Abstract: Method and device for converting CO on one side of a membrane with the addition of water to give CO2 and H2O. During this reaction H2 passes through the membrane. On the other side of the membrane H2 is combined with oxygen and burned. This oxygen can be supplied in the form of air and can originate from a fuel cell or fed thereto. CO and H2 originate from a fuel cell.

Abstract: The invention provide biodegradable copolymers of the copoly(ester-amide) or copoly(ester-urethane) type, which copolymers consist of building blocks with the general structure (I): [CB-VB] wherein CB and VB of different building blocks may be the same or different, and CB represents a block with a constant length and VB represents a block with a variable length.

Abstract: A radar apparatus is provided with a jamming indicator (11), the jamming indicator (11) having the same bandwidth as the preselector filter (15) of the radar receiver (5).

Abstract: A pulse radar apparatus is provided with a transmitting unit (4) for the transmission of a modulated transmitter pulse Y.sub.t, a mixer (9), an IF amplifier (11) and a quadrature detector (12) for the reception of signals Y.sub.r and the correlation of signals Y.sub.r with a replica X of the emitted modulated transmitter pulse Y.sub.t, to obtain an in time compressed correlation signal .sigma..sub.xy (.delta.). The pulse radar apparatus is also provided with a pulse discriminator (3) to enable, on the basis of at least one amplitude .vertline.Y.sub.r .vertline. of the received signal Y.sub.r and at least one amplitude .vertline..sigma..sub.xy (.delta.).vertline. of the correlation signal .sigma..sub.xy (.delta.), differentiation between the signals Y.sub.r, possessing modulation, and interference.

Abstract: In a combination of an amplifier (2,5,6) and a signal-dependent voltage supply source (16-23) coupled thereto, a portion of the signal from a signal source (1) is applied by an amplifier (9) to a comparator (16), the output signal of which controls a limiter (20-21). A portion of the output signal thereof is applied as a feedback signal to a second input of the comparator (16) by means of a low-pass filter (22) and a feedback network (23) in series. The feedback loop thus formed is arranged so that it oscillates at a comparatively high frequency. A signal-dependent modulation of the pulse width and/or the pulse density then occurs at the limiter output. A supply voltage for the amplifier is derived from the output of the filter (22). Owing to the high feedback factor of the feedback loop at the signal frequencies the supply voltage can adequately follow the output signal of the amplifier independently of component tolerances and any load variations.