Abstract: An arrangement for a monitoring camera device having a camera head being movable within a movement range (MR1, MR2) is provided. The arrangement comprises an enclosure for covering the interior of the monitoring camera device and having an opening for the camera head providing a free line of sight for an arbitrary camera head position within the movement range (MR1, MR2), a shield movably arranged relative the enclosure for masking parts of the opening not being used for providing the free line of sight for the arbitrary camera head position, the shield comprising a first and a second shield portion mutually movably arranged, wherein the shield is maneuverable between a compressed state and an extended state by movement of the first shield portion relative to the second shield portion. A monitoring camera device comprising the arrangement is further provided.

Abstract: An arrangement for a monitoring camera device having a camera head being movable within a movement range (MR1, MR2) is provided. The arrangement comprises an enclosure for covering the interior of the monitoring camera device and having an opening for the camera head providing a free line of sight for an arbitrary camera head position within the movement range (MR1, MR2), a shield movably arranged relative the enclosure for masking parts of the opening not being used for providing the free line of sight for the arbitrary camera head position, the shield comprising a first and a second shield portion mutually movably arranged, wherein the shield is maneuverable between a compressed state and an extended state by movement of the first shield portion relative to the second shield portion. A monitoring camera device comprising the arrangement is further provided.

Abstract: A battery operable electrical device, such as a mobile telephone or a laptop computer, with a clock frequency generator operable to generate electrical clock frequency signals, and a first electrical circuit adapted to perform a first or main function of the device, utilizing the clock frequency signals generated by the clock generator. The device further includes a second electrical or auxiliary circuit adapted to generate an electrical excitation signal with an excitation frequency derived from the clock frequency signals. The excitation signal is fed to battery terminals of the device, and the second electrical circuit receives, from a battery connected to the battery terminals, an electrical signal in response to the excitation signal, and to analyze the received signal for the battery impedance at the excitation frequency and, based on the battery impedance, the state-of-charge of the battery is estimated.

Abstract: A battery operable electrical device, such as a mobile telephone or a laptop computer, with a clock frequency generator operable to generate electrical clock frequency signals, and a first electrical circuit adapted to perform a first or main function of the device, utilising the clock frequency signals generated by the clock generator. The device further includes a second electrical or auxiliary circuit adapted to generate an electrical excitation signal with an excitation frequency derived from the clock frequency signals. The excitation signal is fed to battery terminals of the device, and the second electrical circuit receives, from a battery connected to the battery terminals, an electrical signal in response to the excitation signal, and to analyse the received signal for the battery impedance at the excitation frequency and, based on the battery impedance, the state-of-charge of the battery is estimated.