Semiconductor apparatus and anomaly detection method of the...

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By presence or absence pulse detection

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C377S016000

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07986168

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor apparatus includes an arithmetic circuit that executes a program based on an operating clock signal input through a clock transfer node, an internal oscillator that generates an internal clock signal to be used internally, a watch dog timer that counts the internal clock signal, detect that a count value reaches a predetermined value of an execution time of the program in the arithmetic circuit and output a notification signal, and a clock monitor circuit that detects presence or absence of the operating clock signal in response to the notification signal.

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