US PATENT SUBCLASS 250 / 271
CODED RECORD AND READERS; INVISIBLE RADIANT ENERGY TYPE


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250 /   HD   RADIANT ENERGY

271CODED RECORD AND READERS; INVISIBLE RADIANT ENERGY TYPE


DEFINITION

Classification: 250/271

(under the class definition) Subject matter comprising data bearing means containing information in symbolic form and detection means to sense invisible radiation from or modified by the form to produce an electric signal corresponding to the form, and methods of using such means.

(1) Note. The symbolic forms of this subclass type represent information by convention only. Thus, for example, a photograph of an object is not a symbolic form of the object because it does not represent the object by convention.

(2) Note. Included are fluorescent, radioactive and radiation controlling markings.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

825.30+, for intelligence comparison.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

235, Registers, 468, for record analyzing devices which examine records serially by radiation and subclass 491 for coded record cards having fluorescent, phosphorescent or radiation emitting markings.

313, Electric Lamp and Discharge Devices,

483+, for electroluminescent devices.

346, Recorders,

74.1, and 107.1+ for the production of records utilizing electromagnetic energy to record phenomenal information.

347, Incremental Printing of Symbolic Information,

111+, for electric marking apparatus and processes and subclasses 224+ for radiation marking apparatus and processes.

356, Optics: Measuring and Testing,

71, for document pattern light analyzers.

365, Static Information Storage and Retrieval,

106, and 120 for radiant energy and information masking, respectively, for the static storage/retrieval of information. 369, Dynamic Information Storage or Retrieval,

101, for dynamic recording or reproducing by invisible radiation.

382, Image Analysis, appropriate subclass for pattern or character recognition systems, see Class 382 II B (1) Note.