Fujitsu Corporation

Seiichi Kamon

Akihiro Abe

Sumitake Kobayashi

Ichiro Kawabata

Atsuo Matsunaga

Hiromitsu Nishimura

Tomomi Ohta

Ryozo Furutani

Akiyoshi Uchida

Kiyotaka Tanaka

Masunari Tamesue

A power transmission device has: a power transmission unit configured to perform wireless power transmission; a communication unit configured to perform wireless communication within a range wider than a power transmission possible range of the power transmission unit; and a power transmission control circuit configured to control power of wireless power transmission of the power transmission unit, wherein the power transmission control circuit controls the power of wireless power transmission of the power transmission unit according to a number of power reception devices for which the communication unit received a response indicating that power reception is performed from power reception devices receiving power equal to or more than a threshold when the power transmission unit performs power transmission by first power, and a number of power reception devices for which the communication unit received a response indicating that power reception is performed from power reception devices receiving power equal to or more than the threshold when the power transmission unit does not perform power transmission or performs power transmission by second power smaller than the first power.

Power transmission device and power transmission-reception system

When a control unit is in a non-operating (non-printing) state, data to be saved (character-image data) in a RAM cache memory is transferred to a disk cache memory at regular intervals in order of priority, thereby saving the data in the disk cache memory. If a power supply is cut off and then power is reintroduced, high-priority character-image data, which has been transferred from the RAM cache memory to the disk cache memory and saved in the disk cache memory when printing is not being carried out, is restored in the RAM cache memory. As a result, the high-priority data saved in the RAM cache memory when the power supply was cut off can be restored in the RAM cache memory, thereby raising the hit rate.

Method for saving generated character image in a cache system including

A method for transferring data from one memory to another within a memory hierarchy in a data processing system. The memory hierarchy includes a random access memory (RAM) cache within a control unit and a lower level disk cache memory. When the control unit is in a non-operating (non-printing) state, data to be saved (character-image data) in the RAM cache memory is transferred to the disk cache memory at regular intervals in order of priority, thereby saving the data in the disk cache memory. If a power supply is cut off and then power is reintroduced, high-priority character-image data, which has been transferred from the RAM cache memory to the disk cache memory and saved in the disk cache memory when printing is not being carried out, is restored in the RAM cache memory. As a result, the high-priority data saved in the RAM cache memory when the power supply was cut off can be restored in the RAM cache memory, thereby raising the hit rate.

Method of controlling data transfer and a safe shutdown in a

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Seiichi Kamon