Liquid crystal panel driving device
First Claim
1. A liquid crystal panel driving device for a liquid crystal display device comprising source lines, pixel switches, pixel electrodes connected to the source lines through the pixel switches, and an opposing electrode opposed to the pixel electrodes, the liquid crystal panel driving device applying to the pixel electrodes voltages corresponding to image data for pixels through the source lines, the liquid crystal panel driving device comprising:
- a charge-reusing means for reusing an electric charge of the source lines;
a charge-reusing means-connecting means for connecting and disconnecting the source lines and the charge-reusing means; and
a controlling means for controlling the charge-reusing means-connecting means such that the source lines are connected to the charge-reusing means after applying a first voltage to a previous set of the pixel electrodes but before applying a second voltage to a subsequent set of the pixel electrodes when the voltage difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is equal to or greater than a predetermined difference.
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Abstract
A switching-controlling section turns ON one of a transfer gate for high voltages or a transfer gate for low voltages and subsequently turns ON the other one of the transfer gates according to the outputs from the data latches only when the outputs from data latches are different from each other. Source lines are sequentially connected to a capacitor element for high voltages or a capacitor element for low voltages. For those source lines in which applied voltages change in a previous period and a subsequent period, an electric charge is stored and supplied effectively and power consumption is reduced, whereas for those source lines in which the applied voltages do not change, retained voltages do not vary so power is not consumed when subsequent voltages are applied. Power consumption in a liquid crystal panel driving device is reduced, and the time required for storing and supplying an electric charge is shortened. The circuit scale is also reduced.
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8 Claims
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1. A liquid crystal panel driving device for a liquid crystal display device comprising source lines, pixel switches, pixel electrodes connected to the source lines through the pixel switches, and an opposing electrode opposed to the pixel electrodes, the liquid crystal panel driving device applying to the pixel electrodes voltages corresponding to image data for pixels through the source lines, the liquid crystal panel driving device comprising:
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a charge-reusing means for reusing an electric charge of the source lines; a charge-reusing means-connecting means for connecting and disconnecting the source lines and the charge-reusing means; and a controlling means for controlling the charge-reusing means-connecting means such that the source lines are connected to the charge-reusing means after applying a first voltage to a previous set of the pixel electrodes but before applying a second voltage to a subsequent set of the pixel electrodes when the voltage difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is equal to or greater than a predetermined difference. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A liquid crystal panel driving device for a liquid crystal display device comprising source lines, pixel switches, pixel electrodes connected to the source lines through the pixel switches, and an opposing electrode opposed to the pixel electrodes, the liquid crystal panel driving device applying to the pixel electrodes voltages corresponding to image data for pixels through the source lines, the liquid crystal panel driving device comprising:
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a charge-reusing line for reusing an electric charge of the source lines; charge-reusing line-connecting switches for connecting and disconnecting the source lines and the charge-reusing line; and a controller for controlling the charge-reusing line-connecting switches such that the source lines are connected to the charge-reusing line after applying a first voltage to a previous set of the pixel electrodes but before applying a second voltage to a subsequent set of the pixel electrodes when the voltage difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is equal to or greater than a predetermined difference. - View Dependent Claims (8)
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