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| 20090128228 | Charge Pump Capable of Enhancing Power Efficiency and Output Voltage - The present invention relates to a charge pump capable of enhancing power efficiency and output voltage, which comprises a pump capacitor, a switching module, a first switch, a first buffer, a first switch, and an output capacitor. The switching module is coupled to a first terminal of the pump capacitor. The first switch is coupled between a second terminal of the pump capacitor and a supply voltage. The first buffer receives a first input signal and produces a control signal for controlling the first switch to turn on or cut off. The level of the first input signal ranges between a first voltage and a second voltage, wherein the first and the second voltages are related to the gate voltage of the first switch. The gate voltage of the first switch is a multiple, which is greater than one, of the supply voltage. Thereby, the impedance of the switch is reduced, and hence the power efficiency of the charge pump, the output voltage level, and the area efficiency of integrated circuits are improved. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20090128535 | LOW POWER SOURCE DRIVING DEVICE - A low power source driving device adopted for use on liquid crystal drivers includes a time series controlled digital circuit to generate different digital signal combinations and a dynamically regulated source driver bias circuit to regulate by stages bias currents of source drivers according to the digital signal combinations so that output can reach a Gamma potential while power consumption is reduced at the same time. Increasing the stage number of the bias currents can further reduce power consumption. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20090261891 | Charge Pump - The present invention relates to a charge pump, which uses a chopper circuit or a clamp circuit coupled between a pump capacitor and an output capacitor for preventing a parasitic transistor produced by a switching mechanism from turning on. Thereby, the performance of the charge pump is improved effectively. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20100245314 | Driving Circuit for Display Panel - The present invention relates to a driving circuit for a display panel, which comprises a pre-charge power supply, a pre-charge switch, a buffer circuit, and a plurality of resistive devices. The pre-charge switch is coupled between the pre-charge power supply and a capacitor of the display panel. The buffer circuit is used for buffering a data signal and producing a buffer signal. The plurality of resistive devices is connected in series and coupled to the buffer circuit, and produces a plurality of driving signals therebetween according to the buffer signal. The driving circuit first closes the pre-charge switch to make the pre-charge power supply charge the capacitor. Then, one of the plurality of driving signals charges the capacitor. Thereby, the driving time can be shortened, and power of the display can be saved by avoiding power consumption on resistors. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100245315 | Driving Circuit for Display Panel - The present invention relates to a driving circuit for a display panel, and comprises a switching module, a buffer circuit, and a plurality of resistive devices. The switching module is coupled to a first power supply and a second power supply. The voltage of the first power supply is smaller than that of the second power supply. The buffer circuit is coupled to the switching module, and is used for buffering a data signal and producing a buffer signal. The plurality of resistive devices is connected in series and coupled to the buffer circuit, and produces a plurality of driving signals between the plurality of resistive devices according to the buffer signal. The driving circuit switches between the first power supply and second power supply sequentially to supply power to the buffer circuit. Thereby, one of the plurality of driving signals charges a capacitor of the display panel for saving power of the driving circuit. Accordingly, the power of the display can be saved. | 09-30-2010 |
