Abstract: A light source device includes a mounted substrate which is a multi-layered substrate, a semiconductor light-emitting device which emits a laser beam, a wavelength-converting member which radiates fluorescence by being irradiated with the laser beam emitted from the semiconductor light-emitting device as an excitation light, a state detection circuit, an electric field effect type transistor which adjusts an electric current amount applied to the semiconductor light-emitting device upon receipt of an output from the state detection circuit, and an external connecting member, and the semiconductor light-emitting device, the state detection circuit, the transistor, and the external connecting member are mounted on the single mounted substrate.

Abstract: A sink device is bi-directionally communicably connected to the source device. The sink device includes a first memory, and a controller. Stored in the first memory is a plurality of pieces of audio format information including information representing an audio format that the sink device can process. The controller selects, from among the plurality of pieces of audio format information stored in the first memory, one piece of audio format information corresponding to receiver format information representing an audio format that a receiver device connected to the sink device can process. The controller then outputs the selected audio format information to the source device.

Abstract: A light source device includes a mounted substrate which is a multi-layered substrate, a semiconductor light-emitting device which emits a laser beam, a wavelength-converting member which radiates fluorescence by being irradiated with the laser beam emitted from the semiconductor light-emitting device as an excitation light, a state detection circuit, an electric field effect type transistor which adjusts an electric current amount applied to the semiconductor light-emitting device upon receipt of an output from the state detection circuit, and an external connecting member, and the semiconductor light-emitting device, the state detection circuit, the transistor, and the external connecting member are mounted on the single mounted substrate.

Abstract: A sink device is bi-directionally communicably connected to the source device. The sink device includes a first memory, and a controller. Stored in the first memory is a plurality of pieces of audio format information including information representing an audio format that the sink device can process. The controller selects, from among the plurality of pieces of audio format information stored in the first memory, one piece of audio format information corresponding to receiver format information representing an audio format that a receiver device connected to the sink device can process. The controller then outputs the selected audio format information to the source device.

Abstract: The potential of a smoothing capacitor for a speaker is smoothly changed by controlling the potential with use of a PWM signal and switching between outputting the PWM signal and an actual audio signal, thereby suppressing a pop sound. The scale of circuitry is reduced and cost is lowered by implementing a PWM circuit in a one-chip microcontroller. Noise is eliminated by outputting a pulse that has been divided in the PWM signal generation stage.

Abstract: The capacitor structure includes a first electrode having a plurality of teeth protruding in a comb shape from an electrode base of a first electrode line and a second electrode having a plurality of teeth protruding in a comb shape from an electrode base of a second electrode line, both formed in a first wiring layer. The first and second electrodes face each other with their teeth interdigitated with each other via a dielectric. At least one of the teeth of the first electrode is electrically connected with a third electrode line formed in a second wiring layer.

Abstract: The capacitor structure includes a first electrode having a plurality of teeth protruding in a comb shape from an electrode base of a first electrode line and a second electrode having a plurality of teeth protruding in a comb shape from an electrode base of a second electrode line, both formed in a first wiring layer. The first and second electrodes face each other with their teeth interdigitated with each other via a dielectric. At least one of the teeth of the first electrode is electrically connected with a third electrode line formed in a second wiring layer.

Abstract: In a tone output device 100, an oscillator 102 outputs a clock 141 that is emitted by a crystal resonator. A multiplication circuit 103 outputs a clock 142 that is generated by multiplying the clock 141. A timing control circuit 104 outputs a timing signal 150 generated based on the clock 142 for operations of a CPU 105. The CPU 105 operates in sync with the timing signal 150. The DA converter 115 operates in sync with a signal generated based on the clock 141. The timing adjustment circuit 114 detects deviation of the clock 142 from the clock 141 resulting from frequency jitter of the clock 142, and prevents occurrence of clock racing.

Abstract: The potential of a smoothing capacitor for a speaker is smoothly changed by controlling the potential with use of a PWM signal and switching between outputting the PWM signal and an actual audio signal, thereby suppressing a pop sound. The scale of circuitry is reduced and cost is lowered by implementing a PWM circuit in a one-chip microcontroller. Noise is eliminated by outputting a pulse that has been divided in the PWM signal generation stage.

Abstract: In a tone output device 100, an oscillator 102 outputs a clock 141 that is emitted by a crystal resonator. A multiplication circuit 103 outputs a clock 142 that is generated by multiplying the clock 141. A timing control circuit 104 outputs a timing signal 150 generated based on the clock 142 for operations of a CPU 105. The CPU 105 operates in sync with the timing signal 150. The DA converter 115 operates in sync with a signal generated based on the clock 141. The timing adjustment circuit 114 detects deviation of the clock 142 from the clock 141 resulting from frequency jitter of the clock 142, and prevents occurrence of clock racing.