of compressed data corresponding to a last pixel of a line of pixels is placed in the TX rate-buffer.
Abstract:
Provided is a method of reducing power consumption by a display device including a display logic for processing pixel data, and a display panel including a plurality of pixels, the method including receiving the pixel data corresponding to the plurality of pixels, determining whether a number of consecutive pixels of the plurality of pixels that correspond to identical data of the pixel data reaches a threshold number, and powering down the display logic when the number of consecutive pixels exceeds the threshold number.
Abstract:
A scalable driving architecture for large size display includes a display; a low voltage integrated circuit configured to: receive a high-speed input signal; process the input signal; and output uncompressed pixel data based on the processed input signal; and a first high voltage integrated circuit configured to drive pixels in the display based on the uncompressed pixel data; wherein the low voltage integrated circuit is configured to provide the uncompressed pixel data to the first high voltage integrated circuit via a first low-to-high (L2H) interface, and wherein the low voltage integrated circuit and the first high voltage integrated circuit are assembled on a film.
Abstract:
A low power architecture for mobile displays includes a display, a low voltage integrated circuit configured to: receive a high speed input signal; process the input signal; and output uncompressed pixel data based on the processed input signal; and a high voltage integrated circuit configured to drive pixels in the display based on the uncompressed pixel data; wherein the low voltage integrated circuit is configured to provides the uncompressed pixel data to the high voltage integrated circuit via a timing-to-driver (T2D) interface.
Abstract:
A display interface for transmitting reverse data. The display interface includes a timing controller, a first plurality of driver integrated circuits, a first shared data lane connected to the timing controller and to each of the first plurality of driver integrated circuits, and a shared synchronization lane connected to the timing controller and to each of the first plurality of driver integrated circuits. Each of the first plurality of driver integrated circuits has a data input configured to receive reverse data from a display panel, and a buffer configured to store reverse data. The timing controller is configured to periodically send a synchronization pulse having a triggering edge. Each of the first plurality of driver integrated circuits is configured to periodically send, on the first shared data lane, reverse data to the timing controller in a respective time slot of a plurality of non-overlapping time slots, after each triggering edge.
Abstract:
A system and method for correcting for phase errors, in a phase locked loop, resulting from spread spectrum clocking involving a reference clock signal having a frequency modulation. A correction generation circuit generates an offset signal, that when injected after the charge pump of the phase locked loop, causes the voltage controlled oscillator to produce a signal with substantially the same frequency modulation, thereby reducing the phase error. The correction generation circuit may include a timing estimation circuit for estimating the times at which transitions (between positive-sloping and negative-sloping portions of the triangle wave) occur, and an amplitude estimation circuit for estimating the amplitude of the offset signal that results in a reduction in the phase error.
Abstract:
A chain of bidirectional display driver integrated circuits (DICs). The chain has a beginning and an end, the chain includes a plurality of DICs, each of the plurality of DICs including: a direct data input, a relay data input, and a relay data output. Each of the plurality of DICs is configured to combine data received at the direct data input with a stream of bits received at the relay data input to form combined data, and to transmit the combined data through the relay data output.
Abstract:
A differential amplifier including: a first amplifier leg including a first transistor, and a second amplifier leg including a second transistor. Here, the first transistor is configured to have a bulk potential different from a bulk potential of the second transistor. The first amplifier leg and the second amplifier leg, together, may be configured to differentially amplify a received differential input signal. The differential amplifier may be configured to have an input offset voltage, which corresponds to the difference between the bulk potential of the first transistor and the bulk potential of the second transistor. The differential amplifier may be at an input stage of a comparator.
Abstract:
A low-latency, high-gain (LLHG) slicer includes an input stage coupled to a differential output port and configured to receive a differential analog input signal, and to track the differential analog input signal during a tracking phase, an output stage coupled to the differential output port and configured to generate digital output bits corresponding to the differential analog input signal during a regeneration phase, and a tunable resistor coupled to the differential output port and configured to provide a first load impedance during the tracking phase and to provide a second load impedance during the regeneration phase, the first load impedance being lower than the second load impedance.
Abstract:
An electronic device includes a clock configured to transmit a first clock signal and a second clock signal for operation of the electronic device; a duty cycle corrector coupled to the clock to correct a duty cycle of the first and second clock signals, the duty cycle corrector being configured to: assign and store a first duty cycle correction code in response to the first clock signal; assign and store a second duty cycle correction code in response to the second clock signal; calculate an offset code based on the first and second duty cycle correction codes; and negate the offset code from results of duty cycle correction operations.