Abstract: In one embodiment, the clock management circuitry includes a first master clock controller configured to provide a first command to a first slave clock controller via a first channel based on a received first clock request. The clock management circuitry also includes the first slave clock controller configured to control outputting a first clock signal based on the first command.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the clock management circuitry includes a first master clock controller configured to provide a first command to a first slave clock controller via a first channel based on a received first clock request. The clock management circuitry also includes the first slave clock controller configured to control outputting a first clock signal based on the first command.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the clock management circuitry includes a first master clock controller configured to provide a first command to a first slave clock controller via a first channel based on a received first clock request. The clock management circuitry also includes the first slave clock controller configured to control outputting a first clock signal based on the first command.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the clock management circuitry includes a first master clock controller configured to provide a first command to a first slave clock controller via a first channel based on a received first clock request. The clock management circuitry also includes the first slave clock controller configured to control outputting a first clock signal based on the first command.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first serializer configured to collect at least one event in a first domain to generate a first serial data stream and transmit the first serial data stream periodically at a first period, a first de-serializer configured to receive the first serial data stream to restore the first serial data stream into first parallel data streams, the first parallel data stream encoding first parallel data items, a timer configured to provide a clock signal having a second period, a direct memory access (DMA) configured to capture the first parallel data items periodically at a second period using the clock signal to generate capture data items, and a first memory configured to store the capture data items. The addresses of the first memory at which the respective capture data items are stored are arranged in an order that the respective capture data items are captured.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the clock management circuitry includes a first master clock controller configured to provide a first command to a first slave clock controller via a first channel based on a received first clock request. The clock management circuitry also includes the first slave clock controller configured to control outputting a first clock signal based on the first command.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first clock control circuit for controlling a first clock source; a second clock control circuit for sending a first clock request to the first clock control circuit in response to a block clock request from an intellectual property (IP) block, and controlling a second clock source, which receives a clock signal from the first clock source, to generate a stopped clock signal, which is a clock signal turned off for a predetermined amount of time; and a driver circuit for receiving a block control signal, and outputting the block control signal to the IP block while the short stopped clock signal is output to the IP block.

Abstract: A system on chip (SoC) includes a control circuit configured to determine whether a requested operating mode is one of a functional mode and a monitoring mode. The control circuit is configured to provide a request signal to at least one clock circuit to request at least one clock signal and selectively output one of the at least one clock signal in response to at least one acknowledgment signal received from the at least one clock circuit, when the requested operating mode is the functional mode. The control circuit is configured to selectively output one of the at least one clock signal without providing the request signal, when the requested operating mode is the monitoring mode.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first serializer configured to collect at least one event in a first domain to generate a first serial data stream and transmit the first serial data stream periodically at a first period, a first de-serializer configured to receive the first serial data stream to restore the first serial data stream into first parallel data streams, the first parallel data stream encoding first parallel data items, a timer configured to provide a clock signal having a second period, a direct memory access (DMA) configured to capture the first parallel data items periodically at a second period using the clock signal to generate capture data items, and a first memory configured to store the capture data items. The addresses of the first memory at which the respective capture data items are stored are arranged in an order that the respective capture data items are captured.

Abstract: A clock management unit (CMU) includes a first clock control circuit controlling a first clock source, a second clock control circuit sending a first clock request to the first clock control circuit in response to an intellectual property (IP) block clock request from an IP block and controlling a second clock source, and a CMU controller. The second clock source receives a clock signal from the first clock source. A power management unit (PMU) sends a PMU clock request to the CMU controller. The CMU provides the clock signal to the IP block in response to the PMU clock request.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first clock control circuit for controlling a first clock source; a second clock control circuit for sending a first clock request to the first clock control circuit in response to a block clock request from an intellectual property (IP) block, and controlling a second clock source, which receives a clock signal from the first clock source, to generate a stopped clock signal, which is a clock signal turned off for a predetermined amount of time; and a driver circuit for receiving a block control signal, and outputting the block control signal to the IP block while the short stopped clock signal is output to the IP block.

Abstract: A system on chip (SoC) includes a control circuit configured to determine whether a requested operating mode is one of a functional mode and a monitoring mode. The control circuit is configured to provide a request signal to at least one clock circuit to request at least one clock signal and selectively output one of the at least one clock signal in response to at least one acknowledgment signal received from the at least one clock circuit, when the requested operating mode is the functional mode. The control circuit is configured to selectively output one of the at least one clock signal without providing the request signal, when the requested operating mode is the monitoring mode.

Abstract: A clock management unit (CMU) includes a first clock control circuit controlling a first clock source, a second clock control circuit sending a first clock request to the first clock control circuit in response to an intellectual property (IP) block clock request from an IP block and controlling a second clock source, and a CMU controller. The second clock control circuit receives a clock signal from the first clock source. A power management unit (PMU) sends a PMU clock request to the CMU controller. The CMU provides the clock signal to the IP block in response to the PMU clock request.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the clock management circuitry includes a first master clock controller configured to provide a first command to a first slave clock controller via a first channel based on a received first clock request. The clock management circuitry also includes the first slave clock controller configured to control outputting a first clock signal based on the first command.

Abstract: A system on a chip (SoC) device verification system comprises: an SoC device model including one or more IPs and a memory controller; an external IP verification model receiving an instruction from the SoC device model and verifying operation of the one or more IPs included in the SoC device model; and a bus select model selecting one of the external IP verification model and an external device in response to a memory control signal received from the memory controller of the SoC device model.

Abstract: A system on a chip (SoC) device verification system comprises: an SoC device model including one or more IPs and a memory controller; an external IP verification model receiving an instruction from the SoC device model and verifying operation of the one or more IPs included in the SoC device model; and a bus select model selecting one of the external IP verification model and an external device in response to a memory control signal received from the memory controller of the SoC device model.

Abstract: In a method of controlling transmitting and receiving buffers of a network controller and a network controller operating under such a method, at least one request for access to a system bus from the transmitting buffer and the receiving buffer is received, and the occupancy level of data in the receiving buffer and the vacancy level of data in the transmitting buffer are determined. Access to the system bus is granted based on the determination result. Buffers in the transmitting and receiving paths are treated as a single virtual transmitting buffer and a single virtual receiving buffer, respectively. Bus priority is determined by the data occupancy level in each virtual buffer and any change in the occupancy level. Therefore, it is possible to prevent or reduce underflow of the transmitting buffer and overflow of the receiving buffer, thereby impartially arbitrating which of the buffers can access the memory.

Abstract: A transceiving network controller that controls memory allocation of a buffer memory according to data flow and a method for controlling memory allocation and data flow.

Abstract: In a method of controlling a transmitting buffer and a receiving buffer of a network controller and in a network controller operating under such a method, at least one request for access to a system bus from the transmitting buffer and the receiving buffer is received, and the occupancy level of data in the receiving buffer and the vacancy level of data in the transmitting buffer are determined. Access to the system bus by the transmitting buffer or the receiving buffer is granted based on the determination result. According to the method and system, buffers in the transmitting path and buffers in the receiving path are treated as a single virtual transmitting buffer and a single receiving virtual buffer, respectively, and bus priority is determined in consideration of the occupancy level of data in each virtual buffer along with any increase or decrease in the occupancy level.