Abstract: A shredder includes a rotor supporting a plurality of multi-point cutters that mesh with a counter-knife having generally V-shaped grooves. Each cutter has at least one corner defined by an intersection between two contiguous side faces of the body of the cutter. The corner defines a plurality of cutting points spaced apart along a first direction. The cutters are mounted on the outer peripheral surface of the rotor such that the first direction of each cutter is substantially tangent to the outer peripheral surface, and such that the corners of the cutters mesh with respective V-shaped grooves in the counter-knife as the rotor rotates about its axis. The multiple points of each cutter encounter and mesh with the groove in the counter-knife in a sequential fashion.

Abstract: A shredder includes a rotor supporting a plurality of multi-point cutters that mesh with a counter-knife having generally V-shaped grooves. Each cutter has at least one corner defined by an intersection between two contiguous side faces of the body of the cutter. The corner defines a plurality of cutting points spaced apart along a first direction. The cutters are mounted on the outer peripheral surface of the rotor such that the first direction of each cutter is substantially tangent to the outer peripheral surface, and such that the corners of the cutters mesh with respective V-shaped grooves in the counter-knife as the rotor rotates about its axis. The multiple points of each cutter encounter and mesh with the groove in the counter-knife in a sequential fashion.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method to supply power to an LED array, comprising at least two LED branches connected in parallel, in each of which at least one LED is arranged. The LED array is supplied with predetermined power from a current source connected in series, wherein currents are measured in the LED branches, wherein the measured currents are compared in control electronics, and wherein the currents are controlled in a part of the LED branches such that they have a defined ratio with respect to one another in the LED branches. The method is intended to be improved such that it can be carried out economically and with simple means. This is achieved in that one of the LED branches is selected to be the master whose current is utilized as the target specification for the remaining LED branches. The invention further relates to a circuit arrangement for implementing the method according to the invention as well as a lighting unit with such type of circuit arrangement.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method that efficiently produces (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin of Formula I in high yield and purity. The method includes the step of hydrolyzing diacetylbiopterin to biopterin under basic conditions in a biphasic mixture comprising an organic phase and an aqueous phase. After substantially complete hydrolysis of diacetylbiopterin, the aqueous phase containing biopterin can be separated from the organic phase containing most of the organic impurities, which avoids the time-consuming step of isolating biopterin as a solid. The aqueous solution containing biopterin is stereoselectively hydrogenated to (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin under basic conditions and high hydrogen pressure in the presence of a metal catalyst (e.g., a platinum catalyst). To improve the purification of an acid addition salt of (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin (e.g., (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin dihydrochloride), any residual salts (e.g.

Abstract: The invention relates to a machining device for machining a workpiece, wherein a rotatably mounted machining tool (2a) is held in a machining unit (2), and the axis of rotation (X) of the machining tool (2a) can be aligned with the workpiece surface to be machined, and therefore the axis of rotation (X) coincides with the geometric normal (N) in the machining point of the workpiece surface. The machining device comprises a pressure plate (6) mounted in a freely rotatable manner on the machining device via a bearing device (4), and a measuring device (8) for detecting a deviation in the position of the pressure plate (6). According to the invention, the bearing device (4) has a bearing body (40b) having at least one spherical surface region, and a bearing receptacle (40a) which surrounds the bearing body (40b) at the spherical surface regions in a form-fitting manner.

Abstract: The invention relates to a machining device for machining a workpiece (W), wherein a rotatably mounted machining tool (2a) is held in a machining unit (2), and the machining unit (2) can be moved axially along the axis of rotation (X) of the machining tool (2a) by means of a feed device (10). The machining device comprises a pressure plate (6), mounted in a freely movable manner by means of a bearing device (4), and a measuring device (8) for position detection. According to the invention, the pressure plate (6) and the bearing device (4) constitute part of a pressure-exerting unit (12), and the pressure-exerting unit (12) can be moved axially with respect to the machining unit (2) in the direction of the axis of rotation (X) and independently of the machining unit (2) by means of a drive device (14) assigned to said pressure-exerting unit.

Abstract: The invention relates to a roller blind arrangement for a motor vehicle, comprising a roller blind web which can be wound up by a winding device to form a wound body and which has a pulling device at its free end facing away from the wound body. Winding up and/or extending the roller blind web triggers actuation of a cleaning brush that removes any soiling from the roller blind web.

Abstract: The invention relates to an emergency folding top for a roof opening in a vehicle. Said folding top comprises at least one folding canopy (3) and a rod mechanism (2) for unfolding and folding the canopy (3). The rod mechanism (2) is designed like an umbrella mechanism while the canopy (3) can be moved from a state in which the same is folded like a rope into a state in which the same is stretched in a planar manner.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method that efficiently produces (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin in high yield and purity. The method includes the step of hydrolyzing diacetylbiopterin to biopterin under basic conditions in a biphasic mixture comprising an organic phase and an aqueous phase. After substantially complete hydrolysis of diacetylbiopterin, the aqueous phase containing biopterin can be separated from the organic phase containing most of the organic impurities, which avoids the time-consuming step of isolating biopterin as a solid. The aqueous solution containing biopterin is stereoselectively hydrogenated to (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin under basic conditions and high hydrogen pressure in the presence of a metal catalyst (e.g., a platinum catalyst). To improve the purification of an acid addition salt of (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin (e.g., (6R)-tetrahydrobiopterin dihydrochloride), any residual salts (e.g.

Abstract: Novel configuration preventing collision of data transmissions on data transmission paths. Repeated transmission attempts after said collisions thus become unnecessary. Transmission capacity of the data network can be used optimally resulting in considerably faster control.

Abstract: The method of the invention is based on an optimum combination of multi-carrier modulation with the spread-spectrum technique. The data of a subscriber station are spread, with the data of a subscriber station being modulated on a set of orthogonal spread sequences and superimposed. The data of a subscriber station are transmitted to a partial quantity of subcarriers in the frequency band, with the partial quantity of sub-carriers associated with the individual subscriber stations being disjunct and distributed over the entire transmission band. A channel estimation required for receiving-side data detection is performed by means of filtering in the time and/or frequency direction of reference symbols. A low-complexity maximum-likelihood sequence estimation is possible for data detection. The method of the invention is well-suited for use for both the upstream and downlinks in future cellular mobile-radio systems.