Light sensing circuit, backlight control apparatus having the same, and liquid crystal display device having the same
First Claim
1. A light sensing circuit, comprising:
- a first metal oxide semiconductor (MOS)-transistor; and
a second MOS-transistor serially connected to the first MOS-transistor between a first power terminal and a ground terminal,wherein a second power terminal is connected to each gate terminal of the first MOS-transistor and the second MOS-transistor, and an optical amount detecting terminal is connected to a common connection point between a drain terminal of the first MOS-transistor and a source terminal of the second MOS-transistor.
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Abstract
A light sensing circuit capable of enhancing a reliability by lowering a dependency on a temperature change without using a resistor, a backlight control apparatus having the same, and an LCD device having the same. The light sensing circuit includes a first MOS-transistor; and a second MOS-transistor serially connected to the first MOS-transistor between a first power terminal and a ground terminal, in which a second power terminal is connected to each gate terminal of the first MOS-transistor and the second MOS-transistor, and an optical amount detecting terminal is connected to a common connection point between a drain terminal of the first MOS-transistor and a source terminal of the second MOS-transistor.
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24 Claims
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1. A light sensing circuit, comprising:
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a first metal oxide semiconductor (MOS)-transistor; and a second MOS-transistor serially connected to the first MOS-transistor between a first power terminal and a ground terminal, wherein a second power terminal is connected to each gate terminal of the first MOS-transistor and the second MOS-transistor, and an optical amount detecting terminal is connected to a common connection point between a drain terminal of the first MOS-transistor and a source terminal of the second MOS-transistor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A liquid crystal display (LCD) device, comprising:
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an LC panel; a backlight that irradiates light a rear side of the LC panel; an inverter that supplies an output power to the backlight; a light sensing circuit that detects an amount of external light introduced to the LC panel by a first metal oxide semiconductor (MOS)-transistor and a second MOS-transistor serially connected to each other; and an inverter driving controller that controls a driving of an inverter based on a voltage corresponding to the optical amount from the light sensing circuit. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A backlight control apparatus for controlling a backlight to irradiate light to a rear side of an LC panel, the apparatus comprising:
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a light sensing circuit that detects an amount of external light introduced into the LC panel by a first MOS-transistor and a second MOS-transistor serially connected to each other, and outputs a voltage corresponding to the detected optical amount; an inverter that supplies an output power to the backlight; and an inverter driving controller that controls a driving of the inverter according to the voltage output from the light sensing circuit.
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16. A liquid crystal display (LCD) device, comprising:
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an LC panel; means for irradiating a rear side of the LC panel; means for supplying an output power to the backlight; means for detecting an amount of external light introduced to the LC panel by a first metal oxide semiconductor (MOS)-transistor and a second MOS-transistor serially connected to each other; and means for controlling a driving of an inverter based on a voltage corresponding to the optical amount from the light sensing circuit. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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24. A backlight control apparatus for controlling a backlight to irradiate light to a rear side of an LC panel, the apparatus comprising:
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light sensing means for detecting an amount of external light introduced into the LC panel by a first MOS-transistor and a second MOS-transistor serially connected to each other, and outputs a voltage corresponding to the detected optical amount; means for supplying an output power to the backlight; and means for controlling a driving of the inverter according to the voltage output from the light sensing circuit.
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