Photoelectric detection device and method for identifying scotch tape on banknotes based on laser reflection
A technology of photoelectric detection and scotch tape, which is applied in the field of banknote detection and research, can solve the problems of unalterable coinage and sorting, and achieve the effects of fast speed, accurate and sensitive detection results, and high scanning speed
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[0029] When the light hits the surface of the object, diffuse reflection and specular reflection will occur. Relatively rough paper and relatively smooth tape have different reflectivity to light. In theory, after the tape is pasted on the banknote, the scattering performance is weakened and the reflection performance is enhanced. Most of the light is reflected in an approximate specular reflection. When there is no adhesive tape on the banknote, the scattering performance is stronger, and the light is mainly reflected in various directions in a diffuse reflection manner. The laser sensor is placed somewhere in the reflected light path to detect the laser intensity after the banknote is reflected. When the banknote is pasted with adhesive tape, an approximate specular reflection will occur. At this time, the measured light intensity is relatively large. On the contrary, due to the main occurrence of diffuse reflection, The measured light intensity is small. Based on this prin...
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[0041] Present embodiment except following features other structures are with embodiment 1: see image 3 , the present embodiment is based on laser reflection to identify the photoelectric detection device of the scotch tape on the banknote, including a first plane mirror 10, a second plane mirror 11, and a third plane mirror 12. The reflected light of the banknote to be detected (especially for the tape-attached portion) is reflected by the first plane mirror 10, the second plane mirror 11, and the third plane mirror 12 in sequence, and then irradiates on the laser sensor array.
[0042] The reason why multiple plane mirrors are used for reflection is to increase the length of the optical path in a limited space, increase the contrast, and then improve the accuracy of recognition.
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