Automatic vending equipment and credit purchase systems

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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235 6111H, 324 60R, 328148, G06F 700, G11B 2300, G01R 2924

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039952550

ABSTRACT:
The credit card is precoded in binary code representing several digits and has a locator indicator to insure that the card is correctly positioned when inserted in the console or read-out station. The card coding includes the method of arranging high dielectric constant spots or discs and low dielectric constant spots or discs in several groupings related to a plurality of identification digits. The circuitry for reading the encoded data on the credit card includes a capacitive voltage divider to reduce the effect of parasitic capacitance. Additionally, a relatively high voltage level sensing circuit is used to reduce the possibility of error due to oxide film, dirt, high resistance film or the like on the encoded spots.

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