U.S. Philips Corporation

By Friedrich De Haan, Administrator

Nico V Franssen, Deceased

Eise Carel Dijkmans

Alexandre Horowitz

Kornelis A Immink

Theodorus J Van Kessel

Mathias H Geelen

Wilhelmus C Der Kinderen, Deceased

Bernard Joseph Beusink, Deceased

Georg Rudolph Kymmell

Hubertus J Brech, Deceased

Johannes Krijne

Bernardus H Goddijn, Deceased

The high-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention has electrodes comprising a rod of mainly tungsten and a helical winding of mainly tungsten near the tip of the rod. The winding has a first layer of turns, which is integral with a second layer of turns. The turns of the second layer are wound with torsion in the wire and surround turns of the first layer which are also wound with torsion. The direction of the torsion in a turn is equal to the direction in which the turn extends around the rod. As a result, the turns with torsion surround with tight fit their substrate and the winding is securely fixed ot the electrode rod.

High-pressure discharge lamp with torsionally wound electrode structure

A supply-voltage discrimination device for adapting a load (8) to a lower or higher alternating-voltage range includes a voltage-dependent resistor (1) thermally coupled to a PTC-resistor (2) and electrically connected in series with said voltage-dependent resistor. The resistors are chosen so that initially the dissipation is mainly determined by the voltage-dependent resistor.

Mains-voltage discrimination device

By adding the difference between output and input of the one amplifier section to the output signal by means of a subsequent amplifier section a ring of amplifier sections can be formed which compensate for each other's distortion.

Amplifier arrangement with parallel-operated amplifier sections

Wire-wound resistor covered with a layer of enamel on the basis of a zinc borosilicate having a composition:

Wire-wound resistor

An electro-acoustic arrangement comprising a plurality of transducer units including five, seven or nine equally spaced transducers situated in line with the transducers connected to a transmission channel via individual amplitude control devices. The amplitude control devices are adjusted so that the ratios between the conversion factors of the transducer units viewed from end to end are 1:2n:2n.sup.2 :-2n:1 for five transducers to produce an output signal substantially independent of direction and/or frequency. The invention also relates to a combination of five, seven or nine of the foregoing arrangements situated adjacent each other or in line at equal distances with further amplitude control devices connected to a transmission channel. The amplitude control devices are adjusted so that the ratios between the conversion factors of the arrangements, viewed from end to end, form a special relationship.

Direction and frequency independent column of electro-acoustic

An arrangement for the transmission of audio signals, comprising a delay line (1) provided with 5, 7 or 9 tappings situated at equal time intervals along the delay line. The tappings are each connected to a common adding circuit (16) via an amplitude control device (9 to 13). The ratios between the amplitudes of the output signals of the amplitude control devices, viewed from one end of the delay line (1) to the other end are 1:2n:2n.sup.2 :-2n:1 for five tappings, 1:2n:2n.sup.2 :n.sup.3 -n:-2n.sup.2 :2n:-1 for seven tappings, and 1:2n:2n.sup.2 :n.sup.3 -n:1/4(n.sup.4 -1)-2n.sup.2 :-(n.sup.3 -n):2n.sup.2 :-2n:1 for nine tappings. This yields an arrangement having a flat frequency response from the input (2) to the output (15). The invention also relates to a plurality of delay lines (for example 31 to 35) connected in series and to a reverberation unit provided with such a transmission arrangement.

Arrangement for the transmission of audio signals

Artificial reverberation apparatus comprising a delay device (1) provided with a feedback circuit (5) and a feed-forward circuit (6) having a gain equal and opposite to that of the feedback circuit if the gain in the delay device is unity. In order to simulate a second echo having a different delay time using a minimum number of circuit components, the foregoing reverberation circuit is included in cascade with a second delay device (11) and the resulting combination is provided with its own feedback circuit (15) and feed-forward circuit (16). In order to simulate a third echo having yet another delay time, the resulting circuit may be included in cascade with a third delay device (21) with the resulting combination having its own feedback circuit (25 ) and feed forward circuit (26).

Artificial reverberation apparatus

An artificial reverberation arrangement comprising a number of mechanical units each of which comprises a microphone, an amplifier and a loudspeaker. These units are arranged in such a way relative to each other that the microphone of one specific unit receives substantially less sound energy from its own associated loudspeaker than from all the other loudspeakers of the arrangement.

Sound reproducing arrangement for artificial reverberation

An artificial reverberation apparatus for audio frequency signals, comprises a first delay device preceded by an adder. A feedback circuit couples the output of the delay device to an input of the adder to give a loop signal gain of less than unity. The adder is preceded by a second delay device with the same delay time as said first-mentioned delay device. The signal to be delayed is applied to the input of said second delay device and also to the adder via a transmission path. The ratio of the signal gain of the transmission path to the signal gain of said second delay device is equal to but of opposite sign to said loop signal gain. Preferably the signal gain of the transmission path is equal to but of opposite sign to the signal gain of said feedback circuit. Furthermore, a plurality of apparatuses can be connected in cascade with the delay devices of the different apparatuses all having different delays.

Artificial reverberation apparatus for audio frequency signals

A laundry washing machine which comprises a driven laundry holder rotatably mounted within a separately rotatable driven washing liquid container, the respective axes of rotation of the holder and the container intersecting each other.

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