Abstract: Techniques for detecting a loss of a received frame are provided. The communication apparatus 101 includes a receiving unit 813 for receiving a frame including a plurality of data, a first memory 806 for temporarily storing a plurality of data, a second memory 811 for storing a transfer rule of each data, a plurality of third memories 809 to which each data is allocated, a processor 810 associated with each third memory 809, and a memory control unit 805 for controlling transfer of each data. The memory control unit 805 outputs an error when the first data is not the last data of the frame or the size of the first data is larger than the size defined by the second data in the case where the second data includes the last data flag.

Abstract: Techniques for detecting a loss of a received frame are provided. The communication apparatus 101 includes a receiving unit 813 for receiving a frame including a plurality of data, a first memory 806 for temporarily storing a plurality of data, a second memory 811 for storing a transfer rule of each data, a plurality of third memories 809 to which each data is allocated, a processor 810 associated with each third memory 809, and a memory control unit 805 for controlling transfer of each data. The memory control unit 805 outputs an error when the first data is not the last data of the frame or the size of the first data is larger than the size defined by the second data in the case where the second data includes the last data flag.

Abstract: A semiconductor device including an image sensor device controlled by an adjusting circuit, and the adjusting circuit configured to transmit a control signal to the image sensor device to be controlled according to a transmission cycle synchronized with a reference clock, the image sensor device includes a first period during which the control signal is allowed to be supplied to the image sensor device to be controlled and a second period during which the supplying of the control signal to the image sensor device to be controlled is not preferable compared to that in the first period, the adjusting circuit is configured to, when a transmission timing of the control signal determined according to the transmission cycle is within the second period, adjust the transmission timing of the control signal so that the control signal will be transmitted in the first period to the image sensor device.

Abstract: A microcomputer is provided for each of industrial apparatuses to synchronously control them and includes a CPU, a peripheral module, and a communication interface. The peripheral module controls an external apparatus based on a specified control parameter. The communication interface includes a time register that is synchronized with the other apparatuses in time series. The communication interface issues a CPU interrupt and a peripheral module interrupt to the CPU and the peripheral module, respectively, if a successively settled correction time matches the time register. In response to the peripheral module interrupt, the peripheral module changes the control parameter from a current value to an update value. In response to the CPU interrupt, the CPU starts an update program to calculate the next update value for the control parameter and writes the calculated value to the peripheral module.

Abstract: A semiconductor device including an image sensor device controlled by an adjusting circuit, and the adjusting circuit configured to transmit a control signal to the image sensor device to be controlled according to a transmission cycle synchronized with a reference clock, the image sensor device includes a first period during which the control signal is allowed to be supplied to the image sensor device to be controlled and a second period during which the supplying of the control signal to the image sensor device to be controlled is not preferable compared to that in the first period, the adjusting circuit is configured to, when a transmission timing of the control signal determined according to the transmission cycle is within the second period, adjust the transmission timing of the control signal so that the control signal will be transmitted in the first period to the image sensor device.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes an adjusting circuit that transmits a control signal to a device to be controlled according to a transmission cycle synchronized with a reference clock. The device to be controlled has a first period during which the control signal is allowed to be supplied to the device to be controlled and a second period during which the supplying of the control signal to the device to be controlled is not preferable compared to that in the first period. The adjusting circuit is configured to, when a transmission timing of the control signal determined according to the transmission cycle is within the second period, adjust the transmission timing of the control signal so that the control signal will be transmitted in the first period.

Abstract: A microcomputer is provided for each of industrial apparatuses to synchronously control them and includes a CPU, a peripheral module, and a communication interface. The peripheral module controls an external apparatus based on a specified control parameter. The communication interface includes a time register that is synchronized with the other apparatuses in time series. The communication interface issues a CPU interrupt and a peripheral module interrupt to the CPU and the peripheral module, respectively, if a successively settled correction time matches the time register. In response to the peripheral module interrupt, the peripheral module changes the control parameter from a current value to an update value. In response to the CPU interrupt, the CPU starts an update program to calculate the next update value for the control parameter and writes the calculated value to the peripheral module.

Abstract: A microcomputer is provided for each of industrial apparatuses to synchronously control them and includes a CPU, a peripheral module, and a communication interface. The peripheral module controls an external apparatus based on a specified control parameter. The communication interface includes a time register that is synchronized with the other apparatuses in time series. The communication interface issues a CPU interrupt and a peripheral module interrupt to the CPU and the peripheral module, respectively, if a successively settled correction time matches the time register. In response to the peripheral module interrupt, the peripheral module changes the control parameter from a current value to an update value. In response to the CPU interrupt, the CPU starts an update program to calculate the next update value for the control parameter and writes the calculated value to the peripheral module.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes an adjusting circuit that transmits a control signal to a device to be controlled according to a transmission cycle synchronized with a reference clock. The device to be controlled has a first period during which the control signal is allowed to be supplied to the device to be controlled and a second period during which the supplying of the control signal to the device to be controlled is not preferable compared to that in the first period. The adjusting circuit is configured to, when a transmission timing of the control signal determined according to the transmission cycle is within the second period, adjust the transmission timing of the control signal so that the control signal will be transmitted in the first period.

Abstract: A microcomputer is provided for each of industrial apparatuses to synchronously control them and includes a CPU, a peripheral module, and a communication interface. The peripheral module controls an external apparatus based on a specified control parameter. The communication interface includes a time register that is synchronized with the other apparatuses in time series. The communication interface issues a CPU interrupt and a peripheral module interrupt to the CPU and the peripheral module, respectively, if a successively settled correction time matches the time register. In response to the peripheral module interrupt, the peripheral module changes the control parameter from a current value to an update value. In response to the CPU interrupt, the CPU starts an update program to calculate the next update value for the control parameter and writes the calculated value to the peripheral module.

Abstract: Providing a wireless communication device that, even if clock stop of a radio frequency part is controlled by a baseband part operating on the same clock signal, can resume clock oscillation, and makes it easy to time the clock reactivation to other operations based on a shared clock. The wireless communication device comprises an RF part generating a first clock signal and a baseband part. The baseband part generates a second clock signal, controls the generation and stop of the first clock signal, uses the first clock signal to perform data processing and a clocking operation, and in a low power consumption state in which the first clock signal is stopped, uses the second clock signal to perform a timer operation and a clocking operation. The generation timing of the first clock signal can be generated by the timer operation using the second clock signal.

Abstract: Providing a wireless communication device that, even if clock stop of a radio frequency part is controlled by a baseband part operating on the same clock signal, can resume clock oscillation, and makes it easy to time the clock reactivation to other operations based on a shared clock. The wireless communication device comprises an RF part generating a first clock signal and a baseband part. The baseband part generates a second clock signal, controls the generation and stop of the first clock signal, uses the first clock signal to perform data processing and a clocking operation, and in a low power consumption state in which the first clock signal is stopped, uses the second clock signal to perform a timer operation and a clocking operation. The generation timing of the first clock signal can be generated by the timer operation using the second clock signal.

Abstract: In order to simplify the instruction prefetch architecture for use with the programs having few loops, and having instructions almost in linear and sequential addresses, the bus controller in accordance with the present invention for controlling the bus in an external memory includes a plurality of instruction buffers, flags each specific to each of instruction buffers, and a buffer controller circuit. The buffer controller circuit may allocate one of specific values that plural lower bits of an instruction address may take to each of the instruction buffers, and prefetch instructions to the instruction buffers each corresponding to a respective addresses designated to by the plural lower bits, from the address following a predetermined fetch address. The constitution for instruction prefetch as above may be implemented in a simpler manner than the controlling structure using address tags of a cache memory or the controlling structure using read-write pointer based on the counter in FIFO buffers.

Abstract: In order to simplify the instruction prefetch architecture for use with the programs having few loops, and having instructions almost in linear and sequential addresses, the bus controller in accordance with the present invention for controlling the bus in an external memory includes a plurality of instruction buffers, flags each specific to each of instruction buffers, and a buffer controller circuit. The buffer controller circuit may allocate one of specific values that plural lower bits of an instruction address may take to each of the instruction buffers, and prefetch instructions to the instruction buffers each corresponding to a respective addresses designated to by the plural lower bits, from the address following a predetermined fetch address. The constitution for instruction prefetch as above may be implemented in a simpler manner than the controlling structure using address tags of a cache memory or the controlling structure using read-write pointer based on the counter in FIFO buffers.

Abstract: In order to simplify the instruction prefetch architecture for use with the programs having few loops, and having instructions almost in linear and sequential addresses, the bus controller in accordance with the present invention for controlling the bus in an external memory includes a plurality of instruction buffers, flags each specific to each of instruction buffers, and a buffer controller circuit. The buffer controller circuit may allocate one of specific values that plural lower bits of an instruction address may take to each of the instruction buffers, and prefetch instructions to the instruction buffers each corresponding to a respective addresses designated to by the plural lower bits, from the address following a predetermined fetch address. The constitution for instruction prefetch as above may be implemented in a simpler manner than the controlling structure using address tags of a cache memory or the controlling structure using read-write pointer based on the counter in FIFO buffers.

Abstract: In order to simplify the instruction prefetch architecture for use with the programs having few loops, and having instructions almost in linear and sequential addresses, the bus controller in accordance with the present invention for controlling the bus in an external memory includes a plurality of instruction buffers, flags each specific to each of instruction buffers, and a buffer controller circuit. The buffer controller circuit may allocate one of specific values that plural lower bits of an instruction address may take to each of the instruction buffers, and prefetch instructions to the instruction buffers each corresponding to a respective addresses designated to by the plural lower bits, from the address following a predetermined fetch address. The constitution for instruction prefetch as above may be implemented in a simpler manner than the controlling structure using address tags of a cache memory or the controlling structure using read-write pointer based on the counter in FIFO buffers.