Fujitsu Corporation

Fujitsu Ten Limited

Akiko Furuya

Nobuaki Kawasoe

Koji Migita

Masato Oota

Yukio Ishikawa

Junji Takahashi

Tomohide Kasame

Yasuyuki Umezaki

Tomoki Katou

Kaoru Noumi

Susumu Nishihashi

Tsuyoshi Takatori

Tomohiro Matsuo

Hiromi Fukino

Masayoshi Kusumoto

Yusuke Ujiie

Shuhei Hatae

Naoto Shimoji

A drive circuit for supplying a drive current to light emitting elements includes an output circuit that sets a magnitude of the drive current based on an assumed value of a threshold current being a threshold value of the drive current, an acquisition circuit that acquires an optical-output monitor value indicating a magnitude of an optical output of the light emitting elements, a first calculation circuit that calculates an average value of the drive current in a predetermined period in a frame period as an average drive current value for each of the predetermined period, a second calculation circuit that calculates an average value of the optical-output monitor values in the predetermined period as an average optical-output monitor value, and an adjustment circuit that adjusts the assumed value of the threshold current value based on the average drive current value and the average optical-output monitor value.

Drive circuit and image projection apparatus

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium stores a state machine dividing program that causes a computer to execute a process including: determining whether a design value based on circuit information that indicates a circuit that controls a computation process by using a state machine is greater than a predetermined reference value; and dividing, when the design value is greater than the reference value, the state machine into a plurality of state machines.

Information processing apparatus, state machine dividing method, and computer-readable recording medium

A calculation method executed by a computer, the calculation method includes calculating, using a processor, a length of one side of a second module based on an area of the second module that is included in a first module in a circuit and includes devices; and calculating, using the processor, a length of a wiring of the first module based on the calculated length and the number of fan-outs of the first module.

Calculation method and computer-readable recording medium

A wiring inspection apparatus includes a first calculating unit, a second calculating unit, and an output unit. The first calculating unit calculates the number of components arranged along two sides, one of which extends in a first direction and the other one of which extends in a second direction, of a minimum rectangle including a transmission component and a reception component. The second calculating unit calculates the number of the components arranged along the two sides at a predetermined arrangement density of relay components. When the number of the relay components is greater than the number of the components calculated by the second calculating unit, the output unit outputs information indicating the presence of a wiring extending in a direction opposite to a direction from the transmission component to the reception component among wirings connecting the transmission component, the reception component, and the relay components.

Wiring inspection apparatus and wiring inspection method

A wiring inspection apparatus includes a dividing unit, a calculating unit, and an output unit. The dividing unit draws a boundary line in a predetermined area between a transmission component and a reception component, to divide the predetermined area into a first area containing the transmission component and a second area containing the reception component. The transmission component transmits a signal to the reception component via relay components. The calculating unit calculates a number of wirings that connect the components across the boundary line, based on positions of the transmission component, the reception component, and the relay components in the predetermined area. The output unit outputs information indicating the presence of a wiring extending in a direction opposite to a direction from the transmission component to the reception component, when the number of the wirings calculated by the calculating unit is equal to or greater than a predetermined value.

In a data transmission system having a plurality of apparatuses connected to one another in a cascade, each slave apparatus has an identification number retention section retaining the same identification number as the other slave apparatuses, a receiver receiving data accompanied by an apparatus number, a judgment section judging that the data is destined for itself when the apparatus number coincides with the identification number, while judging that the data is destined for another slave apparatus when the apparatus number does not coincide with the identification number, and a transmitter changing the apparatus number by subtracting or adding when the data is judged to be destined for another slave apparatus, and transmitting the data to another lower-ranked slave apparatus. Thereby, data transmission can be accomplished without automatically setting an apparatus number to each of the plural apparatuses.

Slave apparatus in a data transmission system, data transmission system and data transmission method in a data transmission system

There is provided a gateway apparatus that controls a forwarding process of frame data between multiple communication channels, said gateway apparatus including a search engine that is respectively provided for each of the multiple communication channels to route the frame data between the multiple communication channels, and a first storage portion that is respectively provided for each of the multiple communication channels to temporarily stores the frame data routed.

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Yokohama, Japan

Akiko Furuya