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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 07, 2008
Filed:
Aug. 15, 2006
David M. Wilz, Sr., Sewell, NJ (US);
Garrett Russell, Wilmington, DE (US);
Mark C. Schmidt, Williamstown, NJ (US);
Mikhail Veksland, Marlton, NJ (US);
William Martin, Clementon, NJ (US);
Patrick Giordano, Blackwood, NJ (US);
Shane Edmonds, Clementon, NJ (US);
Kevin Diplacido, Sewell, NJ (US);
Shawn Defoney, Haddon Heights, NJ (US);
Stephen Colavito, Brookhaven, PA (US);
Donald Hudrick, Sicklerville, NJ (US);
James Osborn, Woodbury, NJ (US);
Thomas Amundsen, Turnersville, NJ (US);
Benjamin Hejl, Deptford, NJ (US);
David M. Wilz, Sr., Sewell, NJ (US);
Garrett Russell, Wilmington, DE (US);
Mark C. Schmidt, Williamstown, NJ (US);
Mikhail Veksland, Marlton, NJ (US);
William Martin, Clementon, NJ (US);
Patrick Giordano, Blackwood, NJ (US);
Shane Edmonds, Clementon, NJ (US);
Kevin DiPlacido, Sewell, NJ (US);
Shawn Defoney, Haddon Heights, NJ (US);
Stephen Colavito, Brookhaven, PA (US);
Donald Hudrick, Sicklerville, NJ (US);
James Osborn, Woodbury, NJ (US);
Thomas Amundsen, Turnersville, NJ (US);
Benjamin Hejl, Deptford, NJ (US);
Metrologic Instruments, Inc., Blackwood, NJ (US);
Abstract
An automatically-activated bar code reading system including: a visible laser light source, scanning element and a plurality of stationary mirrors. When arranged in a first configuration, the visible laser light source, scanning element and plurality of stationary mirrors cooperate to produce a visible omni-directional laser scanning pattern with multiple laser scanning lines having substantially uniform spatial and temporal intensity characteristics at a given scanning plane parallel to a scanning window within a working distance of the system. When the visible laser light source, the scanning element and the plurality of stationary mirrors are arranged in a second configuration, these components cooperate to produce a visible omni-directional laser scanning pattern having temporally varying intensity characteristics, against a single visible laser scanning line having substantially uniform spatial and temporal intensity characteristics, at a given scanning plane parallel to the scanning window within the working distance of the system.
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