18421801. CURRENT DETECTOR AND INFORMATION PROCESSOR simplified abstract (Kioxia Corporation)
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CURRENT DETECTOR AND INFORMATION PROCESSOR
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Atsushi Kawasumi of Fujisawa Kanagawa (JP)
CURRENT DETECTOR AND INFORMATION PROCESSOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18421801 titled 'CURRENT DETECTOR AND INFORMATION PROCESSOR
The abstract describes a current detector that includes memory cells to store data, wiring lines to transmit and operate on data, and a detector to identify the wiring line with the lowest current flow.
- Memory cells store first data with multiple bits
- Wiring lines transmit and operate on first and second data with the same number of bits
- Detector identifies the wiring line with the lowest current flow
Potential Applications: - Current monitoring in electronic devices - Power management systems - Fault detection in circuits
Problems Solved: - Efficient current detection - Identifying wiring lines with minimal current flow - Enhancing overall system performance
Benefits: - Improved energy efficiency - Enhanced circuit reliability - Real-time monitoring capabilities
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Current Detection Technology for Enhanced Power Management" This technology can be utilized in various industries such as consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial automation for efficient power management and fault detection.
Questions about Current Detector Technology: 1. How does the current detector technology improve energy efficiency in electronic devices? - The current detector technology helps in identifying wiring lines with the lowest current flow, enabling efficient power management and reducing energy consumption.
2. What are the potential applications of current detector technology in industrial automation? - Current detector technology can be used in industrial automation for real-time monitoring of current flow, enhancing system reliability and performance.
Original Abstract Submitted
A current detector includes: a plurality of memory cells configured to store a plurality of first data, each having a plurality of bits; a plurality of first wiring lines configured to transmit a result of a bit operation of each of the plurality of first data and second data having bits, the number of bits of the second data being the same as the number of bits of first data; and a detector configured to detect a first wiring line through which a lowest current flows among the plurality of first wiring lines.
