About Barcodes
| Linear Barcodes | |||
| Linear barcodes can be printed in varying densities (sizes) consistent
with the available space and the distance from which they are to
be scanned. They are designed for use with numeric-only data, some
with alpha-numeric, some include ASCII character sets. |
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Code 39:![]() |
| Two-dimensional (2D) Barcodes | |||
| 2D barcodes are used where a smaller barcode is needed, where barcodes are to be scanned while moving at
high speeds, and where barcode orientation is a problem and/or where
more data is required. 2D barcodes with up to 3,000 characters can
be printed. |
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Stacked linear barcodes
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Matrix barcodes
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PDF417:![]() Aztec: |
| Postal Code Barcodes | |||
| These proprietary codes were developed by
and for various postal services. They are typically
read by special high speed sortation scanners and
by special Optical Character Reader (OCR) devices.
The U.S. Postal Service is now using fluorescent "Bar/No
Bar" codes on the backs of envelopes; these
are being read by special sortation scanners at USPS
facilities. |
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