METHOD FOR MECHANICAL RECOGNITION OF CODED CHARACTERS (VERFAHREN ZUR MASCHINELIEN ERKENNUNG VON CODIERTEN ZEICHEN).

Abstract

Methods for the mechanical recognition of characters which contain on a digital basis a code within the character, identified in that the characters which consist of several horizontal code areas (1, 2, 4) and those codings interdepend to a certain extent, upon scanning, are evaluated through the change of the coding possible in every area's n-code positions; thusly, a change of the coding condition in each of the n-elements present comes about only in one of the coding areas present, by which none of the possible n-elements is omitted and the sum of all coding processes (results) presents a synchronized cycle pulse series which consists of so many pulses, as the employed code contains n-elements. Method according to right 1 is identified by the fact that for the prevention of cross talk of various code areas between these, in each case a dead zone (3) is planned, in which no data required for the evaluation are present. Method according to rights 1 and 2 is identified by the fact that the code elements located in the dead zone are printed out at those spots where two adjacent code areas are used. Method according to right 1 to 3 is identified by the fact that a decoding switching is released, which at the beginning of each character scanning simultaneously in several, at least on two areas of the employed code undertakes a condition change. Method according to right 1 to 4 is identified by the fact that for the various code areas separate scanning devices are used. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jun 14, 1967
Accession Number
AD0822100

Entities

People

  • W. Schroeder

Organizations

  • National Air and Space Intelligence Center

Tags

DTIC Thesaurus Topics

  • Coding
  • Decoding
  • Message Decoding
  • Notation
  • Personality
  • Recognition
  • Scanning
  • Switching
  • Test And Evaluation

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