Method for encoding and decoding data by varying the distinctive characteristics of an optical radiation, encoding device and decoding system
AssigneeSLUX Sagl
InventorAlessandro Pasquali
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AssigneeSLUX Sagl
InventorAlessandro Pasquali
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Encoding element (100) at least selectively transparent to an infrared or ultraviolet light radiation, incident thereon on a first incidence surface (101), wherein—in the volume defined by said encoding element (100)—a plurality of areas (104) is provided, previously selected and arranged according to a predefined pattern wherein at least one polarisation characteristic of the optical radiation (200) that is incident thereon is varied, wherein the variation of said polarisation characteristic of said incident radiation is varied according to a localised alteration pattern biunivocally associated to a predefined ciphering key, and wherein said plurality of areas is arranged between said first incidence surface (101) on which said infrared or ultraviolet light radiation is incident in use, and a second output surface (102) of said infrared or ultraviolet light optical radiation.
A data ciphering method, said method comprising:
A method of deciphering data contained in a ciphered message, said method comprising:
An encoding element, at least selectively transparent to a luminous, infrared or ultraviolet radiation in use incident thereon the encoding element comprising a first incidence surface and a second output surface for said luminous, infrared or ultraviolet radiation, wherein in the volume defined by said encoding element there is a plurality of areas previously selected and arranged according to a predefined pattern wherein in said plurality of areas at least one distinctive characteristic of the radiation that is incident thereon is varied, and wherein the variation of said distinctive characteristic of said radiation is carried out according to a localised alteration pattern biunivocally associated to a predefined ciphering key, and wherein said plurality of areas is arranged between said first incidence surface and said second output surface.
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