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Title: Low voltage driving of STN LCDs with low hardware complexity for portable applications
Authors: Panikumar, K.G.
Ruckmongathan, T.N.
Keywords: PMLCDs
Multi-Line Addressing
Hybrid Addressing
Hardware Complexity
Issue Date: Oct-2006
Publisher: Society for Information Display
Citation: Proceedings of the Asian Symposium on Information Display (ASID'06), Oct. 8-12, 2006, pp 121-124
Abstract: In passive matrix liquid crystal displays (PMLCDs), multiplexing is achieved by using intrinsic non-linear electro-optic characteristics of the displays. Supply voltage can be reduced considerably as compared to the conventional as well as multi-line addressing techniques by using displays with steep electro-optic characteristics. The technique is demonstrated by driving a display with the hybrid addressing technique (HAT) that has a low hardware complexity. A 35% reduction in supply voltage is achieved by using a display with steeper electro-optic characteristics than necessary for the application. The technique can be extended to display gray scales in combination with the successive approximation approach by using five multiplexers and a few voltage level generators (VLG) that are common to all the drivers in the display. It is a simple solution to reduce the hardware complexity, supply voltage and cost.
Description: Paper presented at the Proceedings of the Asian Symposium on Information Display (ASID'06), Oct. 8-12, 2006.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2289/1489
Alternative Location: http://www.rri.res.in/~ruck/Publications/asid06pk.pdf
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