WHAT IS CLAIMED IS:
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`A display apparatus comprising:
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`a display panel including a display area including a plurality of gate lines; a
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`plurality of data lines; and a plurality of touch sensors;
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`a gate driving circuit dividing the display area into a plurality of horizontal
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`blocks and driving gate lines of a horizontal block by units of
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`horizontal blocks at every display period in one frame; and
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`a touch driving circuit sensing a touch through touch sensors of the horizontal
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`block by units of horizontal blocks at every touch sensing period in
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`the one frame;
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`wherein the gate driving circuit comprises:
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`a plurality of driving stage groups; each driving stage group including a
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`plurality of driving stages supplying a scan pulse to gate lines
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`included in a corresponding horizontal block at every display period;
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`and
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`a plurality of holding stage groups; each holding stage group between two
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`driving stage groups; a holding stage group of the plurality of holding
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`stage groups between a rear driving stage group and a front driving
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`stage group; the holding stage group including at least one holding
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`stage supplying a carry signal
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`to the rear driving stage group
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`according to a voltage of a first control node and a voltage of a second
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`control node based on first and second node control powers and an
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`output signal supplied from the front driving stage group; and
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`1.
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`A display apparatus comprising:
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`a display panel including a display area including a plurality of gate lines; a
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`plurality of data lines; and a plurality of touch sensors;
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`a gate driving circuit dividing the display area into a plurality of horizontal
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`blocks and driving gate lines of a horizontal block by units of
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`horizontal blocks at every display period in one frame; and
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`a touch driving circuit sensing a touch through touch sensors of the horizontal
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`block by units of horizontal blocks at every touch sensing period in
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`the one frame;
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`wherein the gate driving circuit comprises:
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`a plurality of driving stage groups; each driving stage group including a
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`plurality of driving stages supplying a scan pulse to gate lines
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`included in a corresponding horizontal block at every display period;
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`and
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`a plurality of holding stage groups; each holding stage group between two
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`driving stage groups; a holding stage group of the plurality of holding
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`stage groups between a rear driving stage group and a front driving
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`stage group; the holding stage group including at least one holding
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`stage supplying a carry signal
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`to the rear driving stage group
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`according to a voltage of a first control node and a voltage of a second
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`control node based on first and second node control powers and an
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`output signal supplied from the front driving stage group; and
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`wherein each of the first and second node control powers comprises an
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`alternating current (AC) voltage.
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`2.
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`The display apparatus of claim 1, wherein the first node control power
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`has a first voltage level in the display period, and the first node control power has a
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`second voltage level in the touch sensing period, is the second voltage level lower
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`than the first voltage level.
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`3.
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`The display apparatus of claim 2, wherein the second node control
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`power has a third voltage level in the display period, and the second node control
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`power has a fourth voltage level in the touch sensing period, the fourth voltage level
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`higher than the third voltage level.
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`4.
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`The display apparatus of claim 3, wherein the second node control
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`power rises from the third voltage level
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`to the fourth voltage level after a
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`predetermined period elapses from a falling time when the first node control power
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`falls from the first voltage level to the second voltage level.
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`5.
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`The display apparatus of claim 4, wherein the at least one holding
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`stage outputs a scan holding clock as the carry signal, based on the voltage of the
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`first control node.
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`6.
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`The display apparatus of claim 5, wherein the scan holding clock rises
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`from a low voltage level to a high voltage level immediately after the touch sensing
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`period ends or at a start time of the display period, and the scan holding clock falls
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`from the high voltage level to the low voltage level after a predetermined period
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`elapses.
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`7.
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`The display apparatus of claim 6, wherein
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`the first node control power rises from the second voltage level to the first
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`voltage level before a rising time of the scan holding clock, and
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`the second node control power falls from the fourth voltage level to the third
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`voltage level before a rising time of the first node control power.
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`8.
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`The display apparatus of claim 4, wherein, in the touch sensing period,
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`the at least one holding stage discharges the voltage of the second control node in
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`response to a stage reset clock which is supplied after a falling time of the output
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`signal supplied from the front driving stage group.
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`9.
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`The display apparatus of claim 8, wherein the second node control
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`power rises after a predetermined horizontal period elapses from a rising time of the
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`stage reset clock.
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`10.
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`The display apparatus of claim 1, wherein the gate driving circuit
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`comprises:
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`a first shift register including a first subset of the plurality of driving stage
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`groups and a first subset of the plurality of holding stage groups, the
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`first shift register for supplying the scan pulse to odd-numbered gate
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`lines of the plurality of gate lines, and
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`a second shift register including a second subset of the plurality of driving
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`stage groups and a second subset of the plurality of holding stage
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`groups, the second shift register for supplying the scan pulse to even-
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`numbered gate lines of the plurality of gate lines.
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`11.
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`The display apparatus of claim 1, further comprising:
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`a timing control circuit generating a time division driving signal for driving
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`the one frame in the display period and the touch sensing period, and
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`generating a power control signal, based on the time division driving
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`signal, and
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`a power generation circuit generating each of the first node control power and
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`the second node control power to supply each of the first node control
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`power and the second node control power to the gate driving circuit,
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`in response to the power control signal.
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`12.
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`The display apparatus of claim 11, wherein the at least one holding
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`stage comprises:
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`a carry output part outputting the carry signal in response to the voltage of the
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`first control node and the voltage of the second control node,
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`a first driver controlling the voltage of the first control node in response to the
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`output signal supplied from the front driving stage group and the
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`output signal supplied from the rear driving stage group,
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`a second driver controlling the voltage of the first control node in response to
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`the voltage of the second control node and the second node control
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`power,
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`a third driver controlling the voltage of the second control node in response to
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`the output signal supplied from the front driving stage group,
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`a fourth driver controlling the voltage of the second control node in response
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`to the voltage of the first control node and the first node control power;
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`and
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`a fifth driver controlling the voltage of the second control node in response to
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`a stage reset clock.
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`13.
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`The display apparatus of claim 12, wherein the first driver comprises:
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`a first transistor including a gate terminal receiving the output signal supplied
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`from the front driving stage group, a first terminal connected to a first
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`driving power, and a second terminal connected to the first control
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`node, and
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`a second transistor including a gate terminal receiving the output signal
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`supplied from the rear driving stage group, a first terminal connected
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`to a second driving power, and a second terminal connected to the
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`first control node.
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`14.
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`The display apparatus of claim 12, wherein the second driver
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`comprises a third transistor including a gate terminal connected to the second control
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`node, a first terminal connected to the second node control power, and a second
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`terminal connected to the first control node.
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`The display apparatus of claim 12, wherein the third driver comprises
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`a fourth transistor including a gate terminal receiving the output signal supplied from
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`the front driving stage group, a first terminal connected to the second driving power,
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`and a second terminal connected to the second control node.
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`16.
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`The display apparatus of claim 12, wherein the fourth driver
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`comprises:
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`a first driver transistor including a gate terminal connected to the first node
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`control power and a second terminal connected to an intermediate
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`node,
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`a second driver
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`transistor
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`including a gate terminal connected to the
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`intermediate node, a first terminal connected to the first node control
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`power, and a second terminal connected to the second control node,
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`a third driver transistor including a gate terminal connected to the first control
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`node, a first terminal connected to the second driving power, and a
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`second terminal connected to the intermediate node, and
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`a fourth driver transistor including a gate terminal connected to the first
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`control node, a first terminal connected to the second driving power,
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`and a second terminal connected to the second control node.
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`The display apparatus of claim 12, wherein the fifth driver comprises
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`a sixth transistor including a gate terminal receiving the stage reset clock, a first
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`terminal connected to the second driving power, and a second terminal connected to
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`the second control node.
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`18.
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`The display apparatus of claim 12, wherein the carry output part
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`comprises:
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`a first output transistor including a gate terminal connected to the first control
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`node, a first terminal receiving a holding clock, and a second terminal
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`connected to an output node, the first output transistor outputting the
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`holding clock as the carry signal according to the voltage of the first
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`control node, and
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`a second output transistor including a gate terminal connected to the second
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`control node, a first terminal connected to the second driving power,
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`and a second terminal connected to the output node.
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`19.
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`The display apparatus of claim 1, wherein the touch driving circuit
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`supplies a common voltage to touch electrodes included in a corresponding
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`horizontal block at every display period and senses a touch, performed by a touch
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`object, through the touch electrodes included in the corresponding horizontal block at
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`every touch sensing period.
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`20.
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`The display apparatus of claim 1, wherein
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`the touch driving circuit supplies a common voltage to touch electrodes
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`included in a corresponding horizontal block at every display period,
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`the touch driving circuit supplies a touch pen synchronization signal to the
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`touch electrodes included in the corresponding horizontal block at
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`every pen sensing period which is set in some of a plurality of touch
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`sensing periods, and senses a signal transferred from a touch pen
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`through each of corresponding touch electrodes, and
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`the touch driving circuit supplies a touch driving pulse to the touch electrodes
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`included in the corresponding horizontal block at every finger sensing
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`period which is set in other periods of the plurality of touch sensing
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`periods, and senses a capacitance variation of each of corresponding
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`touch electrodes.
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`21.
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`A display apparatus comprising:
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`a display panel
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`including a display area divided into multiple horizontal
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`blocks, each horizontal block including a plurality of gate lines, and a
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`plurality of touch sensors;
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`a touch driving circuit for sensing a touch through touch sensors in a
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`horizontal block during a touch sensing period,
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`a gate driving circuit for driving gate lines of horizontal blocks during a
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`display period, the gate driving circuit comprising:
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`a plurality of driving stage groups, each driving stage group including
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`a plurality of driving stages supplying a scan pulse to gate
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`lines of a corresponding horizontal block during the display
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`period, the driving stage groups receiving a first power supply
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`and a second power supply,
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`a plurality of holding stage groups, each holding stage group in
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`between two driving stage groups, each holding stage group
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`receiving:
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`a third power supply having a first voltage level during the
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`display period and a second voltage level during at
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`least a portion of the touch sensing period, and
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`a fourth power supply having a third voltage level during the
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`display period and a fourth voltage level during at least
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`a portion of the touch sensing period, the third voltage
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`different than the fourth voltage level.
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`22.
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`The display apparatus of claim 21, wherein each holding stage group
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`further receives the first power supply and the second power supply.
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`23.
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`The display apparatus of claim 21, wherein the fourth power supply
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`rises from the third voltage level to the fourth voltage level after a predetermined
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`amount of time from when the third power supply falls from the first voltage level to
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`the second voltage level.
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