Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Hironori Nakahara

Masahisa Tamura

Daisuke Miyazaki

Tuan Van Pham

Provided are a semiconductor integrated circuit and an imaging device capable of reducing power consumption without complicating a configuration of oscillation control. A semiconductor integrated circuit includes an oscillator that generates an oscillation signal whose oscillation frequency is discretely adjustable on the basis of a digital control input signal, an oscillation controller that generates the digital control input signal, and an intermittent controller that generates an intermittent control signal and supplies the intermittent control signal to the oscillation controller so that the oscillation controller intermittently updates the digital control input signal.

Semiconductor integrated circuit

There is provided an electronic device including a switching element unit that applies a voltage based on a direct-current power supply to one end of an electroacoustic converter in response to a first pulse signal and applies a voltage based on the direct-current power supply to another end of the electroacoustic converter in response to a second pulse signal, and a delay circuit that generates a delay based on a communication frequency in at least one of the first pulse signal and the second pulse signal.

Electronic device and electroacoustic conversion apparatus

The present technology is to provide a detector capable of detecting an input voltage outside the guaranteed operating voltage range, even if the delay time caused in a logic element by a decrease in power-supply voltage varies due to an external factor. The detector includes a plurality of first detection circuits, a first detection rate calculation unit, a plurality of second detection circuits, a second detection rate calculation unit, and a comparison determination unit. Each of the plurality of first detection circuits detects whether or not an input voltage has a value outside a guaranteed operating range for a normal operation. The first detection rate calculation unit calculates a first detection rate of the detected number of the first detection circuits, and each of the plurality of second detection circuits detects whether or not a predetermined reference voltage is lower than a threshold voltage.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Hironori Nakahara