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Liquid-crystal display device and method of signal transmission thereof

  • US 6,784,861 B2
  • Filed: 09/06/2002
  • Issued: 08/31/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/06/2001
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A liquid-crystal display (LCD) device comprising:

  • a LCD panel having data electrodes for receiving pixel data signals, scanning electrodes for receiving scanning signals, and pixel regions located at intersections of the data electrodes and the scanning electrodes;

    part of the pixel regions being chosen by the scanning signals;

    the pixel data signals being applied to the part of the pixel regions, displaying images corresponding to the pixel data signals applied;

    a data electrode driver circuit for receiving an image input signal to be synchronized with a horizontal scanning signal, for polarization-reversing the pixel data signals corresponding to the image input signal based on a polarization reverse signal, and for transmitting the pixel data signals thus polarization-reversed to the data electrodes of the panel;

    a scanning electrode driver circuit for transmitting scanning signals to the scanning electrodes of the panel to be synchronized with a vertical scanning signal; and

    a controller circuit for outputting the image input signal, the polarization reverse signal, the horizontal scanning signal, and the vertical scanning signal;

    wherein the controller circuit comprises a first interface circuit for receiving the polarization reverse signal and the horizontal scanning signal in parallel in such a way that the polarization reverse signal and the horizontal scanning signal have their active mode periods at different timings, for generating a serial signal from the polarization reverse signal and the horizontal scanning signal, and for transmitting the serial signal to the data electrode driver circuit by way of a transmission line or lines;

    and wherein the data electrode driver circuit comprises a second interface circuit for regenerating the polarization reverse signal and the horizontal scanning signal in parallel from the serial signal.

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