Electro-magnetically activated scanner with suspended scanner co

Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure

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235462, G06K 710

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058747206

ABSTRACT:
High speed scanning arrangements in scanners for reading bar code symbols by oscillating a scanner component in a single line pattern, the scanner assembly being suspended from a flexural assembly for oscillating movement. A drive is operative for moving the scanner assembly from a rest position in a circumferential direction to one of two scan end positions. The flexural assembly is tensioned and stores energy, which energy is released in order to return the scanner assembly in the other circumferential direction to the other scan end position.

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