MICR is used by banks to process large volumes of checks faster by encoding bank identification, account numbers, and check numbers using special magnetic ink and characters. The MICR reader scans checks and sorts them for distribution or further processing based on this encoded data. While MICR allows for easy and highly secure reading with low error rates, the equipment required is expensive. Optical mark recognition uses scanning to recognize pre-specified pencil or pen marks, making it useful for grading tests or collecting selected data. Bar code readers use lasers to scan patterns in bar codes which reflect light differently to identify the encoded information, with universal product codes being the most widely known standard.
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MICR is used by banks to process large volumes of checks faster by encoding bank identification, account numbers, and check numbers using special magnetic ink and characters. The MICR reader scans checks and sorts them for distribution or further processing based on this encoded data. While MICR allows for easy and highly secure reading with low error rates, the equipment required is expensive. Optical mark recognition uses scanning to recognize pre-specified pencil or pen marks, making it useful for grading tests or collecting selected data. Bar code readers use lasers to scan patterns in bar codes which reflect light differently to identify the encoded information, with universal product codes being the most widely known standard.
MICR is used by banks to process large volumes of checks faster by encoding bank identification, account numbers, and check numbers using special magnetic ink and characters. The MICR reader scans checks and sorts them for distribution or further processing based on this encoded data. While MICR allows for easy and highly secure reading with low error rates, the equipment required is expensive. Optical mark recognition uses scanning to recognize pre-specified pencil or pen marks, making it useful for grading tests or collecting selected data. Bar code readers use lasers to scan patterns in bar codes which reflect light differently to identify the encoded information, with universal product codes being the most widely known standard.
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MICR is used by banks to process large volumes of checks faster by encoding bank identification, account numbers, and check numbers using special magnetic ink and characters. The MICR reader scans checks and sorts them for distribution or further processing based on this encoded data. While MICR allows for easy and highly secure reading with low error rates, the equipment required is expensive. Optical mark recognition uses scanning to recognize pre-specified pencil or pen marks, making it useful for grading tests or collecting selected data. Bar code readers use lasers to scan patterns in bar codes which reflect light differently to identify the encoded information, with universal product codes being the most widely known standard.
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Micr is used by banking industry for faster processing of
larger volume of cheques Bank’s identification code (name, branch etc.) account number and cheque number are pre-printed (encoded) using character from a special character set on all cheques Special ink is used that contains magnetizable practicles of iron oxide Micr reader-shorter reads data on cheques and sorts them on distribution to other banks or for further processing Advantage of Micr
Easy of readability of high security
Small deciphering error rate Disadvantage of MICR
Expensive Equipment Optical Mark Recognition
Scanner capable of recognizing a pre-specified type of
mark by pencil or pen Very useful for grading tests with objective type questions, or for input data that is of a choice or selection nature Techniques used for recognition of marks involves focusing a light on the page being scanned and detected the reflecting light pattern from the marks Advantage of OMR
There is a large number of document to justify designing
and printing them Bar Code Reader
Scanner used for reading (decoding) bar code data
Scanner use laser-beam to stroke across pattern of bar code. Different patterns of bar code reflect the beam in different ways sensed by light-sensitive detector Universal bar coding (UPC) is the most widely known bar code system