A display device includes a display panel configured to display an image, a timing controller configured to control the display panel, a memory operating in association with the timing controller, and a data transmission/reception circuit configured to write data to the memory or to read data from the memory under the control of the timing controller, wherein the data transmission/reception circuit includes a transmission direction setting unit configured to set a data transmission/reception path depending on a data transmission period or a data reception period in order to avoid collision between input and output during data transmission/reception.

A display device including: a display panel including first and second display areas, and including pixels in the first and second display areas; and a data driver to output data signals to the pixels through a channels arranged along a first direction, wherein the channels include a first channel group corresponding to the first display area and a second channel group corresponding to the second display area, wherein some of the pixels emit light in different colors and have a first pixel arrangement along the first direction, and based on channel selection information about the first or second channel groups, the data driver outputs first data signals in a first output order along the first direction corresponding to the first pixel arrangement through the first channel group, and outputs second data signals in a second output order different from the first output order through the second channel group.

A display device includes a display panel including a first pixel connected to a first initialization scan line and a first compensation scan line and a second pixel connected to a second initialization scan line and a second compensation scan line, a scan driving circuit which provides a first initialization scan signal to the first initialization scan line and the second initialization scan line in common and provides a first compensation scan signal and a second compensation scan signal to the first compensation scan line and the second compensation scan line, and a driving controller which controls the scan driving circuit. A delay time from a time point at which the first initialization scan signal transitions from an active level to an inactive level to a time point at which the first compensation scan signal transitions from the inactive level to the active level is less than one horizontal period.

A method of correcting input image data for a display device can include receiving input image data by a controller in the display device, a first portion of the input image data corresponding to a first region of a display panel in the display device and a second portion of the input image data corresponding to a second region of the display panel having a pixel density different than a pixel density of the first region; and correcting, by the controller, at least some of the input image data to generate corrected image data based on at least one white correction value or at least one monochromatic correction value.

Disclosed is a display apparatus which may prevent a settling time from being changed when image data input to a source drive integrated circuit (IC) is changed, for voltage interpolation. The display apparatus includes a source drive integrated circuit (IC) configured to sequentially perform a first voltage interpolation and a second voltage interpolation at every horizontal period so as to drive a data line by using N bit image data including an M bit interpolation code and an N-M bit image code.

A display apparatus includes a display panel including a sub-display area including an opening and a main display area including no opening, a gate driver supplying a gate signal to the display panel, and a driver controlling the gate driver, wherein the driver separates a sub-clock signal for controlling the sub-display area and a main clock signal for controlling the main display area and varies a pulse width of the sub-clock signal.

The present disclosure relates to a power management circuit including a multiplexer and a power converter, and can provide technology that implements a multiplexer selecting and outputting input power to the power management circuit and a power converter controlling input voltage of a timing controller as one integrated circuit.

The disclosure relates to a disclosed display device and a display driving method. According to an embodiment, the disclosed display device may include a display panel having a first subpixel including a light emitting element and being connected to a sensing line in the display panel for sensing a characteristic value of the first subpixel; a gate driving circuit configured to supply a scan signal to the first subpixel through a gate line in the display panel; a data driving circuit configured to supply a data voltage to the first subpixel through a data line in the display panel; and a timing controller. The timing controller may be configured to: control the gate driving circuit; determine compensation data for compensating for a deviation in the characteristic value of the first subpixel based on a first sensing voltage, a second sensing voltage, and a third sensing voltage on the sensing line; and control the data driving circuit based on the compensation data.

An electronic shelf label that comprises: a display unit that is arranged to display an image, and an interaction interface which is arranged separate from the display unit, wherein the interaction interface is realized as touch sensitive unit that provides a touch-triggered signal, and a processing unit that is connected to the touch sensitive unit and is arranged to process the touch-triggered signal.

Active control of LEDs, LED packages, and related LED displays by way of pulse wide modulation (PWM) is disclosed. Effective PWM frequencies for LEDs are increased by segmenting duty cycles in which LEDs are electrically activated within individual PWM periods. Segmented duty cycles may be provided by transforming or re-ordering a sequence in which control signals are provided to LEDs. As such, LEDs may be electrically activated and deactivated multiple times within each PWM period. Active electrical elements that are incorporated into one or more LED packages of an LED display may be capable of segmenting the duty cycle within each LED package. Active electrical elements may also be capable of receiving reset signals from a data stream to either initiate a reset action or pass the reset signals along to other active electrical elements of a display.