The DIS is a capacitive sensor for banking applications. It detects changes in electrostatic capacitance and can identify elements such as tape, overlapping banknotes, paper clips, and special inks or materials.
The DIS is designed for the capacitive/electrostatic detection of anomalies or materials on the analyzed substrate.
ATMBanknote SorterBanknote CounterCash recycler/Cash management systemBill validator/Retail terminalTicket vending/GamingCheck scannerOther
ATM
Banknote Sorter
Banknote Counter
Cash recycler / Cash management system
Bill validator / Retail terminal
Ticket vending / Gaming
Check scanner
Other
Specify the type of document or physical substrate that will pass in front of the DIS. The document's characteristics influence the choice of the sensor.
BanknoteCheckTicket/VoucherGaming TicketPaper documentPrinted filmOtherUnknown/To be evaluated
Banknote
Check
Ticket / Voucher
Gaming Ticket
Documento cartaceo
Printed film
Unknown / To be evaluated
Indicate which element, anomaly, or material the DIS must detect on the analyzed substrate.
The DIS detects capacitive/electrostatic variations and is suitable, for example, for detecting adhesive tape, overlaps, staples, inks, or special materials.
Adhesive tapeOverlap/Double documentStaplesSpecial ink/Special materialSecurity featureHolographic elementThickness difference/Capacitive profileOtherUnknown/To be evaluated
Adhesive tape
Overlap / Double document
Staples
Special ink / Special material
Security feature
Holographic element
Thickness difference / Capacitive profile
The scanning length indicates the effective area covered by the DIS. Special dimensions may be requested, but they must be verified based on the project requirements.
Standard Length: You choose...108 mm180 mm201 mm
OR
Custom Length (mm):
The DPI resolution defines the DIS sampling density—the nominal number of points/pixels acquired per inch along the scanning length.
50 DPI At 50 DPI, the system has a sampling pitch of 0.508 mm.
2.5 MHz
30 Mhz (depending on model). Final value in the design phase.
Data Output defines the format of the signal output from the DIS. Analog Output provides a serial analog signal to be acquired via the host electronics. SPI Output provides an 8-bit digital/serial output, which is easier to integrate when the customer's system already manages SPI communication
Analog OutputSPI Output
Analog Output info_i
SPI Output info_i
Indicative value, to be confirmed on the final model.
Notes The requested configuration may not be feasible but it allows us to understand what you want and what features you would like and allows us to offer you the product closest to your needs.
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