KR20060001331A - A driving method for a liquid crystal display device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method of driving a liquid crystal display device capable of preventing crosstalk and dim phenomenon, comprising: a liquid crystal panel having a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of data lines vertically crossing each other; A driving method of a liquid crystal display device including a plurality of liquid crystal cells defined in a matrix form by the gate lines and the data lines, respectively, wherein the first data lines are arranged to have a predetermined liquid crystal cell spacing in an odd-numbered frame. The liquid crystal cells of one horizontal line are divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups, and a data signal of a first polar pattern and a data signal of a second polar pattern inverted from the first polar pattern are applied to each liquid crystal cell group. step; The liquid crystal cells of one horizontal line are divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups on the basis of the second data lines arranged at a certain liquid crystal cell interval in an even numbered frame, and a data signal of a third polar pattern is formed in each liquid crystal cell group. And applying a data signal of a fourth polar pattern inverted from the third polar pattern.

LCD, Cross Torque, Dim, Common Voltage, Tote Inversion

Description

A driving method for a liquid crystal display device

1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a conventional liquid crystal display device

2 is a view showing a specific pattern displayed by the dot inversion driving method;

3 is a driving waveform diagram for a specific pattern shown in FIG.

4 is a diagram illustrating a common voltage ripple phenomenon due to the specific pattern shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining horizontal crosstalk by a specific pattern in a liquid crystal display panel driven by a dot inversion method; FIG.

6 is a view for explaining the ripple phenomenon of the common voltage applied to the odd and even liquid crystal cells of the first horizontal line;

7 is a diagram illustrating a ripple phenomenon of a common voltage applied to the odd and even liquid crystal cells of a second horizontal line.

8 is a view for explaining a polarity pattern applied to a liquid crystal panel in a first frame of a liquid crystal display according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a data signal of an intermediate gray and black gray applied to the liquid crystal panel of FIG. 8 and distortion of a common voltage according to the data signal.

FIG. 10 is a view illustrating a polar pattern applied to a liquid crystal panel in a second frame of the liquid crystal display according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a data signal of intermediate gray and black gray applied to the liquid crystal panel of FIG. 10 and distortion of a common voltage according to the data signal.

* Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

800: liquid crystal panel 900: liquid crystal cell

100a: first liquid crystal cell group D1: first data line

200a: second liquid crystal cell group D: data line

100b: third liquid crystal cell group G: gate line

200b: fourth liquid crystal cell group 500: liquid crystal cells adjacent to each other based on the first data line

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display device, and more particularly, to a method of driving a liquid crystal display device capable of preventing horizontal crosstalk and greenish phenomenon for a specific pattern in a dot inversion method.

The liquid crystal display device displays an image by adjusting light transmittance of liquid crystal cells according to a video signal. An active matrix liquid crystal display device in which thin film transistors (TFTs) are formed in each liquid crystal cell has a sharper image quality when displaying moving images than a passive matrix liquid crystal display device. The image can be displayed.

1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a conventional liquid crystal display device.

Referring to FIG. 1, a conventional liquid crystal display device includes a liquid crystal panel 10 having an upper glass substrate and a lower glass substrate bonded to each other with a liquid crystal interposed therebetween and having a plurality of liquid crystal cells 20, and the liquid crystal panel 10 of the liquid crystal panel 10. A data driver 25b for supplying data to the data lines D1 to Dm, and a gate driver 25a for supplying scan pulses to the gate lines G1 to Gn of the liquid crystal panel 10. do.

The gate driver 25a generates a scan pulse under the control of a timing controller (not shown) and sequentially supplies the scan pulse to the gate lines G1 to Gn. The gate driver 25a includes a shift register for sequentially generating scan pulses, and a level shifter for shifting the swing width of the scan pulse voltage to be suitable for driving the liquid crystal cell 20.

After the data driver 25b samples and latches the video data input from the timing controller, the data driver 25b converts the latched data into a gamma compensation voltage which is preset as a pixel data voltage and simultaneously performs the data line D1 to Dm. Will be supplied.

The data converted by the data driver 25b is supplied to the data lines D1 to Dm by one horizontal line during one horizontal period in synchronization with each scan pulse every time a scan pulse occurs.

Meanwhile, liquid crystal is injected between the upper glass substrate and the lower glass substrate of the liquid crystal panel 10.

In the liquid crystal panel 10, m × n liquid crystal cells 20 are arranged in a matrix type. In addition, m data lines D1 to Dm and n gate lines G1 to Gn cross each other vertically in the liquid crystal panel 10, and thin film transistors for driving the liquid crystal cell 20 at each intersection thereof. T) is formed.

The thin film transistor T is turned on in response to a scan pulse from the gate driver 25a, and when the thin film transistor T is turned on, a data signal on the data lines D1 to Dm is the liquid crystal cell 20. Is supplied to the pixel electrode.

That is, the gate electrode of the thin film transistor T is connected to the same gate line G1 to Gn every horizontal line, and the source electrode of the thin film transistor T is the same data line D1 to Dm every vertical line. Is connected to. The drain electrode of the thin film transistor T is connected to the pixel electrode of each liquid crystal cell 20 for each liquid crystal cell 20.

The pixel electrodes of the liquid crystal cells 20 of each horizontal line overlap a predetermined portion with the previous gate lines G2 to Gn-1 for driving the liquid crystal cells 20 of the previous horizontal line to form a storage capacitor. The pixel electrodes of the liquid crystal cells 20 of the first horizontal line overlap a predetermined portion of the dummy gate line G0 positioned above the first gate line G1 to form a storage capacitor.

The thin film transistor T is configured such that the pixel voltage supplied to the data lines D1 to Dm is charged to the corresponding pixel electrode in response to the gate high voltage Vgh of the scan pulses supplied to the respective gate lines G1 to Gn. do.

That is, the liquid crystal cells 20 correspond to the corresponding lines from the data lines D1 to Dm when the thin film transistor T is turned on by the gate high voltage Vgh which is sequentially supplied to the gate lines G1 to Gn. The charging voltage is maintained until the thin film transistor T is turned on again by charging the pixel voltage.

Specifically, the pixel voltage charged in the liquid crystal cell 20 of any n-th gate line is stored in the storage capacitor formed by overlapping the pixel electrode and the gate line (G2 to Gn-1) along the previous horizontal line. To be maintained.

On the other hand, the liquid crystal has a characteristic of deterioration when a data signal of the same polarity is continuously applied, and the liquid crystal display device inverts to alternately apply the positive and negative data signals to the liquid crystal every frame to prevent this. The driving method is adopted.

Three driving methods such as a frame inversion method, a line inversion method, and a dot inversion method are mainly used for the inversion driving method.

The frame inversion scheme reverses the polarity of the data signals supplied to the liquid crystal cells 20 whenever the frame is changed. In addition, the line inversion method inverts the polarities of the data signals supplied to the liquid crystal cells 20 in units of lines (low lines or columns) and in units of frames. In addition, the dot inversion method inverts the data signals supplied to the liquid crystal cells 20 in units of dots and inverts them in units of frames.

Among the inversion driving methods, the dot inversion method has an advantage of providing an image of excellent image quality compared to other frame and line inversion methods.

However, the dot inversion driving method has a disadvantage in that a horizontal crosstalk phenomenon occurs when a specific pattern (a vertical stripe pattern, a dot pattern, or a window shutdown pattern) is displayed, thereby degrading image quality.

2 is a view showing a specific pattern displayed by the dot inversion driving method, FIG. 3 is a driving waveform diagram for the specific pattern shown in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a common voltage ripple due to the specific pattern shown in FIG. 3. It is a figure which shows a phenomenon.

Each of the liquid crystal cells 20 illustrated in FIG. 2 corresponds to each of the R, G, and B liquid crystal cells 20. The R, G, and B liquid crystal cells 20 are arranged side by side in a stripe shape.

As the liquid crystal cells 20, R, G, and B are driven in a dot inversion manner, the polarities of the data signals are alternately inverted while traveling in the horizontal direction, and the polarities of the data signals are alternately progressed in the vertical direction. Is reversed.

In particular, when displaying a vertical stripe pattern in a normally black mode, the liquid crystal cells 20 (R, G, and B) may have white gray (for example, 127 gray) and black gray (for example, in column line units). , 0 gray) are applied alternately.

To this end, the data signal Vd supplied to the first horizontal line H1 corresponds to the data signal Vd_127 corresponding to the white gray and the black gray based on the common voltage Vcom as shown in FIG. 3. The data signals Vd_0 are alternately supplied with different polarities. In addition, as illustrated in FIG. 2, the data signal Vd supplied to the second horizontal line H2 also includes the data signal Vd_127 corresponding to 127 gray and the data corresponding to black gray based on the common voltage Vcom. The signals Vd_0 are supplied alternately with different polarities.

Here, the data signal Vd supplied to the second horizontal line H2 has a polarity opposite to that of the data signal Vd supplied to the first horizontal line H2.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 3A, the average level of the data signal supplied to the liquid crystal cells 20 of the first horizontal line H1 is higher than the negative polarity level based on the common voltage Vcom. The positive level is greater.

Therefore, the liquid crystal cells 20 of the first horizontal line H1 exhibit positive dominance. As shown in FIG. 4A, the common voltage Vcom has a relatively large peak value in the positive polarity direction. Will go up with.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 3B, the average level of the data signal supplied to the liquid crystal cells 20 of the second horizontal line H2 is lower than the positive polarity level based on the common voltage Vcom. The polarity level is large.

Accordingly, the liquid crystal cells 20 of the second horizontal line H2 exhibit negative dominance, and as shown in FIG. 4B, the common voltage Vcom has a relatively large peak value in the negative polarity direction. It goes down.

As such, when the data signal for displaying a specific pattern is supplied in a horizontal unit, as shown in FIG. 4, the common voltage Vcom is negative in the positive polarity direction and in the horizontal period H, as shown in FIG. 4. Ripple sway in the polar direction will occur.

As shown in FIG. 4, the common voltage Vcom ripple phenomenon also affects the peripheral screen extending in the horizontal direction to generate horizontal crosstalk in the peripheral screen.

FIG. 5 is a view for explaining horizontal crosstalk by a specific pattern in a liquid crystal display panel driven by a dot inversion method, and FIG. 6 is a common voltage applied to the odd and even liquid crystal cells 20 of the first horizontal line. 7 is a view for explaining the ripple phenomenon of the common voltage applied to the odd and even liquid crystal cells 20 of the second horizontal line.

Referring to FIG. 5, when a window 12 displaying a vertical stripe pattern 14 that is a specific pattern is floated on a portion of the liquid crystal display panel image display unit 10, the peripheral screen extending in the horizontal direction of the window 12 may also be used. It can be seen that the horizontal crosstalk pattern 16 in the form of a vertical stripe occurs.

This is because the common voltage fluctuates toward the positive or negative polarity according to the average level of the data signal in units of horizontal periods even in the peripheral screen by the vertical stripe pattern 14 displayed on the window 12.

For example, when the average level of the data signal is large in the first horizontal line H1 due to the vertical stripe pattern 14 displayed in the window 12, the common voltage is shaken with a peak toward the positive polarity. . This ripple phenomenon of the common voltage level also affects the first horizontal line H1 extending to the outside area of the window 12, as shown in FIG.

That is, as shown in FIG. 6A, the AED liquid crystal cell 20 in which the positive data signal Vdo of the first horizontal line H1 is charged is caused by the common voltage Vcom shaking toward the positive polarity. As the voltage difference between the positive data signal Vdo and the common voltage Vcom is relatively reduced, it appears darker in the normal black mode.

Meanwhile, as illustrated in FIG. 6B, the even liquid crystal cell 20, in which the negative data signal Vde of the first horizontal line H2 is charged, is applied to the common voltage Vcom shaking toward the positive polarity. As a result, the voltage difference between the negative data signal Vde and the common voltage Vcom is relatively increased.

In addition, when the average level of the data signal is negative in the second horizontal line H2 due to the vertical stripe pattern 14 displayed in the window 12, the common voltage is shaken with a peak value toward the negative polarity.

This ripple phenomenon of the common voltage level also affects the second horizontal line H2 extending to the outside area of the window 12, as shown in FIG.

That is, as shown in FIG. 7A, the AED liquid crystal cell 20 in which the negative data signal Vdo of the second horizontal line H2 is charged is caused by the common voltage Vcom shaking toward the negative polarity. As the voltage difference between the negative data signal Vdo and the common voltage Vcom is relatively reduced, it appears darker in the normal black mode.

Meanwhile, as illustrated in FIG. 7B, the even liquid crystal cell 20, in which the positive data signal Vde of the second horizontal line H2 is charged, is applied to the common voltage Vcom shaking toward the negative polarity. As a result, the voltage difference between the positive data signal Vde and the common voltage Vcom is relatively increased, thereby making it appear brighter.

As described above, since the common voltage ripple due to the vertical stripes pattern 14 displayed on the window 12 affects the peripheral screen of the window 12, the odd liquid crystal cell 20 and the even liquid crystal cell ( A luminance difference occurs between 20).

As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, horizontal crosstalk patterns 16 such as vertical stripes are generated in the peripheral screen of the window 12, thereby degrading image quality.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and includes a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups based on first data lines placed at a predetermined liquid crystal cell interval in each of the horizontal lines of the liquid crystal panel in an odd numbered frame. The data signal of the first polar pattern and the data signal of the second polarity inverted from the first polar pattern are applied to each of the groups of liquid crystal cells, and in the even-numbered frame, the liquid crystals of each horizontal line of the liquid crystal panel are divided. By dividing the cells into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups on the basis of the second data line spaced at a predetermined liquid crystal cell interval, a third polar pattern and a fourth polar pattern inverted from the third polar pattern are applied to each of the liquid crystal cell groups. To provide a method of driving a liquid crystal display device which can prevent crosstalk due to the regularity of the polarity pattern. There is this.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of driving a liquid crystal display device, including: a liquid crystal panel having a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of data lines perpendicular to each other; A driving method of a liquid crystal display device including a plurality of liquid crystal cells defined in a matrix form by the gate lines and the data lines, respectively, wherein the first data lines are arranged to have a predetermined liquid crystal cell spacing in an odd-numbered frame. The liquid crystal cells of one horizontal line are divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups, and a data signal of a first polar pattern and a data signal of a second polar pattern inverted from the first polar pattern are applied to each liquid crystal cell group. step; The liquid crystal cells of one horizontal line are divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups on the basis of the second data lines arranged at a certain liquid crystal cell interval in an even numbered frame, and a data signal of a third polar pattern is formed in each liquid crystal cell group. And applying a data signal of a fourth polar pattern inverted from the third polar pattern.

Here, in the odd-numbered frame, the data signal of the first polar pattern is applied to the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell group, and the data signal of the second polar pattern is applied to the even-numbered liquid crystal cell group.

In the even-numbered frame, the data signal of the third polar pattern is applied to the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell group, and the data signal of the fourth polar pattern is applied to the even-numbered liquid crystal cell group.

Each of the data signals of the first, second, third and fourth polar patterns is composed of alternating positive data signals and negative data signals.

Hereinafter, a driving method of a liquid crystal display according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

8 is a view for explaining a polarity pattern expressed on the liquid crystal panel of the first frame in the liquid crystal display according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

First, as shown in FIG. 8, the liquid crystal panel 800 is arranged with horizontally arranged gate lines G having a predetermined interval in one direction and vertically spaced so as to be perpendicular to the gate lines G. FIG. Data lines (D) and liquid crystal cells (900) defined in a matrix form by the gate lines (G) and the data lines (D), each gate line along each gate line (G) The liquid crystal cells 900 for one horizontal line arranged in parallel between (G) are based on the first data lines D1 arranged at intervals of a predetermined liquid crystal cell 900 among the data lines D. It is divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups 100a, 200a, 100b, and 200b. The liquid crystal cell groups 100a, 200a, 100b, and 200b have inverted data signals having a first polar pattern (+,-, +,-) and the first polar pattern (+,-, +,-). The data signal having the second polar pattern (-, +,-, +) is applied.

If this is explained in more detail as follows.

That is, among the liquid crystal cell groups 100a, 200a, 100b and 200b arranged along the odd-numbered horizontal lines H1 and H3 of the liquid crystal panel 800, the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell groups 100a and 100b may be formed in the first group. Data signals having polar patterns (+,-, +,-) are applied, and even-numbered liquid crystal cell groups 200a and 200b are applied with data signals having the second polar patterns (-, +,-, +). do. Further, among the liquid crystal cell groups 100a, 200a, 100b and 200b arranged along the even-numbered horizontal lines H2 and H4, the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell groups 100a and 100b may have the second polar pattern (−, +, A data signal having-, + is applied, and a data signal having the first polar pattern (+,-, +,-) is applied to the even-numbered liquid crystal cell groups 200a and 200b. Therefore, the liquid crystal cells 500 adjacent to each other based on the first data line D1 have the same polarity.

Here, a specific pattern in which black gray (Vd_0) and intermediate gray (Vd_127) are alternately displayed on a display unit of the liquid crystal panel 800 configured as described above in column line units, and the liquid crystal panel 900 is normally black. Let's drive it.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a data signal of an intermediate gray and black gray applied to the liquid crystal panel of FIG. 8 and distortion of a common voltage according to the data signal.

First, as shown in (a) of FIG. 9, the first polar pattern (+, applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 100a and the third liquid crystal cell group 100b of the first horizontal line H1). Since the data signals of-, +,-are larger than the negative polarity level with respect to the common voltage Vcom, they are applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 100a and the third liquid crystal cell group 100b. The common voltage Vcom rises with a relatively large peak value in the positive direction. In addition, as shown in FIG. 9B, a second polar pattern (−, applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 200a and the fourth liquid crystal cell group 200b of the first horizontal line H1). The data signal of +,-, + is greater than the positive polarity level based on the common voltage Vcom, and thus is applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 200a and the fourth liquid crystal cell 200b group. The common voltage Vcom is lowered with a relatively large peak value in the negative direction.

In this case, the common voltage Vcom supplied to the first liquid crystal cell group 100a and the third liquid crystal cell group 100b and the second liquid crystal cell group 200a and the fourth liquid crystal cell group 200b are supplied. The peak values of the common voltage Vcom have opposite polarities and cancel each other. Thus, as shown in FIG. 9C, all liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the first horizontal line H1 are offset. ) Is applied to the common voltage Vcom` dl where the ripple disappears.

Similarly, as shown in FIG. 9B, the second polar pattern (-,) applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 100a and the third liquid crystal cell 100b group of the second horizontal line H2 is applied. Since the +,-, + data signals have a negative level greater than the positive level based on the common voltage Vcom, they are applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 100a and the third liquid crystal cell group 100b. The common voltage Vcom falls with a relatively large peak value in the negative direction. In addition, as shown in (a) of FIG. 9, the first polar pattern (+, applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 200a and the fourth liquid crystal cell group 200b of the second horizontal line H2). Since the positive, negative, and negative data levels are greater than the negative polarity level based on the common voltage Vcom, the data signals are applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 200a and the fourth liquid crystal cell group 200b. The common voltage Vcom is increased with a relatively large peak value in the positive direction.                     

In this case, the common voltage Vcom supplied to the first liquid crystal cell group 100a and the third liquid crystal cell group 100b and the second liquid crystal cell group 200a and the fourth liquid crystal cell group 200b are supplied. Since the peak values of the common voltage Vcom have opposite polarities and cancel each other, as shown in FIG. 9C, all of the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the second horizontal line H2. Are applied to the common voltage Vcom` where the ripple disappears.

In the same principle, the common voltage Vcom` where the ripple disappears is applied to the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the third horizontal line H3 and the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the fourth horizontal line H4. ) Is applied.

Meanwhile, each of the adjacent liquid crystal cells 900 based on the first data line D1 has the same polarity, and a dim phenomenon may occur in the portion.

The dim phenomenon can be eliminated by changing the polarity pattern of the data signal applied to the liquid crystal panel in the second frame.

FIG. 10 illustrates a polar pattern applied to a liquid crystal panel in a second frame of the liquid crystal display according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

That is, in the second frame, as illustrated in FIG. 10, the second data line in which the liquid crystal cells 900 for one horizontal line are arranged at intervals of a predetermined liquid crystal cell 900 among the data lines D is included. The liquid crystal cell group 300a, 400a, and 300b are divided based on (D2), and data of the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, +) is included in each of the liquid crystal cell 900 groups. A signal and a data signal of a fourth polar pattern (+,-, +,-, +,-) inverted from the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, +) are applied.

If this is explained in more detail as follows.

That is, among the liquid crystal cell groups 300a, 400a, and 300b arranged along the odd-numbered horizontal lines H1 and H3 of the liquid crystal panel 800, the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell groups 300a and 300b may have the third polar pattern. A data signal having (-, +,-, +,-, +) is applied, and the even-numbered liquid crystal cell group 400a has the fourth polar pattern (+,-, +,-, +,-). The data signal is applied. Further, among the liquid crystal cell groups 300a, 400a, and 300b arranged along the even horizontal lines H2 and H4, the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell groups 300a and 300b may have the fourth polar pattern (+,-, +, A data signal having-, +,-is applied, and a data signal having the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, +) is applied to the even-numbered liquid crystal cell group 400a. Therefore, the liquid crystal cells 600 adjacent to each other based on the second data line D2 have the same polarity. On the other hand, a part of the data signal of the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, +) is applied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b of the odd-numbered horizontal lines H1 and H3. A portion of the data signal of the fourth polar pattern (+,-, +,-, +,-) is applied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b of the even-numbered horizontal lines H2 and H4.

Herein, a specific pattern in which the intermediate gray (Vd_127) and the black gray (Vd_0) are alternately displayed on the display unit of the liquid crystal panel 800 configured as described above in column line units, and the liquid crystal panel is driven in normal black. Let's do it.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a data signal of intermediate gray and black gray applied to the liquid crystal panel of FIG. 10 and distortion of a common voltage according to the data signal.

Then, as shown in (a) of FIG. 11, the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, +) applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 300a of the first horizontal line J1. Since the average level of the data signal is greater than the negative level relative to the common voltage Vcom, the common voltage Vcom applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 300a is relatively in the negative direction. It will descend with a large peak. As shown in FIG. 11B, the fourth polar pattern (+,-, +,-, +,-) applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 400a of the first horizontal line H1. Since the average level of the data signal of Rx is greater than the negative level relative to the common voltage Vcom, the common voltage Vcom applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 400a is in the positive direction. Ascends with a relatively large peak. In addition, as shown in FIG. 11C, the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, + applied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b of the first horizontal line H1). The average level of the data signal having a part of (-, +,-, +) is greater than the positive level relative to the common voltage Vcom, and thus is applied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b. The common voltage Vcom is lowered with a relatively large peak value in the negative direction.

In this case, the peak values of the common voltage Vcom supplied to the first liquid crystal cell group 300a and the common voltage Vcom supplied to the second liquid crystal cell group 400a have opposite polarities to each other. Only the ripple of the common voltage Vcom supplied to the second liquid crystal cell 900 group remains.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 11D, a common voltage Vcom` having a negative polarity level ripple is applied to all the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the first horizontal line H1. do. However, since the common voltages Vcom having the same magnitude peaks having opposite polarities in the first liquid crystal cell group 300a and the second liquid crystal cell group 400a cancel each other, the common voltage Vcom` Ripple is smaller than that of the conventional common voltage Vcom.

Similarly, as shown in FIG. 11B, the fourth polar pattern (+,-, +,-, +,-) applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 300a of the second horizontal line H2. Since the average level of the data signal of Rx is greater than the negative level relative to the common voltage Vcom, the common voltage Vcom applied to the first liquid crystal cell group 300a is in the positive direction. Rising with a relatively large peak. And, as shown in (a) of FIG. 11, the third polar pattern (-, +,-, +,-, + applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 400a of the second horizontal line H2). Since the average level of the data signal of Ng is greater than the positive polarity level with respect to the common voltage Vcom, the common voltage Vcom applied to the second liquid crystal cell group 400a has a negative polarity direction. As a result, it falls with a relatively large peak value. In addition, as illustrated in FIG. 11E, the fourth polar pattern (+,-, +,-, +,-) applied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b of the second horizontal line H2. The average level of the data signal having a part of (+,-, +,-) is greater than the negative level based on the common voltage Vcom, and thus is applied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b. The common voltage Vcom is increased with a relatively large peak value in the positive direction.

In this case, the peak values of the common voltage Vcom supplied to the first liquid crystal cell group 300a and the common voltage Vcom supplied to the second liquid crystal cell 900 group have opposite polarities to each other. The offset and the ripple of the common voltage Vcom supplied to the third liquid crystal cell group 300b remain.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 11F, a common voltage Vcom having a ripple of positive polarity is applied to all of the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the second horizontal line H2. However, since the common voltages Vcom having the same polarity having opposite polarities in the first liquid crystal cell group 300a and the second liquid crystal cell 900 group cancel each other, the common voltage Vcom` of the present invention Ripple is smaller than the conventional ripple of the common voltage (Vcom).

In the same principle, the common voltage Vcom applied to the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the third horizontal line H3 and the liquid crystal cells 900 arranged along the fourth horizontal line H4 is negative. It has ripples of polarity level and positive level.

In addition, the liquid crystal cells 900 adjacent to the first data line D1 in the first frame and the liquid crystal cells 900 adjacent to the second data line D2 in the second frame do not overlap each other. Therefore, the dim phenomenon can be prevented. Of course, liquid crystal cells 900 adjacent to the first data line D1 located on the rightmost side of the first frame and liquid crystal adjacent to the second data line D2 located on the rightmost side of the second frame. Although the cells 900 overlap each other, the dim phenomenon can be minimized because there are more liquid crystal cells 900 that do not overlap compared to the overlapped liquid crystal cells 900.                     

The present invention described above is not limited to the above-described embodiment and the accompanying drawings, and it is common in the art that various substitutions, modifications, and changes can be made without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. It will be evident to those who have knowledge of.

The driving method of the liquid crystal display device according to the present invention as described above has the following effects.

According to the present invention, a liquid crystal cell of one horizontal line of the liquid crystal panel is divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups on the basis of first data lines placed at a predetermined liquid crystal cell interval in an odd numbered frame, and a first polar pattern is formed in each liquid crystal cell group. A data signal of a second polarity inverted from the first polar pattern and a second data line in which the liquid crystal cells of each horizontal line of the liquid crystal panel are placed at a predetermined liquid crystal cell interval in an even-numbered frame. The third polar pattern and the fourth polar pattern inverted from the third polar pattern are applied to each of the liquid crystal cell groups based on the reference.

Therefore, the crosstalk phenomenon and the dim phenomenon by the regularity of the conventional polar pattern can be minimized.

Claims (4)

A liquid crystal panel having a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of data lines perpendicular to each other; A driving method of a liquid crystal display device including a plurality of liquid crystal cells defined in a matrix form by the gate lines and the data lines, respectively, The liquid crystal cells of one horizontal line are divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups on the basis of the first data lines arranged at a certain liquid crystal cell interval in an odd numbered frame, and each of the liquid crystal cell groups has a data signal having a first polar pattern and Applying a data signal of a second polar pattern inverted from the first polar pattern; The liquid crystal cells of one horizontal line are divided into a plurality of liquid crystal cell groups on the basis of the second data lines arranged at a certain liquid crystal cell interval in an even numbered frame, and a data signal of a third polar pattern is formed in each liquid crystal cell group. And applying a data signal of a fourth polarity pattern inverted from the third polarity pattern. The method of claim 1, In the odd-numbered frame, the data signal of the first polar pattern is applied to the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell group, and the data signal of the second polar pattern is applied to the even-numbered liquid crystal cell group. Way. The method of claim 1, In the even-numbered frame, the data signal of the third polar pattern is applied to the odd-numbered liquid crystal cell group, and the data signal of the fourth polar pattern is applied to the even-numbered liquid crystal cell group. Way. The method of claim 1, And each of the data signals of the first, second, third and fourth polar patterns is composed of alternating positive data signals and negative data signals.

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