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US 8,077,645 B2Granted
Wireless communication terminal, semiconductor device, data communication method, and wireless communication system
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsTadashi Fukami, Akira Endo
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Abstract
A wireless communication terminal is provided. The wireless communication terminal including a first wireless communication section configured to operate in a first clock system; a second wireless communication section configured to operate in a second clock system different from the first clock system, and perform short-range wireless communication; and an asynchronous interface that mediates between the first wireless communication section and the second wireless communication section.
Claims4
A wireless communication system, comprising:
- a first wireless communication terminal;
- and
- a second wireless communication terminal, wherein said first wireless communication terminal includes
- a first wireless communication section configured to operate in a first clock system,
- a first asynchronous interface, and
- a second wireless communication section configured to operate in a second clock system different from the first clock system, and perform short-range wireless communication, the second wireless communication section being connected to the first wireless communication section via the first asynchronous interface, the first and second wireless communication sections being formed within a single chip,
- said second wireless communication terminal includes
- a third wireless communication section configured to operate in the first clock system,
- a second asynchronous interface, and
- a fourth wireless communication section configured to operate in the second clock system different from the first clock system, and perform short-range wireless communication, the fourth wireless communication section being connected to the third wireless communication section via the second asynchronous interface, the third and fourth wireless communication sections being formed within a single chip,
- the first wireless communication section in said first wireless communication terminal outputs setup information via the second wireless communication section, and
- the third wireless communication section in said second wireless communication terminal acquires the setup information outputted from the second wireless communication section in said first wireless communication terminal via the fourth wireless communication section to perform a setup based on the setup information.
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A wireless communication system, comprising:
- a content server;
- a billing server;
- a network;
- a first wireless communication terminal connected to said content server and said billing server via said network;
- and
- a second wireless communication terminal connected to said first wireless communication terminal in a wireless manner, wherein
- said second wireless communication terminal includes
- a first wireless communication section configured to operate in a first clock system,
- an asynchronous interface, and
- a second wireless communication section configured to operate in a second clock system different from the first clock system, and perform short-range wireless communication, the second wireless communication section being connected to the first wireless communication section via the asynchronous interface, the first and second wireless communication sections being formed within a single chip,
- content data of a specified content from said content server is supplied to said first wireless communication terminal via said network, or to the first wireless communication section in said second wireless communication terminal via said network and said first wireless communication terminal, and
- billing information acquired by the second wireless communication section in said second wireless communication terminal is supplied to said billing server via the first wireless communication section, said first wireless communication terminal, and said network.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.