Abstract: The invention concerns an antenna system of a radio microphone that includes an antenna path starting at an in port and ending at an out port along with an amplifier and a radio frequency (RF) cable. In order to compensate for various cable attenuations, an attenuator is provided in series with a variable slope compensator between the amplifier and the RF cable. In order to avoid a negative effect on a large signal behavior of variable slope compensators, field effect transistors (FETs) or pin diodes are used for switching of the resistances so that a large signal behavior is achieved.

Abstract: The invention concerns an antenna system of a radio microphone that includes an antenna path starting at an in port and ending at an out port along with an amplifier and a radio frequency (RF) cable. In order to compensate for various cable attenuations, an attenuator is provided in series with a variable slope compensator between the amplifier and the RF cable. In order to avoid a negative effect on a large signal behavior of variable slope compensators, field effect transistors (FETs) or pin diodes are used for switching of the resistances so that a large signal behavior is achieved.

Abstract: A diversity receiving device includes two signal paths. Each path interfaces an antenna that receives a radio frequency signal and an amplifier that amplifies the received radio frequency signal. A variable signal level attenuator in each path attenuates the amplified signal and receives current from current sources. The current sources are coupled to the amplifiers through variable signal level attenuators. The variable signal level attenuators are in parallel with controllable bypass lines which comprise variable resistance elements. The two signal paths are combined into a common path.

Abstract: A diversity receiving device includes two signal paths. Each path interfaces an antenna that receives a radio frequency signal and an amplifier that amplifies the received radio frequency signal. A variable signal level attenuator in each path attenuates the amplified signal and receives current from current sources. The current sources are coupled to the amplifiers through variable signal level attenuators. The variable signal level attenuators are in parallel with controllable bypass lines which comprise variable resistance elements. The two signal paths are combined into a common path.

Abstract: A laser ignition arrangement for an internal combustion engine, in particular for a gas Otto engine, comprising at least one pump light source (1) and at least one laser resonator (2) which is longitudinally pumped by the pump light source (1) and in particular passively Q-switched, and in particular comprising at least one coupling-in optical means (3) for coupling pump light (4) of the pump light source (1) into the laser resonator (2), wherein preferably at a focus (6) of the coupling-in optical means (3), a first beam diameter (12) of the pump light (4) which is introduced or which is to be introduced into the laser resonator (2), measured at a pump light intensity (I0,6) of 60% of the maximum pump light intensity (Imax), is at least 80%, preferably at least 85% of a second beam diameter (13), measured at a pump light intensity (I0,135) of 13.5% of the maximum pump light intensity (Imax).

Abstract: A laser ignition arrangement for an internal combustion engine (1) comprising a laser light generating device (3) and a combustion chamber window (7, 7?) through which laser light (5) for ignition of a combustible mixture can be introduced into a combustion chamber (11) of the internal combustion engine (1), wherein the laser light generating device (3) is suitable for introducing laser light of an intensity (I) of at most 0.15 mJ/mm2 or at least 3 mJ/mm2 into the combustion chamber (11), wherein the intensity (I) can be attained on a side of the clean combustion chamber window (7, 7?), which side is towards the combustion chamber (11).