Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure
Patent
1993-08-31
1995-08-15
Hajec, Donald
Registers
Coded record sensors
Particular sensor structure
235462, G06K 710
Patent
active
054421640
ABSTRACT:
The image of a bar code on a bar code label is picked up by a linear sensor while scanning in the X and Y directions is performed by a stage. An analog video signal from this linear sensor is converted into digital data by an analog processor. The resulting digital video data is supplied to a counter unit, and the counter unit counts the lengths of bars and spaces constituting the bar code. These counted lengths of the bars and the spaces are stored in a memory. The content of the memory is decoded by a data processor constituted by a CPU or the like. The decoded result is supplied to, e.g., a host computer, thereby presenting the content of the information written on the bar code to an operator.
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Frech Karl D.
Hajec Donald
Olympus Optical Co,. Ltd.
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