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Liquid crystal display device

  • US 9,076,402 B2
  • Filed: 02/02/2010
  • Issued: 07/07/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/24/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A liquid crystal display device, comprising:

  • a pixel array portion including signal lines and scan lines arranged in a matrix and pixel circuits arranged in cross areas of the signal and scan lines;

    signal drivers connected to the signal lines to drive the signal lines;

    scan drivers connected to the scan lines to drive the scan lines; and

    a touch panel attached on the pixel array portion;

    wherein the pixel circuit includesswitching element formed in each of the pixel circuits;

    a liquid crystal capacitance formed between a pixel electrode connected to the switching element and a counter electrode; and

    an auxiliary capacitance formed between the pixel electrode and an auxiliary capacitance line;

    wherein the signal drivers includea first voltage generation circuit to generate an analog pixel voltage applied to the signal lines;

    a second voltage generation circuit to generate a polarity inverted counter electrode voltage applied to the counter electrode;

    a precharge circuit to apply a precharge voltage to all the signal lines generated in circumference of the pixel array portion during a horizontal blanking time prior to start a next driving of the signal lines at a time of performing a polarity inversion driving to avoid malfunction of the touch panel caused by electric magnetic noises; and

    a settling adjustment circuit to adjust a settling time of the voltage generated by the second voltage generation circuit to eliminate malfunction of the touch panel caused by electric magnetic noises generated in circumference of the pixel array portion,wherein the signal drivers generate a rise wave form and a fall wave form of the counter electrode voltage in a curved shape having gradually increasing or decreasing slope as a function of time,such that the decreasing slope of the rise wave form has a rate of decrease that is higher than a corresponding rate of increase of the increasing slope of the fall wave form, orsuch that the decreasing slope of the rise wave form has a rate of decrease that is lower than a corresponding rate of increase of the increasing slope of the fall wave form.

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