18195684. SENSING CIRCUIT, DISPLAY DEVICE INCLUDING SENSING CIRCUIT, AND METHOD OF DRIVING SENSING CIRCUIT simplified abstract (SAMSUNG DISPLAY CO., LTD.)

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SENSING CIRCUIT, DISPLAY DEVICE INCLUDING SENSING CIRCUIT, AND METHOD OF DRIVING SENSING CIRCUIT

Organization Name

SAMSUNG DISPLAY CO., LTD.

Inventor(s)

HAYONG Jung of Hwaseong-si (KR)

WOOK Lee of Hwaseong-si (KR)

SUNG HWAN Kim of Yongin-si (KR)

JAEHOON Shin of Hwaseong-si (KR)

SENSING CIRCUIT, DISPLAY DEVICE INCLUDING SENSING CIRCUIT, AND METHOD OF DRIVING SENSING CIRCUIT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18195684 titled 'SENSING CIRCUIT, DISPLAY DEVICE INCLUDING SENSING CIRCUIT, AND METHOD OF DRIVING SENSING CIRCUIT

Simplified Explanation

The sensing circuit described in the patent application includes several components that enable the sampling of sensing voltages and noise in different sub-sensing periods. Here is a simplified explanation of the abstract:

  • The circuit has a first line selection switch that connects a first sensing line to a sensing channel in the first sub-sensing period.
  • It also has a first noise selection switch that connects the first sensing line to a reference channel in the second sub-sensing period.
  • A second line selection switch connects a second sensing line to the sensing channel in the second sub-sensing period.
  • A second noise selection switch connects the second sensing line to the reference channel in the first sub-sensing period.
  • The sensing channel samples the first sensing voltage and noise of the first sensing line, while the reference channel samples noise from the second sensing line in the first sampling period.
  • In the second sampling period, the sensing channel samples the second sensing voltage and noise of the second sensing line, while the reference channel samples noise from the first sensing line.

Bullet points explaining the patent/innovation:

  • The circuit allows for the sampling of sensing voltages and noise in different sub-sensing periods.
  • It includes line selection switches that connect the sensing lines to the sensing channel and the reference channel.
  • The circuit enables the sampling of noise from one sensing line in the reference channel during the sub-sensing period of the other sensing line.
  • This arrangement allows for the separation of sensing voltages and noise, improving the accuracy of measurements.

Potential applications of this technology:

  • This sensing circuit can be used in various sensing systems, such as medical devices, environmental monitoring, and industrial automation.
  • It can be applied in applications that require accurate measurement of sensing voltages while minimizing the impact of noise.

Problems solved by this technology:

  • The circuit addresses the challenge of accurately measuring sensing voltages in the presence of noise.
  • It solves the problem of cross-talk between sensing lines by separating the noise sampling from different sensing lines in different sub-sensing periods.

Benefits of this technology:

  • The circuit improves the accuracy of sensing measurements by separating sensing voltages and noise.
  • It enables more reliable and precise measurements in various applications.
  • The technology can enhance the performance of sensing systems by reducing the impact of noise on the measurements.


Original Abstract Submitted

A sensing circuit includes a first line selection switch which connects a first sensing line to a sensing channel in a first sub-sensing period, a first noise selection switch which connects the first sensing line to a reference channel in a second sub-sensing period, a second line selection switch which connects a second sensing line to the sensing channel in the second sub-sensing period, and a second noise selection switch which connects the second sensing line to the reference channel in the first sub-sensing period. The sensing channel samples a first sensing voltage and noise of the first sensing line and the reference channel samples noise of the second sensing line in a first sampling period, and the sensing channel samples a second sensing voltage and noise of the second sensing line and the reference channel samples noise of the first sensing line in a second sampling period.