PRINTED MATTER IDENTIFYING APPARATUS

Patent №

US 4,547,896

Granted

1985-10-15

Filed 1982

Owner

TOKYO SHIBAURA DENKI KABUSHIKI KAISHA, A CORP. OF

Lab

AI components

1

vision

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

06392476

In a printed matter identifying apparatus of the present invention, the light source illuminates the detecting fields of the note. The reflected light-waves from the detecting fields are lead to the light receivers through the focusing lenses, the diffusion plates, the optical slits, the light conducting paths and red color transmitting and blue color transmitting filters. The output signals from the light receivers are amplified by the amplifiers and sampled by the sampling circuits. Among the sampled color component signals, the red component signals are applied to the subtracter to produce the red component difference signal and the blue component signals are applied to the adder to produce the blue component sum signal. These different signal and sum signal are applied to the comparators respectively and compared with the reference signals read out from the memory. The output signals from the comparators are supplied to the judgment circuit where the judgment of the printed matter is performed.

VisionG07D 7/12G07D 7/20

AI classification

Vision0.98
Natural language0.00
Machine learning0.00
Knowledge representation0.00
Planning0.00
AI hardware0.00
Evolutionary computation0.00
Speech0.00

Ownership

TOKYO SHIBAURA DENKI KABUSHIKI KAISHA, A CORP. OF

assignment · 40200270

Assignors

OHTOMBE, KO, ISHIDA, TSUYOSHI, OSAWA, HIDEO, NAGAHASHI, KENJI

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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