An information processing device analyzes connection state changes to determine causes and select appropriate response actions.
Clock gating mechanism shuts down inactive vector processing elements to reduce dynamic power consumption.
Storage device assesses power supply state and signals selected latency tolerance to the host, balancing data transfer speed against power consumption.
Iterative frequency control transitions microprocessor states without suspending operation, reducing transition time and power usage.
A fax system embeds page count data within transmission images to identify and resend only missing pages.
Unique seed values stagger device transitions, preventing power surges and ensuring uninterrupted data processing during faults.
A processor transmits unified command frames via a serial interface to control multiple peripheral devices simultaneously.
Early exit pattern detection suspends feedback updates to stabilize high-speed serial links against noisy data and reduce bit lock time.
An Ethernet adapter module offloads Time Sensitive Networking processing to a dedicated controller.
A data processing method removes zero elements from input arrays before convolution operations.
A graphics processing unit API call transitions the GPU into deeper sleep modes during idle periods to minimize energy usage.
A sensor-equipped input device housing detects position to switch modes, reducing accessory clutter and improving tablet portability.
A semiconductor power control circuit dynamically adjusts standby state levels based on task requirements.
A controller adjusts power supply units between active and sleep modes based on real-time load requirements.
A power management system allocates electric energy between an active stylus and a touch-sensitive device through wireless coupling.
An MCU filters ineffective touch data to prevent application processor wake-ups, reducing power consumption.
A power control circuit manages buffer circuits by decoupling them from the supply when data signals are invalid.
A reconfigurable power sequencer generates timed digital output sequences to control analog circuit power states.
Separated power supply paths with soft-start switches enable synchronized turn-on and turn-off, preventing load starvation in high-power systems.
A restart monitoring device counts system-on-chip resets to deactivate the infotainment unit.
A microprocessor uses a shared memory bus with a determination part to route access between program and data memories.
Segmented synchronous clock areas with TAF-DPS sources eliminate global skew accumulation while lowering power consumption.
A memory controller adjusts its operating frequency based on real-time GPU activity monitoring to optimize system performance.
A power detection unit analyzes voltage mains to dynamically adjust active computing processors in cryptocurrency mining data centers.
A masking technique executes tasks in short bursts with micro-sleeps to lower average processor utilization.
A multi-processor sensor chip architecture dynamically activates cores based on motion state detection to manage power consumption efficiently.
Monitoring distance change rates distinguishes operators from passerby, reducing false power saving triggers.
Idle control line signals computing device state to power supply unit, reducing energy losses at low loads.
A slave device status switching method processes host commands and transmits status wrappers to manage power states.
A management device reduces electric power consumption in parallel processing nodes by analyzing job execution data.
A clock generator component maintains timing synchronization during power loss by selectively inactivating non-essential components.
A programmable logic module selects and writes critical data to non-volatile memory using a priority bus system.
Control circuit stores parity data for volatile memory blocks, enabling lower supply voltage in sleep mode while correcting errors upon activation.
A hibernation file captures the operating system state during shutdown to enable rapid memory restoration upon startup.
A power-saving electronic device interrupts standby supply to south bridge and SIO chips during suspend states.
A microcontroller switches to asynchronous mode via a system controller to reduce switching power consumption.
A battery backup unit measures load power draw history to adjust charge levels for outage readiness.
A power consumption estimator generates fault signals by measuring voltage drops across circuit terminals to monitor thermal states.
Sequential circuit activation manages startup phases to reduce transient current peaks and prevent hardware faults in integrated computing apparatuses.
A power manager monitors user behavior and habits to transition computing devices into reduced power modes.
Consolidating power management into provider dies reduces die area and increases storage capacity by eliminating redundant circuits on recipient dies.
A communication system generates abnormal waveform patterns to force wake-up of nodes failing to recognize standard frames.
Independent power and clock clusters with a monitoring unit enable failover between segments, maintaining application performance when one cluster fails.
A power management control module dynamically engages and disengages power supply units based on efficiency profiles.
A smart power management system selects between high-speed and low-speed processors based on task requirements to optimize energy usage.
A processing system prevents memory image destaging to nonvolatile storage during power mode transitions.