Gate driver, display device with the same and driving method thereof
A display device according to an embodiment includes a display panel in which a plurality of gate and date lines are formed, and a gate driver configured to include first and second shift registers and a control portion. The first shift register is disposed opposite to odd-numbered gate lines of the display panel. The second shift register is disposed opposite to even-numbered gate lines of the display panel. The control portion transfers a first control signal to the first shift register, derives a second control signal from the first control signal, and applies the second control signal to the second shift register.
1. A gate driver comprising:
a shift register configured to include a first shift register opposite to odd-numbered gate lines of a display panel, and a second shift register opposite to even-numbered gate lines of the display panel; and
a control portion configured to directly transfer a first control signal to the first shift register, derive a second control signal from the first control signal by delaying the first control signal, and apply the second control signal to the second shift register,
wherein the control portion includes:
a counter configured to derive the second control signal by delaying the first control signal and count a delay period of the first control signal; and
a buffer configured to output the second control signal to the second shift register, and
wherein the control portion adjusts a delay period of the first control signal using the counter.
2. The gate driver of claim 1 , wherein the first control signal includes a first gate start pulse and a first gate shift clock, and
wherein the second control signal includes a second gate start pulse and a second gate shift clock.
3. The gate driver of claim 2 , wherein the second control signal is derived from the first control signal by delaying the first gate start pulse to obtain the second gate start pulse, and delaying the first gate shift clock to obtain the second gate shift clock.
4. The gate driver of claim 1 , further comprising an output portion configured to output gate signals generated in the first and second shift registers.
5. A display device comprising:
a display panel in which a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of data lines are formed, the plurality of gate lines including odd-numbered gate lines and even-numbered gate lines; and
a gate driver which includes:
a first shift register opposite to the odd-numbered gate lines of the display panel;
a second shift register opposite to the even-numbered gate lines of the display panel; and
a control portion configured to directly transfer a first control signal to the first shift register, derive a second control signal from the first control signal by delaying the first control signal, and apply the second control signal to the second shift register, wherein the control portion includes:
a counter configured to derive the second control signal by delaying the first control signal and count a delay period of the first control signal; and
a buffer configured to output the second control signal to the second shift register, and
wherein the control portion adjusts a delay period of the first control signal using the counter.
6. The display device of claim 5 , wherein the first control signal includes a first gate start pulse and a first gate shift clock, and
wherein the second control signal includes a second gate start pulse and a second gate shift clock.
7. The display device of claim 6 , wherein the second control signal is derived from the first control signal by delaying the first gate start pulse to obtain the second gate start pulse, and delaying the first gate shift clock to obtain the second gate shift clock.
8. The display device of claim 5 , wherein the gate driver further includes an output portion configured to output gate signals generated in the first and second shift registers to the gate lines of the display panel.
9. The display device of claim 5 , wherein the gate driver is disposed on the display panel through one of chip-on-glass and line-on-glass processes.