Abstract: A power supply system with built-in fault detection includes a transformer, wherein the primary side and the secondary side are galvanically isolated and wherein an input voltage is supplied to the primary side of the transformer; one or more switching elements connected to the primary side of the transformer; a controller configured to control switching of the one or more switching elements to control an output voltage on the secondary side; an isolation capacitor connected between the secondary side of the transformer and the primary side of the transformer; fault circuitry connected to the isolation capacitor and configured to detect a switching pattern propagated through a short circuit between the primary side and secondary side of the transformer and further propagated through the isolation capacitor. Similarly, an electrical apparatus includes the power supply system and a method of handling faults in a non-earthed electrical apparatus employs the power supply.

Abstract: A mobile communication device for use in a packet switched wireless communications network includes a display, which is able to indicate an amount of data remaining from a subscribed amount. This allows the user to see how much data he can send or receive, within a prepaid subscription. The display is graphical, allowing the user to judge the amounts of data easily, as well as numerical. Advantageously, the mobile communication device calculates the amounts of data sent and received in such a way that it avoids double counting of retransmissions.

Abstract: A mobile communication device for use in a packet switched wireless communications network includes a display, which is able to indicate an amount of data remaining from a subscribed amount. This allows the user to see how much data lie can send or receive, within a prepaid subscription. The display is graphical, allowing the user to judge the amounts of data easily, as well as numerical. Advantageously, the mobile communication device calculates the amounts of data sent and received in such a way that it avoids double counting of retransmissions.