Start pulse vertical signal generator using a data enable signal

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display driving control circuitry – Display power source

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ABSTRACT:
A start pulse vertical signal generator using a data enable signal for precharging is disclosed. A clock pulse vertical (CPV) signal generator generates a CPV signal by counting a main clock signal and a data enable signal. A pulse signal generator generates reset pulse signals and delayed pulse signals by using a data enable signal and the CPV signal. A pre-start pulse vertical (STV) signal generator generates an STV signal by using the CPV signal and reset pulse signals and delayed pulse signals. Accordingly, the present invention generates the pre-STV signal two clock pulses of the CPV signal before the data enable signal DE is generated.

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