Seiko Epson Corporation

Denso Corporation

Jun Uehara

Naoki Yoshida

Yuichi Toriumi

Akio Tsutsumi

Takashi Aoyama

Teppei Higuchi

Hiroshi Kiya

Hideki Sato

A circuit device includes: a first phase comparison circuit including a sampling circuit that samples a feedback signal based on a reference clock signal; a first charge pump circuit configured to output a current corresponding to a sampling voltage; a second phase comparison circuit including a dead zone detection circuit that detects whether a phase difference between the reference clock signal and a feedback clock signal falls within a dead zone, and configured to output a phase difference signal when the phase difference does not fall within the dead zone; a second charge pump circuit; and a clock signal generation circuit configured to generate the clock signal having a frequency controlled based on an output of the first charge pump circuit or the second charge pump circuit. The second charge pump circuit is set disabled or in a low power consumption mode in a dead zone period.

Circuit device and oscillator

A circuit device includes a first terminal, a first oscillation circuit oscillating a resonator and generating a first voltage for automatic gain control for controlling amplitude of a signal output from the resonator, a digital signal generation circuit generating a digital signal corresponding to the first voltage, and a first interface circuit outputting the digital signal to the first terminal.

Provided is an oscillator including: a resonator; a first circuit device electrically coupled to the resonator; and a second circuit device. The first circuit device generates a first clock signal by causing the resonator to oscillate, and performs first temperature compensation processing for temperature compensating a frequency of the first clock signal. The second circuit device receives the first clock signal from the first circuit device, generates a second clock signal based on the first clock signal, and performs second temperature compensation processing for temperature compensating a frequency of the second clock signal.

Oscillator, electronic apparatus and vehicle

An oscillator includes a resonator, a circuit device that is electrically coupled to the resonator and generates a clock signal, a control terminal that is electrically coupled to the circuit device, and an output terminal that is electrically coupled to the circuit device and outputs the clock signal. The circuit device includes an abnormality detection circuit and sets a potential of the control terminal to an abnormality detection voltage when an abnormal state is detected by the abnormality detection circuit.

Oscillator, electronic device, and vehicle

An oscillator includes a resonator, a circuit device that is electrically coupled to the resonator and generates a clock signal, and an output terminal that is electrically coupled to the circuit device and outputs the clock signal. The circuit device includes an abnormality detection circuit, and when an abnormal state is detected by the abnormality detection circuit, the circuit device changes a signal characteristic of the clock signal.

A composite sensor includes a first sensor outputting a first sensor signal, a second sensor outputting a second sensor signal, a circuit board electrically connected to the first and second sensors, and a mount member having one surface on which the first and second sensors and the circuit board are disposed. The first and second sensors have respective input terminals to which respective input signals are inputted, and have respective output terminals from which the first and second sensor signals are outputted. When a virtual straight line passing respective centers of the first and second sensors parallel to an arrangement direction of the sensors is defined, the respective input terminals of the first and second sensors are disposed in one of two regions divided by the virtual line, and the respective output terminals of the first and second sensors are disposed in a remaining one of the two regions.

Composite sensor

A power supply circuit which outputs a common electrode voltage to a common electrode of an electro-optical device provided opposite to pixel electrodes through an electro-optical material includes a voltage booster circuit which generates a boost voltage boosted by a charge-pump operation in synchronization with a charge clock signal, and a common electrode voltage generation circuit which outputs a high-potential-side voltage or a low-potential-side voltage generated based on the boost voltage to the common electrode as the common electrode voltage. The charge clock signal has a rising edge and a falling edge in a period in which a sign of voltages between the pixel electrode and the common electrode are either positive or negative.

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Fujimi-machi, Japan

Jun Uehara