Display driver circuit and drive method thereof

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display driving control circuitry – Intensity or color driving control

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C345S100000

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07570276

ABSTRACT:
There is provided a technology that can reduce the number of signal lines by encoding a PWM signal used in a display driver IC. The display driver circuit for displaying a gradation on a display screen based on a PWM signal includes a PWM signal generator for generating a PWM signal, a PWM encoder for encoding the PWM signal generated from the PWM signal generator, a PWM decoder for decoding the encoded PWM signal into the PWM signal, a switching unit for selectively outputting the PWM signal generated from the PWM decoder, a data storage unit for storing a display data used to switch the switching unit, and an SRAM decoder for outputting an on/off signal to the switching unit according to the display data outputted from the data storage unit.

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