Patent ID: 8836679

Claim:
A display, comprising: (a) a display panel having a plurality of pixels arranged in a matrix having M pixel rows and N pixel columns, M scan lines electrically coupled to M pixel rows, respectively, and N data lines electrically coupled to N pixel columns, respectively, wherein M and N are integers greater than one; (b) P signal lines for providing P video signals, wherein P is an integer greater than one; (c) P multiplexers, wherein each multiplexer has an input electrically coupled to a corresponding signal line for receiving a corresponding video signal therefrom, and K channels, each channel comprising a first switch and a second switch parallel-connected between the input and a corresponding data line, for selectively transmitting the video signals, to the corresponding data line, wherein K is an integer greater than one; and (d) K pairs of control lines for providing K pairs of control signals, respectively, wherein each pair of control lines is respectively and electrically coupled to the first and second switches of a corresponding channel of each multiplexer for providing a corresponding pair of control signals for turning on or off the first and second switches thereof, thereby selectively transmitting the video signal to the corresponding data line, wherein each pair of control signals are configured such that a time turning off one of the first and second switches is earlier than that turning off the other of the first and second switches, wherein each of each pair of control signals has a waveform defined by a low voltage, a high voltage, a rising edge from the low voltage to the high voltage at a rising time, and a falling edge from the high voltage to the low voltage at a falling time, in a period, wherein for each control signal, the rising time is the time turning on a corresponding switch, and the falling time is the time turning off the corresponding switch, and wherein for each control signal, the rising time is earlier than the falling time; and wherein for each pair of control signals, the falling time of the second control signal is later than the falling time of the first control signal, and the rising time of the second control signal is one of same as the falling time of the first control signal, later than the rising time but earlier than the falling time of the first control signal, and earlier than the rising time of the first control signal.