Abstract: A saw blade for cutting of wood, comprising cutting teeth which have filed or sharpened front and rear lateral edges, said edges meeting at a sharp point alternately on the right and the left side of the saw blade, where the cutting teeth are arranged in recurrent main groups of eight cutting teeth, each main group being divided into two subgroups comprising four cutting teeth each. Each subgroup comprises one cutting tooth set to a first side, two cutting teeth set to a second side opposite said first side, and one unset cutting tooth located between the two last-mentioned cutting teeth, and the set cutting teeth in each subgroup are set respectively to that side where the sharp point is located.

Abstract: To shorten the recovery time of a line driver (1) after an overvoltage on its output terminal (3), a current generating device (5) senses a voltage difference between the output voltage of the line driver (1) and its supply voltage (UB) plus a threshold voltage (UT′), and supplies a current (I) that is proportional to the sensed voltage difference up to a maximum current to the output (3) of the line driver (1) to raise its potential to thereby shorten its recovery time.