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Transponder with a controllable power-on-reset circuit

  • US 7,423,517 B2
  • Filed: 07/18/2003
  • Issued: 09/09/2008
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/30/2002
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An integrated circuit for use in a transponder for non-contacting communication with a communication station, the integrated circuit comprising:

  • circuit connecting contacts connected to transmission means of the transponder to pick off an input voltage;

    control means to generate a control signal as a function of an operating mode of the transponder, wherein the control means is configured to generate;

    a first control signal as a function of a read mode of the transponder;

    a second control signal as a function of a write mode of the transponder; and

    a third control signal as a function of a transponder-talks-first mode of the transponder;

    a monitoring circuit to receive the control signal from the control means and a voltage based on the input voltage, the monitoring circuit to generate a signalizing signal based on a relationship between a voltage threshold value and the voltage, wherein the voltage threshold value corresponds to the control signal, the voltage threshold value comprising one of a plurality of preset voltage threshold values, the plurality of preset voltage threshold values comprising;

    a first voltage threshold value corresponding to the read mode of the transponder;

    a second voltage threshold value corresponding to the write mode of the transponder, wherein the second voltage threshold value is higher than the first voltage threshold value; and

    a third voltage threshold value corresponding to the transponder-talks-first mode of the transponder, wherein the third voltage threshold value is lower than the first voltage threshold value; and

    a data-processing circuit to receive the signalizing signal from the monitoring circuit.

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