Power management for processor-based appliances

Details Power management for processor-based appliances Power management for processor-based appliances

2000-05-31

2008-08-12

Hsia, Sherrie (Department: 2622)

Television

Receiver circuitry

Remote control

C348S730000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07411631

ABSTRACT:
A processor-based system may be operated in an effectively “always on” condition. The system may transition from a lower power consumption state to a higher power consumption state in response to the first operation of a power button. In response to a second operation of the power button, the system transitions from the higher power consumption state to the lower power consumption state. However, unless the system is unplugged, the system remains in a power consuming state even when the power button is repeatedly operated.

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