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Article #2946BarCode Reader project ... please help us!
From: optimus
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 06:06
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 06:06
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Hello, By any chance does anyone in NET world know anything about BarCode Readers? For a class project, we have decide to build a barcode reader as our project. However we are unfamiliar with the various component parts (barcode chips, processors, etc) that are on the market that we can purchase and incorporate in our design. We are hoping to find a chip that will do the filtering and conversion of the raw barcode data read by the wand and output the values in ascii form on data lines (much like those infrared decoder chips that you can readily buy to read infrared signals from remote controllers). We are not sure if similar chips exist for barcode readers. But it is our sincerely hope that they do.... our grades depends on them. :) Consequently, we would very much appreciated your help interms of information about the parts (intergrated chips, barcode processor chips, etc) that are available for us to purchase and the sources that we can order them from. We are interested in the parts down to the component level. We are trying to stay alway if possible to already built subunits. One of the criteria of the project is that most of the soldering are to be done by us. Sincerely, Scott K. Stephen scott@max.u.washington.edu
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