An output device for outputting an output signal. The output device comprises an amplifying unit and a control unit. The amplifying unit has a first input terminal, a second input terminal, and an output terminal outputting the output signal, wherein the amplifying unit is configured with a feedback loop. The control unit configures in the feedback loop and controlled by a control signal. The control unit turns off the feedback according to the control signal for a first period, and the control unit turns on the feedback according to the control signal after the first period.

A sampling circuit includes a first sample hold means having a sample hold switch whose one terminal receives an input signal and a sample hold capacitor whose one terminal is connected to the other terminal of the sample hold switch, an amplifier circuit whose input terminal is connected to the other terminal of the sample hold switch and a horizontal selection switch whose one terminal is connected to an output terminal of the amplifier circuit and the other terminal of which is connected to a horizontal signal line. The output terminal of the amplifier circuit is connected to one terminal of a conduction control switch, and a first constant current load is connected to the other terminal of the conduction control switch. The conduction control switch is turned on when the sample hold switch is on and the horizontal selection switch is off.

A signal sampled by a sampling transistor is amplified with low power consumption. A display voltage signal Vsig sampled by the sampling transistor is amplified by an amplifier circuit of this invention. A thin film transistor T1 which functions as a MOS capacitance is connected to a signal line DL to which the display voltage signal Vsig is outputted. A voltage boosting pulse VP1 is applied to a gate of the thin film transistor T1. And the thin film transistor T1 is switched from ON to OFF during change in the rising pulse. The amplifier circuit amplifies the signal through the use of difference between the gate capacitance of the thin film transistor T1 in ON state and the gate capacitance of the thin film transistor T1 in OFF state.

In an electro-optic display device, such as a liquid crystal display device which serves as a modulator for projected light, a global ramp generator is used in conjunction with track and hold circuits to convert incoming digital display signals to analog signals, and to address the individual pixels of the display device with such analog signals. A plurality of column drivers, each coupled to the ramp generator and to the pixels in a column of the display device, track and hold the ramp voltage signal when it reaches a value corresponding to the desired brightness level of a particular pixel in the respective column. At least one current source is provided, coupled to the signal source output, for supplying current to the signal source output, as needed, to compensate for switching the capacitive load of the column drivers on and off. As a result, transient voltages in the ramp signal are avoided.

A display device includes a display panel including a bus line section; and at least one driver for driving the bus line section included in the display panel. Each of the at least one driver includes an amplifier for generating a non-driving signal based on an input signal, the non-driving signal not contributing to driving of the bus line section.