WO1999012130A1 - Process and apparatus for the identification of metal disc-shaped pieces - Google Patents
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- WO1999012130A1 WO1999012130A1 PCT/ES1998/000236 ES9800236W WO9912130A1 WO 1999012130 A1 WO1999012130 A1 WO 1999012130A1 ES 9800236 W ES9800236 W ES 9800236W WO 9912130 A1 WO9912130 A1 WO 9912130A1
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- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
- G07D5/00—Testing specially adapted to determine the identity or genuineness of coins, e.g. for segregating coins which are unacceptable or alien to a currency
- G07D5/08—Testing the magnetic or electric properties
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- the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the identification of metallic discoidal pieces, such as coins or tokens, and is of special application to the identification of coins composed of two or more parts of different nature, for example coins composed of one crown and a core based on different metals or alloys, or multilayer coins.
- the invention also includes the apparatus for carrying out the process.
- the invention relates to a method and an apparatus that allow to obtain with precision information regarding the size of the coin and the nature of the different parts that compose it, in order to be able to achieve its correct identification and all this through the use of optical and electromagnetic sensors.
- the invention is applicable to the discrimination of monometallic coins, providing great security in the rejection of fraud consisting of the supplement of a coin of lower value with a ring of other material, for example based on plastic bands, aluminum, washers of different alloys, etc., in order to simulate a currency of greater value.
- the Spanish patent 555,181 which describes a coin discriminator device that uses two optical sensors in combination for the dimensional measurement of the coin, and an electromagnetic sensor, which provides information on the electrical characteristics of the alloy.
- This electromagnetic sensor is constituted by two coupled coils fed by an oscillator, through whose air gap the coins are circulated.
- US 4705154 can be cited, which describes a device that incorporates two electromagnetic sensors located one after the other in the ramp or rolling path of the coin, so that said coin is subjected to two consecutive measurements.
- Each of the sensors consists of two coils coupled to each other. In one case the coils are connected in phase and in the other the connection is made in contraphase. As the sensors are sufficiently spaced, the two electromagnetic sensors are fed with a common oscillator.
- a sensor of the same type considered is also described in US 4754862, in which a coin discriminating apparatus is proposed that incorporates three electromagnetic sensors, each consisting of a single coil and arranged so that the coin interferes with them. sequentially The sensors share a single oscillator, but in this case a multiplexer is used to activate each of the sensors during the passage of the coin.
- the size of the sensors, at least two of them, is comparable or higher than the currencies to analyze.
- Procedures are also known for performing a more timely measurement of the currency and, therefore, are suitable for the analysis of currencies constituted by parts of different nature.
- Patent PE.0076617A2 proposes a measurement procedure applicable to two-color coins based on the use of Hall effect sensors. By means of these small-sized sensors, variations in the magnetic field caused by the currency under examination can be measured with acceptable spatial accuracy.
- the use of electromagnetic sensors of small dimensions has the disadvantages of providing low level electrical signals, being very sensitive to the irregularities of the coin passing through the raceway and at the same time its construction and handling is very delicate.
- the sensors of Hall type constitute very expensive electronic components.
- the object of the present invention is to solve the problems set forth above, by means of a method and its corresponding apparatus that allow to accurately identify the dimensions of the coins and the characteristics of the alloys of their different parts, all without having to use expensive electronic components. No miniature electromagnetic sensors.
- the invention proposes a method for the identification of discoidal pieces of a metallic nature, especially coins composed of a crown and a core of different nature, comprising the following steps: a) obtaining and measuring the peak of the signal produced by the passage of the crown of the coin by a first electromagnetic sensor, which represents a first characteristic of said crown; b) measurement of the level of the signal produced by the passage of the core of the coin through a second electromagnetic sensor, at the same moment in which the peak of the aforementioned signal is detected and which represents a first characteristic of the coin core ; c) detection and measurement of one of the secondary peaks that the signal obtained by the passage of the coin crown through the first mentioned sensor, which provides a second characteristic of the coin crown.
- the procedure also includes the measurement of the level of the signal produced by the passage of the crown of the coin through a third electromagnetic sensor at a certain time taken within the time elapsed since the crown begins and ends to intercept this third electromagnetic sensor, and that provides a third Crown feature
- the procedure includes the measurement of the peak of the signal produced by the passage of the coin core through the third electromagnetic sensor, which is representative of a second characteristic of said core.
- the process of the invention can be completed by obtaining the instants of passing the coin through a first and a second optical sensor, for the calculation of the dimension of said coin.
- the moment in which the measurement of the level of the signal produced by the passage of the crown of the coin through the third sensor is carried out can be defined for a time, counted from when the coin ends its passing through the first optical sensor, which would be located in front of said third electromagnetic sensor.
- the second and third electromagnetic sensors can be of "self-oscillating" configuration, which allows their frequencies to be measured to obtain an additional parameter related to each of the electrical amplitude measurements portioned by said sensors.
- the apparatus for carrying out the described procedure includes a first and second electromagnetic sensors that are aligned perpendicular to the raceway of the coins and a third electromagnetic sensor distanced from the second sensor mentioned along the trajectory of the coins and located at the same height as this one of the rolling surface.
- a first and second electromagnetic sensors that are aligned perpendicular to the raceway of the coins and a third electromagnetic sensor distanced from the second sensor mentioned along the trajectory of the coins and located at the same height as this one of the rolling surface.
- the apparatus also includes two optical sensors located at the same height of the raceway, separated from each other a certain distance along the path of the coin and preferably located on either side of the second electromagnetic sensor mentioned.
- the sensors can be formed by pairs of inductors coupled to each other, arranged on opposite sides of the coin passage channel, each pair of inductors forming part of an oscillator, such that the different electromagnetic sensors are totally independent of each other, being able to measure different characteristics of the coins, especially of their nucleus, which will allow to discriminate nuclei constructed by superimposed layers of different metals.
- the optical sensors will provide temporary signals of the passage of the coins for the calculation of their size.
- the first electromagnetic sensor mentioned is positioned on the raceway, so that the flow created by said sensor partially intercepts the coin, but essentially does it to the crown thereof. This is important to avoid that the contact resistance between the crown and the core of the coins, which is uncontrollable, affects the quality of the measurement.
- This sensor can also be built with two coupled coils, located one on each side of the Coin passage channel, centered on the raceway, so that the coin intercepts approximately 50% of the sensor diameter. As will be discussed below, by properly choosing the working frequency and the mode of operation (emitter-receiver), effective discrimination of the coin crown can be achieved, regardless of the material of its core.
- the second sensor In certain cases it is convenient to use for the second sensor the self-oscillating configuration instead of the fixed-frequency transmitter-receiver, especially when it comes to discriminating coins that have a magnetic crown, since in this case the frequency variation experienced by The sensor to the passage of the currency is a clearly identifying parameter of said property.
- the first electromagnetic sensor 2 instead of being positioned on the raceway below the second sensor 3, could be mounted above said second sensor
- Figure 1 shows in longitudinal section a section of the raceway with the arrangement of sensors object of the invention and with a coin start of the section.
- Figure 2 is a view similar to Figure 1, showing the moment in which the coin simultaneously intercepts the first two electromagnetic sensors.
- Figure 3 is a view similar to Figures 1 and 2, showing the coin in an intermediate situation, at the moment when it begins to leave the first optical sensor and begins to intercept a third electromagnetic sensor.
- Figure 4 shows a block diagram of the circuitry used in the apparatus of the invention.
- Figures 5 to 7 are diagrams in which the signals obtained by the passage of the currency through the different sensors are represented.
- FIGs 1 to 3 a section of the raceway is shown, which is referred to with the number 1, in coincidence with which a first and second electromagnetic sensors, referenced with the numbers 2 and 3, aligned with each other are arranged in the direction perpendicular to the raceway 1, and a third electromagnetic sensor 4 distanced from the second sensor 3 along the path of the coins and located at the same height as this with respect to the raceway 1.
- the electromagnetic sensor 4 it is located, as shown in figures 1 to 3, at the end of the area for the measurement of the coins. This is a preferred realization, but depending on the physical space and shapes of the device housing, said electromagnetic sensor 4 could be placed at the beginning of the measurement zone, for example in front of the electromagnetic sensors 2 and 3.
- the electromagnetic sensor 2 is constituted by two inductors coupled and positioned close to the raceway 1 of the coins.
- the configuration of this sensor will preferably be of the emitter-receiver type and will be mounted close to the rolling area of the coins, so that the electromagnetic field received by the sensor is fundamentally influenced by the crown of the coin. This can be achieved using, for example, a 9 mm diameter sensor, located on the raceway and displaced outward so that the coins interfere approximately 50% of its dimension. Since this sensor is located on the perpendicular drawn from the center of the sensor 3 to the raceway 1, when the coin is centered on the sensor 3, it will also be centered on the sensor 2, figure 2.
- the electromagnetic sensor 3 will also be constituted by two inductors coupled and positioned on the opposite sides of the passage channel of the coins 5. On both sides of this electromagnetic sensor two optical sensors 6 and 7 will be arranged to measure the dimension (string ) of the currency.
- coin 5 includes a crown 8 and a core 9.
- the sensor 3 will be smaller than the size of the smallest core of the two-color coin that can be analyzed and positioned in such a way that when the coin is centered, the interaction with the electromagnetic field created by the sensor 3 is mainly due to the core of said coin.
- the electromagnetic sensor 4 will allow obtaining a third characteristic of the crown by measuring the level of the signal produced by the passage of said crown 8 through the sensor 4 at a certain moment, an instant that will be comprised within the time that elapses from that the crown 8 begins and ends to intercept the said electromagnetic sensor 4.
- the sensor 4 can be used in combination with one of the optical sensors, to obtain the third mentioned feature of the coin crown, taking the measurement of the amplitude signal of the sensor 4, at a defined moment for a time TI, counted from the moment in which the coin is in the position represented in figure 3.
- the electrical signal produced by the sensor can be seen in figure 7, in which the central portion of the signal would be representative of a second characteristic of the core of the coin, while the value of the V5 signal, which corresponds to the value of the signal at a time TI after the rising edge of the optical sensor 6 occurred, would be a third characteristic of The crown of the coin.
- the value chosen for the IT time will be related to the size of the coins to be discriminated against and the separation between the electromagnetic sensor 4 and the optical sensor 6.
- the IT time can be calculated for each of the coins entered in the device, being an inverse function at the speed of the coins passing through the sensors. In this way the measurement of the ring by the sensor 4 will be carried out in fixed positions for each of the denominations (coin diameters). The average speed of the coin can be easily calculated by measuring the passage time of the coin's leading edge between the two optical sensors.
- the oscillation frequency depends on the inductors themselves used as sensors
- this frequency can be measured and be an additional parameter related to each of the amplitude measurements electrical provided by the described sensors.
- the frequency measurement of each of the sensors 3 and 4 can be performed by any of the known procedures, in our case the counting of impulses for a known time (fixed or variable) with which the value of the oscillator frequency will be the quotient between the resulting number of the account and the time invested of said account. These operations can be performed by block 25 of Figure 4 consisting of a microprocessor.
- the block diagram shown in Figure 4 shows schematically the elements that form the preferred embodiment of the proposed invention.
- the sensors have been represented in the order in which the interception sequence takes place by almoneda 5. Following the order of entry of the coin 5 rolling down the inclined ramp 1, it first intercepts the optical sensor 6 connected to the microprocessor 25 in charge among other functions of measuring the passage times of the coins by the optical sensors 6 and 7 for the calculation of the diameter.
- the coin intercepts the electromagnetic sensor 3, which as it has been advanced measures the characteristics of the core of the coin.
- the sensor 3 is formed by two inductors of small dimensions, preferably they will be of the "pot core” type of 9 mm in diameter located on both sides of the passage channel of the coins connected in phase, that is to say that the electromagnetic fields of both are added ( mutual induction coefficient M> 0), forming part of an oscillator 10, followed by a rectifier 11 and an amplifier and signal conditioner 12, whose output is introduced to the multiplexer 23, responsible for switching the different inputs to an analog converter - digital 24 which will provide the microprocessor 25 with the equivalent digital values of the analog values of the signals from the electromagnetic sensors 3, 4 and 2.
- a direct connection from the oscillator 10 to the microprocessor 25 to analyze the oscillation frequency which also provides information on the characteristics of the coin.
- the coin In its route along the ramp 1, the coin intercepts the sensor 2 of the ring 8 or external part of the coin, being constituted by two inductors mounted on both sides of the coin passage channel and positioned in the coin rolling area , so that the electromagnetic flux that is established between both inductors is intercepted to the passage of the currency fundamentally by its external zone (ring).
- the inductors must be small in size, with the use of the 9 mm diameter "pot core" type being convenient.
- the sensor configuration will preferably be of the ISSUER-RECEIVER type.
- the transmitter will be powered by a square signal generator 13 with a series resistance 14 of a significantly higher value than that of the sensor 2 itself, the assembly behaving like a current generator modulated by a square signal.
- an RC filter 15 in parallel with the sensor 2.
- the signal delivered by the sensor 2 receiver is introduced into an Intensity - Voltage converter, at whose output we obtain a square signal of proportional amplitude to the electromagnetic field transmitted between the emitting coil and the receiver of the sensor 2.
- the signal is passed through a bandpass filter 15.
- the filtered signal is conveniently amplified in the amplifier 18 and then rectified in step 19
- the output is applied to the multiplexer 23 to be analyzed by the microprocessor 25, as well as the electromagnetic sensor 3.
- the electromagnetic sensor 4 will be constructed in a manner similar to that described above 3, with the difference that the coils will preferably be connected in phase opposition (mutual induction coefficient M ⁇ 0), in order to obtain a new differentiating characteristic of the coin.
- This sensor can also be built with inductors of the "pot core” type of 9 mm in diameter, mounted at a height on the tread identical to that of sensor 3, so that the core of the coin under study is analyzed.
- the sensor 4 is part of an oscillating circuit 20 that oscillates freely. This oscillation is affected in the presence of the currency, both in its frequency of oscillation, and in the amplitude of the oscillations.
- the oscillator signal is rectified in block 21 and properly amplified and filtered in block 22 before applying it to multiplexer 23 for analysis. together with other signals by the microprocessor 25.
- a direct connection from the oscillator 20 to the microprocessor 25 is provided to analyze the oscillation frequency, which also provides information on the characteristics of the coin.
- the microprocessor 25 analyzes the signals it receives from the electromagnetic and optical sensors and processes them according to an operating program that can reside either in an internal memory of the microprocessor itself or in an external memory 26, which will also store the parameters representative of acceptable currencies. Once the currency has been measured and the representative parameters calculated for each of the sensors, the microprocessor 25 compares said parameters with the representative of valid coins stored in memory 26. If acceptable, it is admitted by opening a Acceptance gate, not represented, by means of the output block 28 and controlling by other sensors, not represented and through inputs 27 that is admitted correctly, avoiding possible fraud. When the currency is accepted, a code is issued, through the output block 28, which identifies the type of currency. Admission may be subject to external conditions (inhibitors, sales machine orders, etc.), these signals being received through the input block 27.
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EP98941424A EP0936582B1 (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1998-08-27 | Process and apparatus for the identification of metal disc-shaped pieces |
DE69804757T DE69804757T2 (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1998-08-27 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR IDENTIFYING DISC-SHAPED METAL ITEMS |
AT98941424T ATE216108T1 (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1998-08-27 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR IDENTIFYING DISC-SHAPED METAL OBJECTS |
DK98941424T DK0936582T3 (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1998-08-27 | Method and apparatus for identifying disc shaped metal objects |
AU89798/98A AU745775B2 (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1998-08-27 | Process and apparatus for the identification of metal disc-shaped pieces |
BR9806159-3A BR9806159A (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1998-08-27 | Method and apparatus for identifying metal disc-shaped parts |
NO992074A NO316908B1 (en) | 1997-09-03 | 1999-04-29 | Method and device for identifying disc-shaped metal pieces |
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