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公开(公告)号:CA904660A
公开(公告)日:1972-07-11
申请号:CA904660D
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: GILOVICH PAUL A , NASSIMBENE ERNIE G , PRICE GEORGE E , O'ROURKE THOMAS F , JOHNSON REYNOLD B , MCMURTRY DAVID H , LONG EDWARD E
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公开(公告)号:CA1037607A
公开(公告)日:1978-08-29
申请号:CA285173
申请日:1977-08-18
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: NASSIMBENE ERNIE G
Abstract: Digital data in self-timing reference is free from error due to irregular data spacing because of variations in speed and/or direction of scan in manual or machine applications with a pulse modulation of retrospective nature. Initially reference data manifestations are established and thereafter digital data are established partly on the basis of preceding manifestations of the data. In a binary data translating system, for example, a pair of reference pulses are spaced apart by a given interval. A binary unit is thereafter manifested by a pulse following at the same or similar interval and a binary zero is manifested by a pulse following at a differing interval. Each manifestation of a binary number thereafter depends on the interval between preceding pulses. A principle advantage of retrospective pulse modulation lies in demodulation. Large variations in the spacing and relatively larger variations in the scanning speed are accommodated readily. Magnetic tape and like records can not only be addressed at conventional high speeds in searching and at conventional low speeds later used in reproducing but, also can be searched continuously as the change is made between those speeds. Adaptive rate communications are particularly enhanced by the principle. Optical scanning of bar codes is improved by differing the spacing of uniform width bars or with bars of differing widths and differing spacing. These arrangements are applicable to railroad car and like object identifying, label data processing, human identification, card data processing, graphical display data probing systems and many other uses. Synchronous and asynchronous capability permits input to almost any digital data processing system.
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公开(公告)号:CA893362A
公开(公告)日:1972-02-15
申请号:CA893362D
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: NASSIMBENE ERNIE G
IPC: H04N5/76 , H04N5/7826 , H04N9/82 , H04N9/86 , H04N11/00
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公开(公告)号:CA1023863A
公开(公告)日:1978-01-03
申请号:CA183945
申请日:1973-10-22
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: NASSIMBENE ERNIE G
IPC: G06F3/08
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公开(公告)号:DE1170179B
公开(公告)日:1964-05-14
申请号:DEJ0022297
申请日:1962-08-24
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: NASSIMBENE ERNIE G
IPC: G06K9/22
Abstract: 1,012,445. Automatic character reading. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION. July 25, 1962 [Aug. 25, 1961], No. 28543/62. Heading G4R. A pen for sensing a character as it is being written comprises a writing tip 24, Figs. 1 and 2, and four light guides 26, 28, 30, 32 surrounding the tip, leading to photo-cells in the body of the pen. The character may be illuminated by small lamps 24a, 24b in the end of the pen or by an external light source. The four photo-cells are shown in Fig. 3 surrounding the ink reservoir 46. When drawing a downward stroke the top photo-cell T responds to the written line emerging from the writing tip; during a right-hand stroke the left photo-cell responds and so on. In diagonal strokes two photo-cells may respond. The four photo-cells are connected via a cable 56 to amplifiers 66-72, Fig. 4. The effect of sensing a character line is to cause the corresponding lead l, r, t, b to increase in voltage. Between lead t are connected a pair of parallel photo-resistors 74, 76 and a neon tube 78. The increase in voltage during a downward stroke causes the tube 78 to fire. The light shines on photo-resistor 76 which decreases in resistance and allows the tube to latch in the fired condition to store the information that a downward stroke has been made. If no further signals arrive the character " 1 " is illuminated by this tube. Light from tube 78 also falls on a photo-resistor 82 to ready the next tube 86 for operation. If the next stroke is to the right, the rignal on lead l fires tube 86. This again latches by light falling on photo-resistor 84. The tube 78 is extinguished by illumination of a shunting photo-resistor 88 and the next stage is readied by light falling on photo-resistor 92. If the next stroke is another downward stroke the signal on lead t now fires tube 90, indicating that a " 4 " may have been written. However, this sequence of strokes is also comprised in a " 5 " and the occurrence of a following left-going stroke fires tube 99 to cancel the " 4 " indication by extinguishing tube 90. The next tube 106 is readied by tube 99 and a final stroke to the right gives a " 5 " indication. In the form of Fig. 5 the pen carries a photo-cell 126 activated by light from a strip source 136 on support 132. During writing the pen moves towards and away from the light source and the signal of the photo-cell fluctuates accordingly. Circuitry (not described) is provided to identify the character from these fluctuations. In the form of Fig. 8 both the light source and the photo-cell are mounted on a support 151, light being reflected from one to the other by a reflective portion of the pen.
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公开(公告)号:CA1089990A
公开(公告)日:1980-11-18
申请号:CA277471
申请日:1977-05-03
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: NASSIMBENE ERNIE G
Abstract: PALM PRINT IDENTIFICATION A palm print identification system including a scanning probe translatable in contact with a human palm along a scan line. The probe may comprise one or more roller or drag probes, including light illumination and photodector means arranged to generate electrical signals representative of the pattern of palm lines. The spacing of palm lines as thus sensed is compared with a master read from an I.D. card or stored in a computer for I.D. verification.
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公开(公告)号:CA958487A
公开(公告)日:1974-11-26
申请号:CA110403
申请日:1971-04-15
Applicant: IBM
Inventor: NASSIMBENE ERNIE G
Abstract: Digital data in self-timing reference is free from error due to irregular data spacing because of variations in speed and/or direction of scan in manual or machine applications with a pulse modulation of retrospective nature. Initially reference data manifestations are established and thereafter digital data are established partly on the basis of preceding manifestations of the data. In a binary data translating system, for example, a pair of reference pulses are spaced apart by a given interval. A binary unit is thereafter manifested by a pulse following at the same or similar interval and a binary zero is manifested by a pulse following at a differing interval. Each manifestation of a binary number thereafter depends on the interval between preceding pulses. A principle advantage of retrospective pulse modulation lies in demodulation. Large variations in the spacing and relatively larger variations in the scanning speed are accommodated readily. Magnetic tape and like records can not only be addressed at conventional high speeds in searching and at conventional low speeds later used in reproducing but, also can be searched continuously as the change is made between those speeds. Adaptive rate communications are particularly enhanced by the principle. Optical scanning of bar codes is improved by differing the spacing of uniform width bars or with bars of differing widths and differing spacing. These arrangements are applicable to railroad car and like object identifying, label data processing, human identification, card data processing, graphical display data probing systems and many other uses. Synchronous and asynchronous capability permits input to almost any digital data processing system.
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