Systems and methods for transitioning a CPU from idle to active

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Computer power control – Power conservation

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C713S330000

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10785775

ABSTRACT:
A system for transitioning a CPU from idle to active comprises a sequencer operable to receive a stopclock signal and generate a controlled transitioning signal in response thereto, and a speed control device coupled to the sequencer and operable to controllably ramp up the operation of the CPU in response to the controlled transitioning signal.

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