Abstract: A device for lighting a court including at least one lighting strip extending substantially horizontally along at least one side of the court, at a predefined height relative to the court of less than 3.5 meters. The strip includes a series of light sources distributed along its length, each of the light sources projecting a light beam oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the strip. The at least one strip includes rails which extend along a length of said strip and are suitable for holding a fixing element at any point along the length of said rails.

Abstract: A device for lighting a court including at least one lighting strip extending substantially horizontally along at least one side of the court, at a predefined height relative to the court of less than 3.5 meters. The strip includes a series of light sources distributed along its length, each of the light sources projecting a light beam oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the strip. The at least one strip includes rails which extend along a length of said strip and are suitable for holding a fixing element at any point along the length of said rails.

Abstract: A device for lighting a court including at least one lighting strip extending substantially horizontally along at least one side of the court, at a predefined height relative to the court. The strip comprises a series of light sources distributed along its length, each of the light sources projecting a light beam with a diffusion angle that is less than 20°, oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the strip.

Abstract: A device for lighting a court including at least one lighting strip extending substantially horizontally along at least one side of the court, at a predefined height relative to the court. The strip comprises a series of light sources distributed along its length, each of the light sources projecting a light beam with a diffusion angle that is less than 20°, oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the strip.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for testing the structural coverage of a software program and a method implementing the device. The software, stored in a first memory comprises instructions which can be located via addresses on an address bus connecting the processor to the first memory. The device includes a second memory connected to the address bus that can be used to store values in memory associated with each address, these values indicating the conditions for calling up the associated address by the processor. The method consists in erasing all the contents of the second memory, performing tests validating the software, comparing the contents of the second memory with a list of addresses where instructions are located.

Abstract: The invention relates to a standby instrument for the piloting of aircraft allowing a pilot to restore a display similar to that of a head-up display in the event that the latter should fail. According to the invention, the standby instrument comprises means for determining and displaying a speed vector (11) of the aircraft only with the aid of means usually present in a standby instrument, namely means for measuring static and total pressures of the airstream surrounding the aircraft and means for inertial measurement.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a standby instrument fitted to the instrument panel of an aircraft detecting overloads. The standby instrument includes a processor to calculate and display flight information based on data provided by associated sensors integrated into a standby system. It additionally includes a module for detecting overload of the aircraft on the basis of the data provided to display the flight information. The invention applies to the detection of overloads during a heavy landing. More generally, it applies to the detection and indication of overloads of an aircraft in various types of environment.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for testing the structural coverage of a software program and a method implementing the device. The software, stored in a first memory comprises instructions which can be located via addresses on an address bus connecting the processor to the first memory. The device includes a second memory connected to the address bus that can be used to store values in memory associated with each address, these values indicating the conditions for calling up the associated address by the processor. The method consists in erasing all the contents of the second memory, performing tests validating the software, comparing the contents of the second memory with a list of addresses where instructions are located.