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Higher-density successor to Code 39 designed by Intermec for Canadian post and electronics manufacturing.
Qu'est-ce que le code-barres Code 93 ?
Higher-density successor to Code 39 designed by Intermec for Canadian post and electronics manufacturing. Defined under standard ANSI/AIM BC5, Code 93 is engineered for fast, reliable optical scanning across industrial and commercial environments.
| Spécification | Détails |
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| Symbologie Standard | Code 93 (ANSI/AIM BC5) |
| Jeu de Caractères | 47 characters (0-9, A-Z, 7 special characters), and full ASCII using 2-character sequences |
| Algorithme de Clé de Contrôle | Dual check characters ("C" and "K" modulo 47) |
| Marge de Silence | 10 times the X-dimension on left and right |
| Mode de Traitement | 100% Client dans le Navigateur (Zéro journalisation) |
✅ Principaux Avantages
- •Approximately 30% more compact than Code 39
- •Dual modulo 47 check characters provide exceptional data integrity
- •Full ASCII capability
📦 Cas d’Utilisation Courants
- •Canada Post delivery tracking and parcel routing
- •Electronics component micro-labeling
- •Automated manufacturing lines
Foire Aux Questions
What is Code 93 barcode?
Code 93 is a continuous, variable-length symbology developed in 1982 to provide higher density and data security than Code 39.
Why does Code 93 use two check characters?
Code 93 uses two check characters ("C" and "K") calculated with different weightings to virtually eliminate undetected substitution errors.
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