Ryobi Limited

Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited

Fujitsu Corporation

Cypress Semiconductor Corporation

Spansion Llc.

Yoshihiko Matsuo

Takeshi Shohoji

Takeshi Kimura

Osamu Takahashi

Hiroyuki Sato

Toshiaki Saito

Eiji Nishimori

Kimitoshi Niratsuka

A crystal oscillator start-up circuit capable of reducing a start-up time of a crystal oscillator is disclosed. The crystal oscillator start-up circuit is provided with a crystal oscillation unit including a crystal oscillator, a converter and an external oscillator. The crystal oscillation unit generates an output signal corresponding to the impedance characteristic of the crystal oscillator. The converter converts the output signal of the crystal oscillation unit to a voltage signal. The external oscillator outputs to the crystal oscillation unit an oscillation signal whose frequency is adjusted by the voltage signal to approach a resonance frequency of the crystal oscillator.

Crystal oscillator start-up circuit

A transmission circuit includes a first path that connects a first terminal for inputting or outputting signals, and one of a pair of second terminals for outputting or inputting the signals; a second path that connects the first terminal and another one of the pair of second terminals; a first circuit including a first capacitor that is serially inserted in the first path, which is configured to perform single-differential conversion on signals transmitted through the first path, to perform impedance matching, and to supply a bias voltage; a second circuit including a first inductor that is serially inserted in the second path, which is configured to perform single-differential conversion on signals transmitted through the second path, to perform impedance matching, and to supply a bias voltage; and a switch that is connected between the two terminals of the pair of second terminals.

Transmission circuit and signal transmission and reception circuit

A DC-DC converter control circuit includes: a slope signal generation circuit that generates a reference voltage by superimposing a slope voltage onto a standard voltage; a comparator that performs comparison of the reference voltage with an output voltage and generates a signal according to a result of the comparison; an oscillator that generates a pulse signal with a substantially constant cycle; and a control signal generation circuit that generates a control signal that turns on a switch based on a comparator output signal and turns off the switch based on the pulse signal.

Control circuit for DC-DC converter, DC-DC converter, and method for controlling DC-DC converter

A power supply includes a first switch and a second switch coupled in series between an input voltage terminal to which an input voltage is applied and a reference voltage terminal to which a reference voltage lower than the input voltage is applied, an inductor disposed between a junction coupling the first and second switches and an output terminal from which an output voltage is output, and a controller controlling the first and second switches to be alternately switched at a given switching cycle depending on an error of the output voltage with respect to a target voltage, wherein the controller changes the switching cycle from a first cycle to a second cycle longer than the first cycle, depending on a voltage at the junction when the second switch is in a turned-on state.

Power supply and power control device

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Yokohama, Japan

Yoshihiko Matsuo