Optical code reader

Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure

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235472, G06K 710

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051840049

ABSTRACT:
Emitted light of a light emitting device (3) placed interiorly of a transparent cylindrical member (1) is reflected by a flat mirror (8) formed on an end of the transparent cylindrical member (1), then the reflected light is focused on a bar code (41) to be detected by an elliptical mirror (11) formed on the side (11A) of the cylindrical member (1), and reflected light from the bar code (41) is converged on a light receiving device (2) disposed interiorly of the cylindrical member (1) by a convex lens (9) which is formed on the other end of the transparent cylindrical member (1).

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