Abstract: A device inductively charges an electrical energy store, in particular a battery of an electric vehicle. The device has a wallbox circuit having a converter and an output, a ground circuit having an input and a charging coil, and a cable that provides an electrical connection between the output of the wallbox circuit and the input of the ground circuit. A first parallel capacitor is attached to the output of the wallbox circuit and has a first capacitance. A second parallel capacitor is attached to the input of the ground circuit and has a second capacitance. The first capacitance and the second capacitance are selected such that a predetermined resonant frequency of an oscillating circuit having the charging coil and a restriction of an electrical current flowing in the cable are achieved.

Abstract: A phone rig is provided for multiple cameras for making multiple point of view recordings by a first electronic apparatus having a first screen, a second electronic apparatus having a second screen and a first camera, and a third electronic apparatus having a third screen and a second camera. The phone rig includes a first body for holding the first electronic apparatus in a screen facing orientation, a second body for holding the second electronic apparatus in a camera facing orientation, and a third body for holding the third electronic apparatus. A wedge member is provided for installation between the first body and the second body, such that the first screen of the first electronic apparatus is angled, relative to the first camera of the second electronic apparatus and the second camera of the third electronic apparatus.

Abstract: A phone rig is provided for multiple cameras for making multiple point of view recordings by a first electronic apparatus having a first screen, a second electronic apparatus having a second screen and a first camera, and a third electronic apparatus having a third screen and a second camera. The phone rig includes a first body for holding the first electronic apparatus in a screen facing orientation, a second body for holding the second electronic apparatus in a camera facing orientation, and a third body for holding the third electronic apparatus. A wedge member is provided for installation between the first body and the second body, such that the first screen of the first electronic apparatus is angled, relative to the first camera of the second electronic apparatus and the second camera of the third electronic apparatus.

Abstract: In the case of mono sewage sludge incineration, a solution may be created that enables sewage sludge ash, which may still have a low proportion of unburned carbon, to be discharged from a mono sewage sludge incineration plant. This is achieved by a method for the post-combustion of sewage sludge ash obtained in a mono sewage sludge incineration in a rotary kiln by means of a hot and a low oxygen content, such as an oxygen content of 5-10 vol. % oxygen. The gas stream from the rotary kiln may escape the sewage sludge ash and is fed to the gas flow. This sufficiently hot gas flow may cause oxidation or afterburning of unburned carbon contained in the sewage sludge ash.

Abstract: A device (1), and a barreled weapon (10) including the device, for loading the barreled weapon (10) with ammunition bodies (2), in particular with artillery projectiles, includes a rammer for moving an ammunition body (2) along a loading path (L) from a loading position outside of the loading chamber (12) into a rammed position in the loading chamber (12) of the barreled weapon (10), wherein a correction rammer (4) connected downstream of the rammer in the loading path is used to correct ramming errors if necessary. A method for loading the barreled weapon includes correcting ramming errors with a correction rammer (4) downstream of the rammer of the barreled weapon in the loading path of the weapon.

Abstract: A device (1), and a barreled weapon (10) including the device, for loading the barreled weapon (10) with ammunition bodies (2), in particular with artillery projectiles, includes a rammer for moving an ammunition body (2) along a loading path (L) from a loading position outside of the loading chamber (12) into a rammed position in the loading chamber (12) of the barreled weapon (10), wherein a correction rammer (4) connected downstream of the rammer in the loading path is used to correct ramming errors if necessary. A method for loading the barreled weapon includes correcting ramming errors with a correction rammer (4) downstream of the rammer of the barreled weapon in the loading path of the weapon.

Abstract: A fragmentable projectile casing for an explosive projectile (7) has an irregular wall thickness (W) and predetermined breaking points (2) distributed over the projectile casing (1) for formation of fragments. The predetermined breaking points (2) for obtaining uniform fragments are spaced irregularly from one another. The predetermined breaking points (2) can have a smaller distance from one another in a region of greater wall thickness (W) and can be arranged in the manner of a grid and/or are formed as lines. Further, the predetermined breaking points (2) can run parallel to a longitudinal axis (L) of the projectile casing (1) and/or along a circumference (U) of the projectile casing (1).

Abstract: A fragmentable projectile casing for an explosive projectile (7) has an irregular wall thickness (W) and predetermined breaking points (2) distributed over the projectile casing (1) for formation of fragments. The predetermined breaking points (2) for obtaining uniform fragments are spaced irregularly from one another. The predetermined breaking points (2) can have a smaller distance from one another in a region of greater wall thickness (W) and can be arranged in the manner of a grid and/or are formed as lines. Further, the predetermined breaking points (2) can run parallel to a longitudinal axis (L) of the projectile casing (1) and/or along a circumference (U) of the projectile casing (1).

Abstract: A weapon system comprising a weapon for firing ammunition bodies, and at least one scanner for examining the structure of one of the ammunition bodies. A method for firing ammunition bodies by means of a weapon includes the step of scanning one of the ammunition bodies prior to firing thereof. A method of detecting ammunition bodies includes the step of scanning the structure of one of the ammunition bodies.

Abstract: A technique is disclosed for correcting inconsistent language model parameters associated with a compiled computer readable project. One or more compiled units are analyzed to identify compiler commentary therein. Based on the debugging information, it is determined whether inconsistent language model parameters exist. If so, a user is allowed to apply a correction strategy to correct the one or more inconsistent parameters.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for defending against airborne assault ammunition. The assault ammunition is located with at least one position-locating device. The flight path of the assault ammunition is iteratively calculated using the determined ballistic coefficient of the assault ammunition. A firing control solution is determined for firing a fragmentation-type defense ammunition, which is fired with a large-caliber weapon, especially one having a caliber of at least 76 mm. A fuse of the defense ammunition is set after the firing and/or the defense ammunition is remotely detonated, and after the firing the defense ammunition is ignited or remotely ignited at an ignition time point TZ. Alternatively, the ignition of the defense ammunition is initiated by a proximity igniter disposed in the defense ammunition.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for defending against airborne assault ammunition. The assault ammunition is located with at least one position-locating device. The flight path of the assault ammunition is iteratively calculated using the determined ballistic coefficient of the assault ammunition. A firing control solution is determined for firing a fragmentation-type defense ammunition, which is fired with a large-caliber weapon, especially one having a caliber of at least 76 mm. A fuse of the defense ammunition is set after the firing and/or the defense ammunition is remotely detonated, and after the firing the defense ammunition is ignited or remotely ignited at an ignition time point T. Alternatively, the ignition of the defense ammunition is initiated by a proximity igniter disposed in the defense ammunition.

Abstract: A technique is disclosed for correcting inconsistent language model parameters associated with a compiled computer readable project. One or more compiled units are analyzed to identify compiler commentary therein. Based on the debugging information, it is determined whether inconsistent language model parameters exist. If so, a user is allowed to apply a correction strategy to correct the one or more inconsistent parameters.

Abstract: A system and method for a language grammar driven recognizer for assessing the similarity of identified source code fragments for software development.

Abstract: A device for concealed, i.e. masked suspension of panels from loadbearing structures and consisting of two bent metal parts fastening into the panel is described, a U-shaped metal part 1, 1' being adjustably linked by an adjustment screw 3, 3' to a metal part 2, 2' so as to be mutually displaceable, the legs 1a, 1a'; 2a, 2a' of the metal parts 1, 1'; 2, 2' resting against each other and the two metal parts 1, 1'; 2, 2' resting flat by their other legs 1b, 1b'; 2b, 2b' against the panel 5, 5' and by their angled end zones 6, 6'; 7, 7' entering channels 8, 8'; 9, 9' milled into the panel and thereby ensuring positive locking to the panel 5, 5'.