Driver circuit
The plurality of stages of circuit blocks of a driver circuit in a display device include a first transistor and a second transistor. The first transistor is connected at its gate with a first node and controls conductivity between a scanning signal line and a first clock signal line applied with a first clock signal. The first node is at an active potential when at least any one signal of signals output from one stage in each of a forward direction and a reverse direction is at the active potential. The second transistor is connected at its gate with the first node and controls conductivity between the first clock signal line and an input signal line of another stage of circuit block.
1. A bidirectional scanning circuit comprising:
a plurality of stages of circuit blocks respectively outputting an active potential to an output electrode; and
a clock signal line applying a clock signal to the plurality of stages, wherein
the clock signal includes the active potential,
at least one stage of circuit block of the plurality of stages of circuit blocks includes a first transistor, a second transistor, a third transistor, a first node, a second node, and a transfer electrode,
the active potential can turn on the first transistor,
the first transistor connects the clock signal line and the output electrode, and applies the active potential of the clock signal to the output electrode when the first transistor is an ON state,
the second transistor connects the clock signal line and the transfer electrode which is electrically connected to the first node of a next stage of the plurality of stages, and applies the active potential of the clock signal to the first node of the next stage when the second transistor is an ON state,
the first node is connected to a gate of the first transistor of a present stage and to a gate of the second transistor of the present stage,
the third transistor connects the output electrode and a constant voltage line when the third transistor is an ON state,
the second node is connected to a gate of the third transistor of the present stage, and
the transfer electrode is not directly connected to the output electrode.
2. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising a fourth transistor, wherein
the fourth transistor connects the constant voltage line and the first node of the next stage.
3. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising a fifth transistor, wherein
the fifth transistor connects the first node and the gate of the first transistor,
the fifth transistor has a gate which is connected to an active potential line which supplies the active potential, and
the fifth transistor has a double-gate structure.
4. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 1 , wherein
the second transistor connects the clock signal line and the first node of a previous stage of the plurality of stages, and applies the active potential of the clock signal to the first node of the previous stage when the second transistor is an ON state.
5. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 1 , wherein
the fourth transistor connects the constant voltage line and the first node of a previous stage when the fourth transistor is an ON state.
6. A bidirectional scanning circuit comprising:
a plurality of stages of circuit blocks as circuits respectively applying an active potential to an output electrode;
a pulse signal line applying a pulse signal to the plurality of stages;
an active signal line applying the active potential; and
an inactive signal line applying an inactive potential, wherein
at least one stage of circuit block of the plurality of stages of circuit blocks includes a first transistor, a second transistor, a third transistor, a fourth transistor, a first node, a second node, a forward input terminal, a reverse input terminal, and a transfer electrode,
the pulse signal includes the active potential which can turn on the first transistor and the inactive potential which can turn off the first transistor,
the first transistor connects the pulse signal line and the output electrode, and applies the active potential of the pulse signal to the output electrode when the first transistor is an ON state,
the first node is connected to a gate of the first transistor of a present stage,
the second transistor connects the pulse signal line and the transfer electrode of the present stage and applies the active potential of the pulse signal to the transfer electrode when the second transistor is an ON state,
the forward input terminal of the present stage is directly connected to the transfer electrode of a previous stage,
the reverse input terminal of the present stage is directly connected to the transfer electrode of a next stage,
the third transistor connects the output electrode and the inactive signal line when the third transistor is an ON state,
the second node is connected to a gate of the third transistor,
the fifth transistor connects the first node and the gate of the first transistor,
the fifth transistor has a gate which is connected to the active signal line, and
the transfer electrode is not directly connected to the output electrode.
7. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 6 , wherein
the fifth transistor has a double-gate structure.
8. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 6 , wherein
the second transistor has a double-gate structure.
9. The bidirectional scanning circuit according to claim 6 , wherein
the fourth transistor has a double-gate structure.