13.2: Optimization of Electrode Shapes for High Performance Optically Isotropic Liquid Crystal Display

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Byeong Gyun Kang ◽  
Sukin Yoon ◽  
Min Su Kim ◽  
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Abdalhossein Rezai

In this paper, a novel high-bandwidth and low-power buffer amplifier is presented for the liquid crystal display applications. This buffer amplifier consists of a folded cascade differential amplifier in the input and a class-amplifier in the output, which are designed carefully. The proposed buffer amplifier utilizes a high-performance feedback circuit to increase the bandwidth. It also utilizes a comparator circuit to avoid wasting power. The designed circuit has been simulated in 180nm technology using HSPICE 2008.3. The simulation results show that the bandwidth, power consumption and power supply of the designed circuit are 1.14MHz, 1.64mW and 1.8V, respectively.


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