Abstract: A time display which is remotely-synchronizable, especially a time display including timer switching zones or paths for the control of an electrical load or appliance. The time is equipped with a display receiver for the carrier frequency-converted absolute-coded time informations which are receivable through local transmitting intervals for the correction of the time display which is autonomously operated in an evaluating or sample-and-hold.

Abstract: An electronic switch apparatus with a capacitor power supply portion which superimposes a current on a consumer circuit encompassing a plurality of power or current consumers which are individually actuatable by a control circuit; for example, consumers including a display module or subassembly, a relay and a control device. At least two of the power or current consumers are connected in series, wherein a switch branch line is connected in parallel with each of these current consumers, wherein the branch line is not conductive when a current flows through the switched-on current consumer which is connected in parallel therewith, which current is also adequate for the other current consumer, and wherein the branch line conducts a current which is adequate for the other current consumer when either no current flows through the power or current consumer connected in parallel therewith or a current flows therethrough which is itself is insufficient for the needs of the other current consumer.

Abstract: A stabilizing circuit for the operating voltage of a microcomputer, in which the input of the circuit is connected to a power supply, and the output of the circuit is connected to the operating voltage-input of the microcomputer.

Abstract: In a device for measuring maximum energy consumption over a fixed period, a shift register and up-down counter are used to establish a sliding period and the maximum energy over that sliding period stored.