Control circuit for displaying the same video simultaneously...

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural display systems

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C345S099000

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07439936

ABSTRACT:
A display panel control circuit includes a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) for outputting a clock signal, a first-panel horizontal system pulse generation section, a second-panel horizontal system pulse generation section, a vertical system pulse generation section which is commonly used among the first and second panels, a phase comparator, and a smoothing element. The first-panel horizontal system pulse generation section and the second-panel horizontal system pulse generation section respectively generate a reference signal of a first-panel horizontal system output group and a reference signal of a second-panel horizontal system output group from signal VCOCLK1output from the VCO. Thus, it is possible to simultaneously drive two different panels.

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