Method and apparatus for detecting edges in a signal obtained fr

Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure

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056082010

ABSTRACT:
A system for use in a bar code processing system using a combination of a first derivative signal and a second derivative signal to determine the bar edge. The predominant signal in determining the edge is the second derivative signal. A zero-cross of the second derivative signal occurs at the bar edge. The first derivative signal is used to qualify the point in time in the second derivative signal for which a zero-cross is examined the system is particularly suited for near filled operation.

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