Patent classifications
G11C19/182
SCAN DRIVING CIRCUIT, DRIVING CIRCUIT AND DISPLAY DEVICE
The present disclosure provides a scan driving circuit for driving an Nth-stage scanning line including: a pull-up control module for receiving a cascade signal of an upper stage and generating a scan level signal of the Nth-stage scanning line based on the cascade signal of the upper stage; a pull-up module for pulling down the scanning signal of the Nth-stage scanning line when the first clock signal is low according to the scan level signal and the first clock signal; the pull-up control module includes a first control unit and a second control unit, the control terminal of the second control unit inputs a second clock signal for controlling the scan level signal to become smaller when the second clock signal is at a high level. The present disclosure can prevent the waveform of the gate from appearing spikes, and thus the waveform of the gate is output normally.
SHIFT REGISTER UNIT, SHIFT REGISTER, GATE DRIVING CIRCUIT AND DISPLAY DEVICE
A shift register unit, a shift register, a gate driving circuit and a display device are discloses. The shift register unit has an output node Out(n) of a current stage, a pull-up node PU and a pull-down node PD, and the shift register unit includes a first capacitor module C1, a pull-down module and a pull-down control module, and the pull-down control module is configured to output one of a high level signal and a low level signal to the pull-down node (PD) in accordance with a current operating phase.
ARRAY SUBSTRATE, DISPLAY PANEL AND DISPLAY DEVICE
Provided are an array substrate, a display panel and a display device, and the array substrate includes: at least one pressure sensor disposed in the non-display region; and the pressure sensor includes a first resistor, a second resistor, a third resistor and a fourth resistor; and a plurality of shift registers disposed in the non-display region, and the first resistor, the second resistor, the third resistor and the fourth resistor are disposed at least one of following positions: inside the shift register, between adjacent two of the plurality of shift registers, at a side of the plurality of shift registers close to the display region, and at a side of the plurality of shift registers away from the display region.
INTEGRATED GATE DRIVER CIRCUIT
A display device may include a plurality of rows of pixels configured to display image data on a display and a first gate driver circuit. The first gate driver circuit may couple a first voltage source to a first node associated with a first gate of a first switch upon receipt of a start signal or a gate signal from another gate driver circuit and couple a first clock signal to a first gate line via the first switch after a first voltage of the first node exceeds a threshold. The threshold is associated with activating the first switch, such that the first gate line is configured to couple to a first row of the plurality of rows of pixels. The first gate driver circuit may then couple a second voltage source to the first node based on a second clock signal, such that the second voltage source discharges the first node.
Scan driving circuit and display device
A scan driving circuit, including a multi-stage shift register unit that outputs scan signals by stage under control of a clock signal (CKR, CKBR), the shift register unit includes an output terminal for outputting the scan signals, the scan driving circuit further includes a multi-stage signal generating unit, with an n-th stage signal generating unit is connected respectively to an output terminal of an n-th stage shift register unit and an output terminal of an (n+j)-th stage shift register unit, the n-th stage signal generating unit is configured to convert an outputted first level into a second level under triggering of a scan signal outputted by the n-th stage shift register unit, and convert an outputted second level into a first level under triggering of a scan signal outputted by the (n+j)-th stage shift register unit; the n and j both are positive integers.