Method and apparatus for driving liquid crystal display device

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Display elements arranged in matrix

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C345S098000, C345S100000, C345S204000

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07667675

ABSTRACT:
A driving apparatus of a liquid crystal display device includes a multiplexer array for performing time-division on inputted pixel data to supply time-divided pixel data, a digital-to-analog converter array for converting the time-divided pixel data into pixel voltage signals, and a demultiplexer array for driving data lines in a time-division manner to supply the converted pixel voltage signals, wherein the digital-to-analog converter array receives a plurality of pixel voltage signal levels inputted from an external source and generates the pixel voltage signals using the pixel voltage signal level with a voltage at least one-step higher in absolute value than the original pixel voltage signal level in correspondence to at least one pixel data.

REFERENCES:
patent: 6097362 (2000-08-01), Kim
patent: 6335721 (2002-01-01), Jeong
patent: 7095393 (2006-08-01), Lee

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