Detecting device having spaced transmitting and receiving coils for detecting a metal strip embedded in paper money
AssigneeTokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTsuyoshi Ishida
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AssigneeTokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTsuyoshi Ishida
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The metal detecting device includes first and second coils provided on both sides of a passageway for paper money. This metal detecting device is designed for use in detecting a metal strip embedded in the paper money in order to determine whether the paper money is genuine or counterfeit. The first coil is connected to a high frequency AC source to generate an AC magnetic field. The second coil is connected to a capacitor to form a resonance circuit which resonates at the same frequency as the AC current. The variation of the Q factor of the resonance circuit due to eddy-current losses produced in the metal strip of the paper money is used by a detecting circuit to determine whether the paper money passing through the space between the first and second coils is genuine.
A detecting device for detecting a sheet of genuine paper money having a longer dimension and a shorter dimension, the sheet including an embedded metal strip having a length substantially equal to the shorter dimension of the sheet and a predetermined width, the strip being oriented within the sheet so that its length is substantially parallel to the shorter dimension of the sheet, said detecting device comprising:
A detecting device for detecting a sheet of genuine paper money having a longer dimension and a shorter dimension, the sheet including an embedded metal strip having a length substantially equal to the shorter dimension of the sheet and a predetermined width, the strip being oriented within the sheet so that its length is substantially parallel to the shorter dimension of the sheet, said detecting device comprising:
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