Registers – Records – Fluorescent – phosphorescent – radiation emitting
Patent
1994-10-18
1996-07-02
Hajec, Donald T.
Registers
Records
Fluorescent, phosphorescent, radiation emitting
235454, G06K 1906
Patent
active
055324703
ABSTRACT:
An optical data encoding and readout system for identifying an object and providing sensor data related to the condition of the object includes a liquid crystal cell for receiving a polarized readout beam. A control circuit reads identification and sensor data codes stored in a predetermined format in memory, and modulates the liquid crystal cell in accordance with the codes which in turn modulates the polarization of the readout beam.
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Denson-Low W. K.
Duraiswamy V. D.
Hajec Donald T.
Hughes Aircraft Company
Wigmore Steven
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