Semiconductor devices
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsTae Hee Lee, Seung June Kyoung, Myung Kyoon Yim
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Abstract
A semiconductor device includes a first processor configured to generate a first error check code of a first data and an audio circuitry. The audio circuitry is configured to receive the first data, receive a second data, generate a second error check code of the first data, and generate a modulation signal based on the first and second data. The first processor may determine whether the first and second error check codes are identical to each other. The first processor may control the audio circuitry to control the generation of the modulation signal based on at least the first data, in response to a determination that the first and second error check codes are identical to each other.
Claims20
A semiconductor device, comprising:
- a first processor configured to generate a first error check code of a first data;
- and
- an audio circuitry configured to
- receive the first data,
- receive a second data,
- generate a second error check code of the first data, and
- generate a first modulation signal, based on the first and second data,
- wherein the first processor is configured to
- determine whether the first and second error check codes are identical to each other, and
- control the generation of the first modulation signal based on at least the first data in response to a determination that the first and second error check codes are identical to each other.
A semiconductor device, comprising:
- a central processing unit;
- a control circuitry configured to generate a first error check code of a first data;
- and
- an audio circuitry configured to
- receive the first data,
- receive a second data,
- generate a second error check code of the first data, and
- generate a first modulation signal, based on the first and second data,
- wherein the control circuitry is configured to
- determine whether the first and second error check codes are identical to each other, and
- control the generation of the first modulation signal based on at least the first data in response to a determination that the first and second error check codes are identical to each other.
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