Abstract: The description covers cabin components for aircraft, which can be produced with a sandwich structure and may have the components 1003 for signal and/or power transmission. The cabin components in this case have at least two prepreg layers 1001, 1005 and, for example, a honeycomb layer 1002, which can be connected to one another by pressing and heating. Furthermore, electrical and/or optical signal paths are shown on cabin components, which can be produced by positioning them there or printing. In addition, according to the description, signal and/or power transmission can take place beyond the boundary of cabin components, by means of a transmitter/receiver path.

Abstract: The description covers cabin components for aircraft, which can be produced with a sandwich structure and may have the components 1003 for signal and/or power transmission. The cabin components in this case have at least two prepreg layers 1001, 1005 and, for example, a honeycomb layer 1002, which can be connected to one another by pressing and heating. Furthermore, electrical and/or optical signal paths are shown on cabin components, which can be produced by positioning them there or printing. In addition, according to the description, signal and/or power transmission can take place beyond the boundary of cabin components, by means of a transmitter/receiver path.

Abstract: A transition from one mixed color to another, the target color locus (Z) in a color system such as e.g. the standard chromaticity diagram (CT), is effected along a stored path (pi) from a succession of color loci which avoids undesired color mixing regions. A change between target color loci (Z) is effected from an instantaneously attained color locus (A0) by transition to an adjacent color locus in that path of the stored paths (pi) which leads as closely as possible past the instantaneous color locus (A0) and which then avoids undesired color mixing regions on the way to the notified target color locus (Z).

Abstract: A transition from one mixed color to another, the target color locus (Z) in a color system such as e.g. the standard chromaticity diagram (CT), is effected along a stored path (pi) from a succession of color loci which avoids undesired color mixing regions. A change between target color loci (Z) is effected from an instantaneously attained color locus (A0) by transition to an adjacent color locus in that path of the stored paths (pi) which leads as closely as possible past the instantaneous color locus (A0) and which then avoids undesired color mixing regions on the way to the notified target color locus (Z).