Abstract: A digital radio-frequency (RF) circuitry is disclosed. In one aspect, the circuitry includes a digitally controlled amplifier configured to receive an RF input signal and a digital control signal, and to output an amplitude controlled output signal. The digitally controlled amplifier includes one or more common-source amplifying unit cells. A respective common-source amplifying unit cell includes a sources node connected to a switching circuitry controllable by the digital control signal so as to activate or deactivate the common-source amplifying unit cell. The switching circuitry comprises a first switch configured to connect the source node with a first power supply node and a second switch configured to connect the source node with a second power supply node when activating and deactivating, respectively, the common-source amplifying unit cell.

Abstract: A method for producing a medical instrument, includes producing, by cutting material from a semi-finished product, a shaft including a clamping region and at least part of a head including cutting edges; additively generating at least part of the head of the instrument; performing the additively generating with a rotation axis of the instrument aligned vertically; reworking at least part of the head with a subtractive method; and using the subtractive method to perform at least one chosen from sharpening cutting edges and improving concentric running of the instrument.

Abstract: A dental instrument includes a head (2) having cutting edges (1) and made of a ceramic material, and a shaft (3) which can be clamped into a driving member and is made of a metal material. The head (2) includes a mounting plug (4) having an external thread (5) and the shaft (3) includes a front-side threaded recess (6) into which the mounting plug (4) can be screwed. At least one locking recess is formed between the mounting plug (4) and the threaded recess (6).

Abstract: An instrument holder includes a substantially tubular base body which includes a grip portion and an instrument holding portion. The base body includes a through recess extending over an entire length thereof, and the instrument holding portion includes a front-sided insertion opening designed for insertion of an instrument.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for producing a medical instrument, characterized in that said instrument is produced at least partly by means of an additive production method.

Abstract: A method, and handpiece for performing the method, for controlling a drive device for moving a root canal instrument having a drive shaft and at least one cutting edge for preparing a root canal, and at least one drive motor being operated by a control unit. The root canal instrument is moved in at least one reciprocal movement in a first direction of rotation over a predetermined first angle of rotation and subsequently in a second direction of rotation opposite to the first direction of rotation over a predetermined second angle of rotation. After the at least one reciprocal movement, the root canal instrument is rotated over at least one third angle of rotation.

Abstract: A dental handpiece to which various tools forming a tool set can be coupled, and more precisely a handpiece coupling, which can be driven by a drive in the dental handpiece at least for an axial oscillating motion The coupling is constituted for a connection of the tools by insertion and securing, and more precisely with a conically tapering opening, into which an adapted coupling section of the tools that tapers in the shape of a truncated cone can be introduced and secured in a suitable manner.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an instrument holder comprising a substantially tubular base body which includes a grip portion and an instrument holding portion, the base body comprising a through recess extending over the entire length thereof, and the instrument holding portion being provided with a front-sided insertion opening designed for insertion of an instrument.

Abstract: A dental tool includes a working head 3 rotatable about a rotational axis 1 and attached to a shaft 2, which working head is provided with cutting edges 4, 5. Cutting edges 4 of a first toothing are formed about a complete periphery of the working head 3, cutting edges 5 of a second toothing are formed additionally at sector-type partial regions of the working head 3, and sector-type regions are provided at a front face 6 of the working head 3, in which the cutting edges 4, 5 of the first and second toothing end alternatingly in the circumferential direction.

Abstract: A dental instrument includes a head (2) having cutting edges (1) and made of a ceramic material, and a shaft (3) which can be clamped into a driving member and is made of a metal material. The head (2) includes a mounting plug (4) having an external thread (5) and the shaft (3) includes a front-side threaded recess (6) into which the mounting plug (4) can be screwed. At least one locking recess is formed between the mounting plug (4) and the threaded recess (6).

Abstract: An acoustically activated dental instrument that comprises a working head attached to a shaft, the working head being covered with abrasive particles at its front end portion and having a spherical basic shape at its distal end, the outside of which is covered with abrasive particles. The working head is flattened at an upper side substantially up to a center plane of the spherical basic shape, and is flattened on the lower side opposite to the upper flattened side.

Abstract: A dental instrument shaft for a rotating instrument made of a ceramic material includes a cylindrical shaft end having a center axis and a flat driving area arranged in parallel to the center axis, wherein a groove having a cross-section shaped as a pitch circle is formed at a transition region of the driving area to the cylindrical shaft end.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a rotating instrument made of a ceramic material and comprising a shaft 1 and a working member 2 which is secured to the shaft or can detachably be secured thereto, wherein at least part of the working member 2 is made from a ceramic material, characterized in that the ceramic part of the working member 2 has a surface roughness of 0.5 ?m to 6 ?m.

Abstract: A bone graft drill includes a shaft with a shaft axis, and a head with a rear side connected to the shaft and being shaped substantially conical at a front portion. A guiding tip is formed at a front end of the head, and a chipping recess is also formed in the head with an axis being inclined diagonally with respect to the shaft axis. The chipping recess has an edge constituting at least one cutting edge and an opening toward the rear side of the head.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a surgical instrument having a rotatable shaft 2 and a working part 1 disposed thereon, the working part having at least one cutting edge, wherein the shaft 2 and the working part 1 are made of oxide ceramics, characterized in that for the manufacturing of the contour of the instrument, a rough grinding using a grinding tool having a grain size between 40 ?m and 110 ?m is performed, and subsequently, a fine grinding of the cutting edges using a grinding tool having a grain size between 20 ?m and 50 ?m performed.

Abstract: A milling tool 1, in particular a tubular drill, includes a shaft 2 and a working portion 3. At least one cutting edge 8 is provided at a face of the working portion 3 and at least one bore 4 extends into the face of the working portion 3. The axis of the bore 4 extends axially parallel or in an angle, preferably between 0° and 20°, with respect to an axis 5 of the tool 1.