We claim:
1. A semiconductor integrated circuit having an active mode and a stand-by mode, comprising:
a plurality of first lines, each of which extends in a first direction;
a plurality of second lines, each of which is arranged to intersect with said first lines; and
a plurality of circuits, each of which is coupled to a corresponding one of said first lines, respectively, and each of which includes a first logic circuit and a second logic circuit;
wherein outputs of said first logic circuits are controlled to be at a first level in the stand-by mode and wherein outputs of said second logic circuits are controlled to a second level;
wherein said first logic circuit is connected to a first operating point through a sourcedrain path of a first MOS transistor;
wherein said second logic circuit is connected to a second operating point through a sourcedrain path of a second MOS transistor; and
wherein said second MOS transistor receives a signal to reduce leak current flowing through said second logic circuit in the stand-by mode.
2. A semiconductor integrated circuit according to claim 1;
wherein said first operating point has a voltage of the second level; and
wherein said second operating point has a voltage of the first level.
3. A semiconductor integrated circuit according to claim 2;
wherein output of said circuit is controlled to a voltage of either the first operating point or the second operating point even when it is in stand-by mode.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A gamma data generation method of a display device, comprising:
determining gamma data comprising red gamma data, green gamma data, and blue gamma data;
determining a target luminance and a target color coordinate of a first reference gray;
displaying an image on a display device based on a red input image signal, a green input image signal, and a blue input image signal for a first reference gray;
measuring a first luminance and a first color coordinate from the image;
determining whether a coordinate difference between the first color coordinate and the target color coordinate and a luminance difference between the first luminance and the target luminance are in an allowable error range or not;
converting the first luminance and the first color coordinate to a first coordinate of a CIE XYZ coordinate system, and converting the target luminance and the target color coordinate to a target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system if the coordinate difference and the luminance difference are not in the allowable error range; and
determining to change a red luminance, a green luminance, or a blue luminance of the image according to a comparison of the first coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system with the target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system.
2. The gamma data generation method of claim 1, wherein the comparison of the first coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system with the target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system comprises:
calculating |Xt-X1|, |Yt-Y1|, and |Zt-Z1| from the first coordinate and the target coordinate where (Xt, Yt, Zt) is the target coordinate and (X1, Y1, Z1) is the first coordinate;
determining a maximum absolute value among |Xt-X1|, |Yt-Y1|, and |Zt-Z1|; and
determining to change one among the red luminance, the green luminance, and the blue luminance that most influences the maximum absolute value.
3. The gamma data generation method of claim 2, wherein when the maximum absolute value is |Xt-X1|, the determining to change the red luminance, the green luminance, or the blue luminance comprises:
increasing the red gamma data value, if Xt>X1 and the red gamma data value is not maximum;
reducing the green gamma data value or the blue gamma data value, or resetting the target luminance, if Xt>X1 and the red gamma data value is maximum;
reducing the red gamma data value, if Xt<X1 and the red gamma data value is not minimum; and
increasing the green gamma data value or the blue gamma data value, or resetting the target luminance, if Xt<X1 and the red gamma data value is minimum.
4. The gamma data generation method of claim 2, wherein when the maximum absolute value is |Yt-Y1|, the determining to change the red luminance, the green luminance, or the blue luminance further comprises:
increasing the green gamma data value, if Yt>Y1 and the green gamma data value is not maximum;
decreasing the red gamma data value or the blue gamma data value, or resetting the target luminance, if Yt>Y1 and the green gamma data value is maximum;
decreasing the green gamma data value, if Yt<Y1 and the green gamma data value is not minimum; and
increasing the red gamma data value or the blue gamma data value, or resetting the target luminance, if Yt<Y1 and the green gamma data value is minimum.
5. The gamma data generation method of claim 2, wherein when the maximum absolute value is |Zt-Z1|, the determining to change the red luminance, the green luminance, or the blue luminance comprises:
increasing the blue gamma data value, if Zt>Z1 and the blue gamma data value is not maximum;
decreasing the green gamma data value or the red gamma data value, or resetting the target luminance, if Zt>Z1 and the blue gamma data value is maximum;
decreasing the blue gamma data value, if Zt<Z1 and the blue gamma data value is not minimum; and
increasing the green gamma data value or the red gamma data value, or resetting the target luminance, if Zt<Z1 and the blue gamma data value is minimum.
6. The gamma data generation method of claim 1, wherein the first luminance, the first color coordinate, the target luminance, and the target color coordinate are converted to the CIE XYZ coordinate system according to
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X is a stimulus value of red of the CIE XYZ coordinate system,
Z is a stimulus value of blue of the CIE XYZ coordinate system, and
x and y are color coordinates in the CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram.
7. The gamma data generation method of claim 1, further comprising:
correcting the red gamma data, the green gamma data, or the blue gamma data based on the comparison of the first coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system with the target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system.
8. The gamma data generation method of claim 1, further comprising changing the red input image signal, the green input image signal, or the blue input image signal based on the comparison of the first coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system with the target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system.
9. The gamma data generation method of claim 8, wherein relationships between a red data voltage and a gray of the red input image signal, between a green data voltage and a gray of the green input image signal, and between a blue data voltage and a gray of the blue input image signal are linear.
10. The gamma data generation method of claim 8, wherein changing of the red input image signal, the green input image signal, or the blue input image signal comprises a dithering method.
11. A gamma data generating system of a display device, comprising:
a gamma set up unit to set up a red gamma data, a green gamma data, and a blue gamma data;
a target setup unit to set up a target luminance and a target color coordinate of a first reference gray;
a measuring unit to measure a first luminance and a first color coordinate from an image of the first reference gray;
an error determining unit to determine whether a coordinate difference between the first color coordinate and the target color coordinate and a luminance difference between the first luminance and the target luminance are in an allowable error range or not;
a converter to convert the first luminance and the first color coordinate to a first coordinate of a CIE XYZ coordinate system, and to convert the target luminance and the target color coordinate to a target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system if the coordinate difference and the luminance difference are not in the allowable error range; and
a comparator to change a red luminance, a green luminance, or a blue luminance of the image according to a comparison of the first coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system with the target coordinate of the CIE XYZ coordinate system.