Young-hun Lee
Samsung
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international solid-state circuits conference | 2007
Yoon-Kyung Choi; Hyoung Rae Kim; Won-Gab Jung; Min-Soo Cho; Zhong-Yuan Wu; Hyosun Kim; Young-hun Lee; Kyung-Myun Kim; Kyu-Sam Lee; Jong-Seon Kim; Myunghee Lee
An integrated mobile LDI with readout function is designed for touch sensor embedded display panels. This device not only drives the display panel but also senses either charge signals or current signals from the TFT sensor array with 8b resolution. The 22 times 1.8mm2 chip consumes 24mW, with 3mW required for the readout function
SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2006
Jae-Youl Lee; Young-hun Lee; Kyung-Suc Nah; GyeSoo Goo; Jong-Seon Kim; Myunghee Lee; Jin-Tae Kim
A high speed serial interface receiver is realized in a 0.18um high voltage CMOS technology for a mobile 24-bit hVGA TFT-LCD driver (LDI) IC. The type of serial interface implemented is called Simple Display Port (SiDP) and is intended to replace the legacy RGB interface in the LDI ICs. The receiver consists of one clock and two data channels, and thereby reduces the number of signal lines going through the hinge of a mobile phone from 28 down to 6. All channels conform to Sub Low-Voltage Differential Signaling (SubLVDS) convention. The total transfer rate can be up to 800Mbps for two data channel. The current consumption was 5.4mA at the data rate of 600Mbps.
international solid-state circuits conference | 2007
Kyung-Suc Nah; Hyeok-chul Kwon; Jae-Youl Lee; Dukmin Lee; Jun-seok Han; Young-hun Lee; Hyeyeong Rho; Jong-Seon Kim; Bong-Nam Kim; Myunghee Lee
A single-chip 16.7M color VGA display driver IC featuring partial graphic RAM and 500Mb/s/ch high-speed serial interface has been developed. It pairs with a 1.98-inch mobile VGA amorphous-silicon TFT-LCD panel with 400 pixels/in. The IC has been fabricated in a 0.18 mum triple-well CMOS process with high-voltage transistors and occupies 23.0 times 2.5 mm2. The chip has two supplies, 1.8 and 2.75V, and uses a total of 45mW.
Archive | 2011
Soon-Rewl Lee; Ick-Kyu Choi; Young-ki Kim; Jay-Hyok Song; Young-hun Lee; Yu-Mi Song; Yoon-Chang Kim
Archive | 2009
Yu-Mi Song; Jay-Hyok Song; Ick-Kyu Choi; Young-hun Lee; Young-ki Kim; Mi-ran Song; Do-hyung Park; Yoon-Chang Kim; Young-Kwan Kim; Soon-Rewl Lee; Dong-Sik Zang
Archive | 2011
Young-ki Kim; Young-hun Lee; Soon-Rewl Lee; Jay-Hyok Song; Ick-Kyu Choi; Yong-Chul Park; Yoon-Chang Kim
Archive | 2009
Jay-Hyok Song; Yu-Mi Song; Yoon-Chang Kim; Do-hyung Park; Yong-chan You; Gyeong-jae Heo; Ick-Kyu Choi; Mi-ran Song; Seon-Young Kwon; Hyun-Deok Lee; Ji-Hyun Kim; Jin-Hyoung Seo; Sun-Hwa Kwon; Min-Ju Kim; Young-hun Lee; Young-ki Kim
Archive | 2011
Young-hun Lee; Jay-Hyok Song; Ick-Kyu Choi; Young-ki Kim; Soon-Rewl Lee; Yu-Mi Song; Yoon-Chang Kim
Archive | 2009
Jay-Hyok Song; Yu-Mi Song; Yoon-Chang Kim; Do-hyung Park; Yong-chan You; Gyeong-jae Heo; Ick-Kyu Choi; Mi-ran Song; Seon-Young Kwon; Hyun-Deok Lee; Ji-Hyun Kim; Jin-Hyoung Seo; Sun-Hwa Kwon; Min-Ju Kim; Young-hun Lee; Young-ki Kim
Archive | 2011
Young-hun Lee; Jay-Hyok Song; Ick-Kyu Choi; Young-ki Kim; Soon-Rewl Lee; Yu-Mi Song; Yoon-Chang Kim