Driving apparatus and driving method of liquid crystal display
View Patent ↗A driving apparatus of a liquid crystal display includes a signal modification unit which modifies a signal based on a data signal input to the liquid crystal display, where the signal modification unit determines whether the data signal corresponds to an image to be displayed with a quality deterioration and outputs at least one of a first signal and a second signal, where the first signal is output when the signal modification unit determines the data signal corresponds to the image to be displayed with the quality deterioration, and where the second signal is output when the signal modification unit determines the data signal does not corresponds to the image to be displayed with the quality deterioration.
1. A driving apparatus for a liquid crystal display comprising:
a signal modification unit which modifies a signal based on a data signal input to the liquid crystal display,
wherein the signal modification unit determines whether the data signal corresponds to an image to be displayed with a quality deterioration and outputs at least one of a first signal and a second signal,
wherein the first signal is output which changes a duration of a gate-on signal relative to a time duration during which the data signal is input to be a first interval when the signal modification unit determines the data signal corresponds to the image to be displayed with the quality deterioration,
wherein the second signal is output which changes the duration of the gate-on signal relative to a time duration during which the data signal is input to be a second interval when the signal modification unit determines the data signal does not correspond to the image to be displayed with the quality deterioration, and
wherein the first interval is longer than the second interval.
2. The driving apparatus of claim 1 , wherein
the first signal and the second signal are control signals of a gate signal, and
a duration of the gate-on signal corresponding to the first signal is greater than a duration of a gate-on signal corresponding to the second signal.
3. The driving apparatus of claim 2 , wherein
the signal modification unit comprises a line memory which stores the data signal input to a first data line of the liquid crystal display.
4. The driving apparatus of claim 3 , wherein
the signal modification unit compares the data signal stored in the line memory with the data signal input to a second data line of the liquid crystal display.
5. The driving apparatus of claim 2 , further comprising
a frame memory which stores data signals input during a previous frame, and
wherein the signal modification unit compares the data signal stored in the frame memory with data signals input during a current frame.
6. The driving apparatus of claim 2 , wherein
the signal modification unit comprises a comparator which compares a common voltage of the liquid crystal display and a predetermined reference value.
7. The driving apparatus of claim 1 , wherein
the signal modification unit comprises a line memory which stores the data signal input to a first data line of the liquid crystal display.
8. The driving apparatus of claim 7 , wherein
the signal modification unit compares the data signal stored in the line memory with the data signal input to a second data line of the liquid crystal display.
9. The driving apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising
a frame memory which stores data signals input during a previous frame, and
wherein the signal modification unit compares the data signal stored in the frame memory with the data signal input during a previous frame.
10. The driving apparatus of claim 1 , wherein
the signal modification unit comprises a comparator which compares a common voltage of the liquid crystal display and a predetermined reference value.
11. The driving apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the signal modification unit determines whether the data signal corresponds to an image to be displayed with a quality deterioration and outputs at least one of a first signal and a second signal irrespective of whether the data signal input is for an odd or even pixel column.
12. A driving method of a liquid crystal display, the method comprising:
determining whether a data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to an image to be displayed with a display quality deterioration based on an data signal input to the liquid crystal display; and
outputting at least one of a first signal and a second signal based on the determining whether the data signal corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration,
wherein the first signal is output which changes a duration of a gate-on signal relative to a time duration during which the data signal is input to be a first interval when the signal modification unit determines the data signal corresponds to the image to be displayed with the quality deterioration,
wherein the second signal is output which changes the duration of the gate-on signal relative to a time duration during which the data signal is input to be a second interval when the signal modification unit determines the data signal does not correspond to the image to be displayed with the quality deterioration, and
wherein the first interval is longer than the second interval.
13. The driving method of claim 12 , wherein
the first signal and the second signal are control signals of a gate signal, and
a duration of the gate-on signal corresponding to the first signal is greater than a duration of a gate-on signal corresponding to the second signal.
14. The driving method of claim 13 , wherein
the determining whether the data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration comprises comparing a data signal input to a first data line and stored in a frame memory with a data signal input to a second data line.
15. The driving method of claim 13 , wherein
the determining whether the data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration comprises comparing data signals during a previous frame and stored in a frame memory with data signals currently input.
16. The driving method of claim 13 , wherein
the determining whether the data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration comprises comparing a common voltage of the liquid crystal display with a predetermined reference value.
17. The driving method of claim 12 , wherein
the determining whether the data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration comprises comparing a data signal input to a first data line and stored in a frame memory with a data signal input to a second data line.
18. The driving method of claim 12 , wherein
the determining whether the data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration comprises comparing data signals stored in a frame memory which stores data signals input during a previous frame with data signals input during a current frame.
19. The driving method of claim 12 , wherein
the determining whether the data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to the image to be displayed with the display quality deterioration comprises comparing a common voltage of the liquid crystal display with a predetermined reference value.
20. The driving method of claim 12 , wherein the determining whether a data signal input to the liquid crystal display corresponds to an image to be displayed with a display quality deterioration based on an data signal input to the liquid crystal display is irrespective of whether the data signal input is for an odd or even pixel column.