Kyocera Corporation

Toshikazu Hiramoto

Toshihisa Nabata

Kazuyuki Takaki

Yuji Ishida

Youji Suwa

Youji Nonaka

An electronic device includes a NAND flash memory device, a memory controller that issues a command for performing either erasing or writing of data to the NAND flash memory device, and a voltage monitor that monitors a power supply and detects a voltage drop. When the voltage drop is detected before an issue of the command, the memory controller ceases the issue of the command to the NAND flash memory device.

Electronic device, vehicle, and control method for controlling a non-volatile memory based on a detected voltage drop

A mobile electronic device comprising an odor sensor and methods of operation are disclosed. An odor is detected using an odor sensor coupled to the mobile electronic device, and a predetermined process is performed if the odor is a predefined odor.

Mobile electrical device

A wireless communication apparatus includes a DC/DC converter that is operated based on a second clock signal generated by an oscillator with high accuracy when receiving the annunciation signal. Therefore, it is possible to reduce negative influences on other electrical apparatuses due to the conduction noise. The DC/DC converter is operated based on first clock signal generated by an oscillator with low accuracy while in a non-receiving time of the annunciation signal. Therefore, it is possible to reduce negative influence on other electrical apparatuses and to reduce the consumption of electrical power.

Wireless communication apparatus and operating frequency control method of power conversion apparatus

In a portable telephone which uses a CPU, a memory, a temperature sensor, a D/A converter, and an A/d converter as control elements, and which has an oscillation circuit including a crystal resonator and a variable-capacitance diode, temperature compensation of the output frequency is made by using these existing control elements. The memory is previously stored with control information for correcting an output frequency drift of the portable telephone caused by a temperature change. The temperature of the oscillation circuit is detected with the temperature sensor and converted into a digital value in the A/D converter. The CPU reads control information corresponding to the detected temperature from the memory and applies it to the variable-capacitance diode of the oscillation circuit through the D/A converter, thereby maintaining the output frequency at a constant level. Also disclosed is a method of efficiently calculating an oscillation frequency of a crystal resonator with a reduced number of points of measurement for a temperature characteristic of the crystal resonator. A method of accurately carrying out the above-described temperature compensation is also disclosed.

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Yokohama, Japan

Toshikazu Hiramoto