Bar code symbol scanning system employing time-division...

Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure

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C234S027000

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06969004

ABSTRACT:
A laser scanning system that employs synchronous time-division-multiplexed laser scanning operations and signal processing operations. A plurality of successive non-overlapping time slots are defined and logically assigned to a unique laser scanning beam and corresponding photosensor. During a given time slot, the laser scanning beam logically assigned thereto is selectively generated (or selectively projected) into the scanning volume while generation (or projection) of the other laser scanning beam is disabled. During the given time slot, the photosensor logically assigned thereto is operably coupled to signal processing circuitry that performs bar code detection operations on the data signals derived therefrom while the other photosensor is operably decoupled from such signal processing circuitry. The frequency of time slots logically assigned to a given laser scanning beam and corresponding photosensor is preferably greater than at least two times the highest frequency component expected in the scan data signal received at the photosensor.

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Product Brochure for the Magellan SL 360-Degree Scanner/Scale by PSC Inc., Webster, NY, Feb. 2000, pp. 1-2.

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