Abstract: Solar cell module (2000) with a first solar cell string (2121, . . . , 2124), wherein the first solar cell string (2121, . . . , 2124) has at least two solar cells (2121, . . . , 2124) connected in series and arranged in two rows, with a first bypass element (2151) which is connected in parallel with the first solar cell string (2121, . . . , 2124), with a second solar cell string (2221, . . . , 2224) wherein the second solar cell string (2221, . . . , 2224) has at least two solar cells (2221, . . . , 2224) connected in series and arranged in two rows, with a second bypass element (2251) which is connected in parallel to the second solar cell string (2221, . . . , 2224), with a front side encapsulation layer (2002) and a rear side encapsulation layer (2003), wherein the solar cells (2121, . . . , 2124, 2221, . . . , 2224) of the first solar cell string (2121, . . . , 2124) and the second solar cell string (2221, . . .

Abstract: A method for a seat belt system (10) in a vehicle (14), the seat belt system (10) comprising a control unit (36) and at least one extendable seat belt (18) with a locking tongue (22), at least one belt buckle (24) and at least one webbing extension measuring device (30), includes the steps of: a) determining the webbing extension by means of the webbing extension measuring device (30), b) determining whether a buckling operation has occurred, c) activating at least one guide element on the belt buckle (24) and/or the seat belt (18), if a buckling operation has occurred. Moreover, the invention provides a seat belt system (10) for a vehicle (14) comprising an extendable seat belt (18) as well as a vehicle comprising a seat belt system (10).

Abstract: A monofacial or bifacial crystalline solar cell, on the front face of which over the entire area a first surface passivation layer is arranged directly on the semiconductor interface and above this a first optically opaque, electrically conductive material is arranged in first lateral regions as a front face contact, and a first optically transparent, electrically conductive material is arranged exclusively in second lateral regions. The first optically transparent, electrically conductive material is electrically conductively connected to the front face contact and to a first region of the semiconductor material of the solar cell. The method provides for application of the first optically transparent, electrically conductive material only after the first optically opaque, electrically conductive material has been applied, in such a way that firing of the front face contact is avoided.

Abstract: A monofacial or bifacial crystalline solar cell, on the front face of which over the entire area a first surface passivation layer is arranged directly on the semiconductor interface and above this a first optically opaque, electrically conductive material is arranged in first lateral regions as a front face contact, and a first optically transparent, electrically conductive material is arranged exclusively in second lateral regions. The first optically transparent, electrically conductive material is electrically conductively connected to the front face contact and to a first region of the semiconductor material of the solar cell. The method provides for application of the first optically transparent, electrically conductive material only after the first optically opaque, electrically conductive material has been applied, in such a way that firing of the front face contact is avoided.

Abstract: An article of apparel, or household fabric, having a power source, a switch and at least one electroluminescent or fabric strip for illuminating the article of apparel, or household article. In addition, the present invention can be used in a peer to peer network. The article may have a communication system including a transmitter and a receiver. Furthermore, the present invention can have electric circuitry that can be integrated with the electrical components so as to create different visual effects in response to signals from the communication system. The electroluminescent strips of the present invention can be designed to follow the contour of a trademark, logo, or character. Also, the electroluminescent strips can be designed to follow the stitching of the sneaker and follow the sneaker lace path. Switches of the present invention can include, preferably, a toggle switch, or if desired a pressure switch, a reed switch, or the like. The power source implemented is preferably a rechargeable battery.

Abstract: An article of apparel, or household fabric, having a power source, a switch and at least one electroluminescent or fabric strip for illuminating the article of apparel, or household article. In addition, the present invention can be used in a peer to peer network. The article may have a communication system including a transmitter and a receiver. Furthermore, the present invention can have electric circuitry that can be integrated with the electrical components so as to create different visual effects in response to signals from the communication system. The electroluminescent strips of the present invention can be designed to follow the contour of a trademark, logo, or character. Also, the electroluminescent strips can be designed to follow the stitching of the sneaker and follow the sneaker lace path. Switches of the present invention can include, preferably, a toggle switch, or if desired a pressure switch, a reed switch, or the like. The power source implemented is preferably a rechargeable battery.

Abstract: An article of apparel, or household fabric, having a power source, a switch and at least one electroluminescent or fabric strip for illuminating the article of apparel, or household article. In addition, the present invention can be used in a peer to peer network. The article may have a communication system including a transmitter and a receiver. Furthermore, the present invention can have electric circuitry that can be integrated with the electrical components so as to create different visual effects in response to signals from the communication system. The electroluminescent strips of the present invention can be designed to follow the contour of a trademark, logo, or character. Also, the electroluminescent strips can be designed to follow the stitching of the sneaker and follow the sneaker lace path. Switches of the present invention can include, preferably, a toggle switch, or if desired a pressure switch, a reed switch, or the like. The power source implemented is preferably a rechargeable battery.

Abstract: The invention relates to a ceramic lining for combustion chambers (8) consisting of several juxtaposed elements (1) that are attached by means of a retention bolt (3) to the inside of a thermally highly stressed metallic support wall (4), whereby at least one insulation body (5) is arranged between the metallic support wall (4) and the ceramic elements (1). It is characterized in that the ceramic elements (1) essentially have the shape of a straight, regular pyramid whose base (2) has n corners, preferably three corners, and faces the combustion chamber (8), and into whose tip the retention bolt (3) is integrated.

Abstract: The object of the invention is to create a simple and compact fuel feed for a gas turbine having an annular combustion chamber. In addition, the operational reliability of the gas turbine is to be improved.According to the invention, this is achieved when only one central main-gas feed line (15) and one central pilot-gas feed line (16) are connected to the annular combustion chamber (1). A main-gas ring line (13) and a pilot-gas ring line (14) are formed in the interior of the gas-turbine casing (5) or a burner hood (3) known per se. These ring lines (13, 14) are connected upstream to the main-gas feed line (15) and the pilot-gas feed line (16) respectively and downstream to the annular combustion chamber (1). (FIG.