Signal electrode drive circuit for image display apparatus opera

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340811, 340784, G09G 320

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ABSTRACT:
In a signal electrode drive circuit of an image display apparatus, the latch pulses are sequentially shifted for a plurality of latch circuits so as to sequentially latch the digital image data, and the signal electrode of the dot-matrix type display panel is driven by the signal having a plurality of gradation, based upon the digital image data latched in the latch circuits. The image input data are alternately read out via the buffer circuits by two-phase clock pulses, the input data are transferred to the latch circuits in response to the two-phase clock pulses, and, as a consequence, image data of higher transfer frequency can be satisfactorily processed.

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