Abstract: An occupant detection device includes: an acquisition unit configured to acquire, based on an intensity of a reflected wave generated when a transmission wave transmitted toward an interior of a moving body is reflected by an object present in the interior, point cloud information indicating a three-dimensional-coordinate position of the object moving in the interior as a point cloud including a plurality of detection points; a generation unit configured to generate, based on the point cloud information, a seat row map for each seat row including a plurality of seating regions, the seat row map indicating a distribution of the detection points in a plane region corresponding to an arrangement direction of the plurality of seating regions and a height direction of the moving body; a setting unit configured to set, on the seat row map, an upper end line along an upper end portion of a plane point cloud including two or more of the detection points; and an estimation unit configured to estimate the number of occ

Abstract: A reception unit (13) sequentially selects a plurality of sensor coils and receives a signal from a position indicator via the sensor coil that has been selected, and an operational circuit (14) detects, using an amplitude value and a phase value of the signal received by the reception unit (13) via each of the plurality of sensor coils, coordinates of a position indicated by the position indicator and a writing force of the position indicator. When the sensor (20) includes a sensor capacitor, a transmission unit (12) outputs a signal to the sensor capacitor, the reception unit (13) receives a signal generated at a connecting point between the sensor capacitor and the transmission unit (12), and the operational circuit (14) detects whether a touch key corresponding to the sensor capacitor has been touched using a phase value of the signal received by the reception unit (13).

Abstract: A current output circuit includes a separation circuit that separates a digital pseudo sine wave into first and second digital pseudo half-waves, a first digital-to-analog (DA) converter that converts the first digital pseudo half-wave into a first analog half-wave signal, and a second DA converter that converts the second digital pseudo half-wave into a second analog half-wave signal. The pseudo sine wave is represented by a digital code having an n bit width, in which n is a natural number. The separation circuit includes a plurality of OR circuits that output a logical OR between a value of a most significant bit representing a code in the digital code and values of bits other than the most significant bit as the first pseudo half-wave.

Abstract: The speed of pen position detection is improved without increasing the circuit area and the current consumption. A sampling circuit samples a signal and outputs sampling data. A arithmetic circuit calculates a real part and an imaginary part of the sampling data. The arithmetic circuit classifies the real part of the sampling data into one of a plurality of groups and classifies the imaginary part of the sampling data into one of the groups according to an order of output of the sampling data from the sampling circuit. Then, the arithmetic circuit adds together real parts of sampling data belonging to a group and adds together imaginary parts of sampling data belonging to a group for each of the groups, and calculates amplitude and phase of the signal by using an addition result of the real parts and an addition result of the imaginary parts of each of the groups.

Abstract: A current output circuit includes a separation circuit that separates a digital pseudo sine wave into first and second digital pseudo half-waves, a first digital-to-analog (DA) converter that converts the first digital pseudo half-wave into a first analog half-wave signal, and a second DA converter that converts the second digital pseudo half-wave into a second analog half-wave signal. The pseudo sine wave is represented by a digital code having an n bit width, in which n is a natural number. The separation circuit includes a plurality of OR circuits that output a logical OR between a value of a most significant bit representing a code in the digital code and values of bits other than the most significant bit as the first pseudo half-wave.

Abstract: The speed of pen position detection is improved without increasing the circuit area and the current consumption. A sampling circuit samples a signal and outputs sampling data. A arithmetic circuit calculates a real part and an imaginary part of the sampling data. The arithmetic circuit classifies the real part of the sampling data into one of a plurality of groups and classifies the imaginary part of the sampling data into one of the groups according to an order of output of the sampling data from the sampling circuit. Then, the arithmetic circuit adds together real parts of sampling data belonging to a group and adds together imaginary parts of sampling data belonging to a group for each of the groups, and calculates amplitude and phase of the signal by using an addition result of the real parts and an addition result of the imaginary parts of each of the groups.

Abstract: A current output circuit includes a separation circuit that separates a digital pseudo sine wave into first and second digital pseudo half-waves; a first digital-to-analog (DA) converter that converts the first digital pseudo half-wave into a first analog half-wave signal; a second DA converter that converts the second digital pseudo half-wave into a second analog half-wave signal; and a voltage-current conversion circuit that converts voltages of the first and second half-wave signals into currents and outputs a current obtained by combining the currents, wherein the pseudo sine wave is represented by a digital code having an n (n is a natural number) bit width, and the separation circuit includes: a plurality of OR circuits that output a logical OR between a value of a most significant bit representing a code in the digital code and values of bits other than the most significant bit as the first pseudo half-wave.

Abstract: The speed of pen position detection is improved without increasing the circuit area and the current consumption. A sampling circuit samples a signal and outputs sampling data. A arithmetic circuit calculates a real part and an imaginary part of the sampling data. The arithmetic circuit classifies the real part of the sampling data into one of a plurality of groups and classifies the imaginary part of the sampling data into one of the groups according to an order of output of the sampling data from the sampling circuit. Then, the arithmetic circuit adds together real parts of sampling data belonging to a group and adds together imaginary parts of sampling data belonging to a group for each of the groups, and calculates amplitude and phase of the signal by using an addition result of the real parts and an addition result of the imaginary parts of each of the groups.

Abstract: A reception unit (13) sequentially selects a plurality of sensor coils and receives a signal from a position indicator via the sensor coil that has been selected, and an operational circuit (14) detects, using an amplitude value and a phase value of the signal received by the reception unit (13) via each of the plurality of sensor coils, coordinates of a position indicated by the position indicator and a writing force of the position indicator. When the sensor (20) includes a sensor capacitor, a transmission unit (12) outputs a signal to the sensor capacitor, the reception unit (13) receives a signal generated at a connecting point between the sensor capacitor and the transmission unit (12), and the operational circuit (14) detects whether a touch key corresponding to the sensor capacitor has been touched using a phase value of the signal received by the reception unit (13).

Abstract: A current output circuit includes a separation circuit that separates a digital pseudo sine wave into first and second digital pseudo half-waves; a first digital-to-analog (DA) converter that converts the first digital pseudo half-wave into a first analog half-wave signal; a second DA converter that converts the second digital pseudo half-wave into a second analog half-wave signal; and a voltage-current conversion circuit that converts voltages of the first and second half-wave signals into currents and outputs a current obtained by combining the currents, wherein the pseudo sine wave is represented by a digital code having an n (n is a natural number) bit width, and the separation circuit includes: a plurality of OR circuits that output a logical OR between a value of a most significant bit representing a code in the digital code and values of bits other than the most significant bit as the first pseudo half-wave.

Abstract: Provided is a current output circuit 1 including a pseudo sine wave separation circuit 11 that separates a pseudo sine wave represented by a digital code Din into two pseudo half-waves represented by digital signals D1 and D2, a DA converter 113 that converts the pseudo half-wave represented by the digital signal D1 into an analog half-wave signal V1, a DA converter 114 that converts the pseudo half-wave represented by the digital signal D2 into an analog half-wave signal V2, and a voltage-current conversion circuit 12 that converts voltages of the half-wave signals V1 and V2 into currents and outputs a current Iout obtained by combining the currents.

Abstract: The speed of pen position detection is improved without increasing the circuit area and the current consumption. A sampling circuit samples a signal and outputs sampling data. A arithmetic circuit calculates a real part and an imaginary part of the sampling data. The arithmetic circuit classifies the real part of the sampling data into one of a plurality of groups and classifies the imaginary part of the sampling data into one of the groups according to an order of output of the sampling data from the sampling circuit. Then, the arithmetic circuit adds together real parts of sampling data belonging to a group and adds together imaginary parts of sampling data belonging to a group for each of the groups, and calculates amplitude and phase of the signal by using an addition result of the real parts and an addition result of the imaginary parts of each of the groups.

Abstract: Provided is a current output circuit 1 including a pseudo sine wave separation circuit 11 that separates a pseudo sine wave represented by a digital code Din into two pseudo half-waves represented by digital signals D1 and D2, a DA converter 113 that converts the pseudo half-wave represented by the digital signal D1 into an analog half-wave signal V1, a DA converter 114 that converts the pseudo half-wave represented by the digital signal D2 into an analog half-wave signal V2, and a voltage-current conversion circuit 12 that converts voltages of the half-wave signals V1 and V2 into currents and outputs a current Iout obtained by combining the currents.