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Bar Code Basics Bar Code Basics...Components of a Bar Code Bar Code Basics…X-Dimension Bar Code Basics...Quiet Zones Bar Code Basics...Symbologies Bar codes must be organized into standard patterns of bars and spaces in order to be recognized by the scanner Scanners must be able to read from either end of the bar code, so the bar code must indicate which end is the start of the code and which end is the stop. Bar Code Basics...Symbologies UPC: (UPC)--all numeric, fixed-length (11 characters plus check digit) code for price look-up at retail point-of-sale checkout counters. EAN: (European Article Numbering system)--similar to UPC, but for use in international retail markets. Scanners set to decode EAN can also decode UPC. Bar Code Basics...Symbologies I 2/5: (Interleaved 2 of 5)--all numeric, even-number of characters only, high density. Suited best for distribution tasks. Code 128: Can encode all 128 ASCII characters (alphanumeric), high density. Each printed character can have one of three meanings depending on which subset is selected. Very high density if only the numeric character set is selected. Bar Code Basics...Symbologies Code 39: (Also called 3 of 9)--alphanumeric, low density. Most tolerant of lower quality printing, most commonly used symbology. Scanning Basics Scanning Basics Scanner Operation Laser diode Optical path Light collection Signal processing Effects on analog signal Contrast X dimension and focus (resolution) Speed and pulse width Scanning Basics…The Scanning Window Scanning Basics…Line Scanners Line scanners Ladder Applications Picket Fence Applications Scanning Basics…Line Scanners Scanning Basics…Raster Scanners Sweep Raster Scanners Picket Fence Applications Discrete Raster Scanners Picket Fence Applications Scanning Basics…Raster Scanners Scanning Basics…Tilt, Pitch, Skew Scanning Basics…Tilt, Pitch, Skew Scanning Basics…Code Reconstruction Scanning Basics…Code Reconstruction Scanning Basics…Code Reconstruction Scanning Basics…Co