Method of marking and of identifying objects marked by electrica

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235492, 324 58C, 340561, G01R 2702, G06K 700, G08B 1322

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043508839

ABSTRACT:
A method of marking and of identifying objects (1) which are non-conductors of electricity by inclusion of conducting masses and detection by passage through a high-frequency electromagnetic field and detection of the variation in the corresponding response signal picked up.
Metallic wires (2) each selected from a range of specimens of different electric conductivity are used as marking elements. The responses are measured which are each characteristic of one specimen and of a predetermined code value.
The invention applies to the recognition of the authenticity of cards or documents thus previously marked.

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