Abstract: The side wall (8) of the cylindrical casing (1) of an oil filter containing a filtering element (2) consists of a heat exchanger defining two entwined circuits one (6, 14) of which is intended for the oil before its filtration and the other (9, 15) of which is intended for a cooling liquid. Each circuit extends helically and is delimited by a cylindrical sleeve (11, 12) and by a groove (14, 15) hollowed out of an intermediate partition (13).

Abstract: For the automatic determining of the characteristics of the corrections to be made in trichromatic cathode tube deflectors, measurements are made of the coordinates of the midpoints of the bars R and B of a crossed bar test pattern at "strategic" places. With the deflector in the "mean" position on the tube, the values obtained are standardized by computation to re-establish virtually the ideal position of the deflector, the convergence errors due to this deflector are computed and the pinpoint or overall corrections to be made to it are deduced therefrom.

Abstract: A device for measuring the alcohol content of a gas includes an improved mechanism for determining the presence of alveolar air in the gas which is exhaled into the device by a test subject. The device has a conduit (11) into which the test subject exhales. Gas from the conduit passes through a nozzle (19) and into an intake opening (18) of a pumping device (14). Upon actuation, the pumping device extracts a first predetermined volume of exhaled air from the conduit, so that an electro-chemical cell (25) can detect the quantity of alcohol in the first predetermined volume of air. To actuate the pumping device, a predetermined value correspondig to a second volume of air must be detected by an evaluation device (28) responsive to a pressure sensitive device (27) for measuring the pressure of the gas in the conduit. In addition, the pumping device will not be actuated until a threshold circuit (35) detects a minimum pressure.

Abstract: Monochrome bar patterns approximately seven millimeters in width are produced on the screen of a three-color television picture tube by means of a video signal having a substantially Gaussian waveform. The value of the convergence component is given by the distance between centers of two bars of different colors. Measurement of convergence is carried out by means of a photosensor consisting of a charge-coupled photosensitive strip and an optical system comprising a biconvex lens and a cylindrical lens.