Abstract: A device for relative movement of two elements comprises at least two first links, which are connected relative to a first of the elements via hinges and which are pivotable in substantially parallel planes relative to the first element under influence of at least one first power-exerting member. At least two second links, which are connected relative to a second of the elements via hinges, are pivotable in substantially parallel planes relative to the second element under influence of at least one second power-exerting member. The two first links form a first four-hinges system. The two second links form a second four-hinges system. These two four-hinges systems are coupled in series to each other between the first and second elements.

Abstract: A fiber-optic measuring device for measuring physical quantities, comprising a transducer unit and an electronic unit which are interconnected by means of at least one optic fiber. The measuring transducer unit comprises at least two photoluminescent elements, of which at least one is positioned in the ray path of light from the fiber, at least partly behind another element. The physical quantities to be measured are arranged to influence the light transmission between the photo-luminescent elements. The electronic unit includes at least two light sources having different emission spectra which are so chosen in relation to the absorption and transmission spectra of the photo-luminescent elements that one light source is arranged to excite substantially one of the photo-luminescent elements whereas the other light sources at least partly excite the other element or elements.