1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel and a related LCD device, and more particularly to, a method for reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel by jittering driving signals of the LCD panel and a related LCD device.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Possessing the advantages of light weight, low electrical consumption, and little radiation contamination, a liquid crystal display (LCD) device has replaced a conventional cathode ray tube (CRT) display. Thus, the LCD device has been widely applied to various information products, such as notebooks, PDAs, TVs, mobile phones, etc.
In the LCD device of the prior art, an alternating signal outputted from a driving circuit, such as a common voltage (VCOM) or a clock signal, has an over-centralized operational frequency, causing resonance generated from all components on the LCD panel. The sever resonance could be heard by human ears. Please refer to
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In order to avoid the aforementioned noise issue, the prior arts usually tune up the operational frequency of the driving circuit, for example above 20 KHz, to surpass the frequency range that human ears can distinguish. But such method may result in power consumption and other issues.
It is therefore an objective of the present invention to provide a method for reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel and a related LCD device.
The present invention discloses a method for reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel. The method includes providing a plurality of driving signal patterns, each of the plurality of driving signal patterns defining a non-overlap area width of a synchronization signal and a scan-line charging frequency, and determining an order of the plurality of driving signal patterns to modulate driving signals of the LCD panel according to the order.
The present invention further discloses an LCD device capable of reducing resonance energy of an LCD panel. The LCD device includes an LCD panel, a driving circuit, and a modulation module. The driving circuit is coupled to the LCD panel, and utilized for generating driving signals of the LCD panel. The modulation module is coupled to the driving circuit, and utilized for providing a plurality of driving signal patterns and determining an order of the plurality of driving signal patterns to modulate the driving signals of the LCD panel according to the order. Each of the plurality of driving signal patterns defines a non-overlap area width of a synchronization signal and a scan-line charging frequency.
These and other objectives of the present invention will no doubt become obvious to those of ordinary skill in the art after reading the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment that is illustrated in the various figures and drawings.
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Thus, the LCD device 40 of the present invention modulates the alternating signals outputted from the driving circuit 42 to cause jitters in operation frequencies of the driving signal and spread the operational frequency over a wide frequency range, such that resonance energy on the LCD panel can be reduced. The detailed operations of the modulation module 43 can be known by referring to the following statements.
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Step 500: Start.
Step 510: Provide a plurality of driving signal patterns, each of the plurality of driving signal patterns defining a non-overlap area width of a synchronization signal and a scan-line charging frequency.
Step 520: Determine an order of the plurality of driving signal patterns for modulating driving signals of the LCD panel according to the order.
Step 530: End.
According to the process 50, the embodiment of the present invention provides the plurality of driving signal patterns. Each driving signal pattern defines a non-overlap area width of the synchronization signal and a scan-line charging frequency. Subsequently, the modulation module 43 determines the order of the driving signal patterns to modulate the driving signals of the LCD panel 41. Consequently, the operation frequencies of the driving signal are spread over a wide frequency range for reducing resonance energy.
Preferably, the aforementioned synchronization signal could be a vertical or horizontal synchronization signal. If the synchronization signal is the vertical synchronization signal, the non-overlap area width of the aforementioned synchronization signal represents a blanking period or a flyback period between each frame. If the synchronization signal is the horizontal synchronization signal, the non-overlap area width of the aforementioned synchronization signal represents a blanking period or a flyback period between each horizontal scan line. Furthermore, in the embodiment of the present invention, the non-overlap area width of the synchronization signal corresponds to an amount of clocks included in the non-overlap area of the synchronization signal, and the scan-line charging frequency corresponds to a polarity inverting frequency of a common voltage of the LCD panel.
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Besides, the embodiment of the present invention further permutes the fixed number of driving signal patterns and modulates the driving signals of the LCD panel according to all permutations of the driving signal patterns to avoid deteriorating display quality of the LCD panel due to over-modulation of the driving signals. Please continue to refer to
Please note that the embodiment of the present invention limits neither the number of the driving signal patterns Sx, nor the permutation order of the driving signal pattern Sx. Therefore, those skilled in the art are free to modulate the driving signals outputted from the driving circuit 42 by setting the desired patterns and combinations. Such variations are also included in the scope of the present invention. For example, a circuit designer can define the amount of the clocks as N1-Ny and the scan-line charging frequencies as f1-fz. As a result, there are y*z combinations for the driving signal patterns Sx. The combinations of the driving signal patterns Sx can be permuted in any order to modulate the driving signals such that energy of the driving signals can be spread more uniformly on spectrum.
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To sum up, the embodiment of the present invention modulates the driving signals outputted from the driving circuit to spread the operation frequencies of the driving signals over a wide range, such that the resonance energy on the LCD panel can be reduced.
Those skilled in the art will readily observe that numerous modifications and alterations of the device and method may be made while retaining the teachings of the invention.
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