CPC H04W 8/183 (2013.01) [H03K 19/0016 (2013.01); H04W 8/205 (2013.01); H04W 8/22 (2013.01); H04W 12/35 (2021.01)] | 25 Claims |
1. A wireless electronic device, comprising:
a modulator-demodulator circuit including a data transmit-receive terminal, a select terminal and a reset terminal;
wherein the modulator-demodulator circuit is configured to generate a select signal at the select terminal and a reset signal at the reset terminal, said reset signal for controlling reset of a first integrated circuit and activation/deactivation of at least one second integrated circuit;
wherein the first integrated circuit is configured to implement a first subscriber identity module (SIM) and including a data transmit-receive terminal, a select terminal and a reset terminal which are directly connected to the data transmit-receive terminal, select terminal and reset terminal, respectively, of the modulator-demodulator circuit and further including an input/output terminal;
wherein the first integrated circuit is activated for communication with the modulator-demodulator in response to a first logic state of the select signal and deactivated for communication with the modulator-demodulator in response to a second logic state of the select signal; and
wherein the at least one second integrated circuit is configured to implement a second subscriber identity module (SIM) and including a data transmit-receive terminal and a reset terminal, wherein the data transmit-receive terminal is directly connected to the data transmit-receive terminals of the modulator-demodulator circuit and the first integrated circuit, and wherein the reset terminal is directly connected to the input/output terminal of the first integrated circuit;
wherein the first integrated circuit is further configured, when deactivated for communication with the modulator-demodulator, to copy the reset signal received from the modulator-demodulator for output at the input/output terminal; and
wherein the second integrated circuit is activated for communication with the modulator-demodulator in response to a first logic state of the reset signal and deactivated for communication with the modulator-demodulator in response to a second logic state of the reset signal.
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