Check-actuated control mechanisms – Including means to test validity of check – By testing material composition
Patent
1985-08-21
1988-01-05
Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.
Check-actuated control mechanisms
Including means to test validity of check
By testing material composition
324236, 324239, 324226, G07F 302, G01N 2772, G01R 3312
Patent
active
047170069
ABSTRACT:
Various electrical coin testing arrangements are described which may be used in coin sorters or in coin validators for example. In each arrangement a transmit coil is pulsed with a rectangular voltage pulse and the eddy currents in an adjacent coin under test are monitored, either by monitoring the resulting current in the same coil or in a different coil. In one arrangement, FIG. 7particularly suitable for a coin validator, a single coil acts as both a transmitter and receiver and is successively pulsed with voltage pulses of different lengths, and the decaying eddy currents are measured by measuring the coil voltage after delays which are longer for longer voltage pulses, in order to reduce the dynamic range requirements of the monitoring circuitry. In a second arrangement, FIG. 4two transmit coils are used, the larger coil being larger than each of the coins to be tested, and the smaller coil being smaller than each coin.
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Chapman Colin K. L.
Howells Geoffrey
Bernat Louis
Cash & Security Equipment Limited
Edmonds Warren S.
Eisenzopf Reinhard J.
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