Driving circuit for producing varying signals for a liquid cryst

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Segmented display elements

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ABSTRACT:
A driving circuit which can drive an LCD apparatus without causing the residual image phenomenon is disclosed. The driving circuit has a polarity-inverting circuit for converting input video signals into polarity-alternating signals. The polarity-inverting circuit has input-output characteristics which are at least partially non-linear. The input-output characteristics are linear in the positive region, and non-linear in the negative region, or non-linear in the positive region, and linear in the negative region.

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