EP1168252A2 - Dispositif et méthode pour traiter des feuilles, en particulier des billets de banque - Google Patents

Dispositif et méthode pour traiter des feuilles, en particulier des billets de banque Download PDF

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EP1168252A2
EP1168252A2 EP01120428A EP01120428A EP1168252A2 EP 1168252 A2 EP1168252 A2 EP 1168252A2 EP 01120428 A EP01120428 A EP 01120428A EP 01120428 A EP01120428 A EP 01120428A EP 1168252 A2 EP1168252 A2 EP 1168252A2
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Walter Herrmann
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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    • G07D7/00—Testing specially adapted to determine the identity or genuineness of valuable papers or for segregating those which are unacceptable, e.g. banknotes that are alien to a currency
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • the invention relates to an apparatus and a method for processing sheet material, such as. B. banknotes.
  • DE 27 60 166 shows such a device which is constructed from different units.
  • a separator the sheet material present in a stack is separated sheet by sheet and transferred to a transport path which transports the separated sheet material through the device.
  • each sensor unit detecting certain features of the sheet material and combining them into a measurement result.
  • the structure of the sensor units used here is shown in DE-PS 27 60 165.
  • Each sensor unit has a transducer that detects certain features of the sheet material and converts it into an electrical signal. This signal is converted in a signal processing stage. In general, the mostly analog signal is converted into digital measurement data here. The measurement data are then finally converted into a yes / no statement in an evaluation unit of the sensor unit. This then forms the measurement result of the sensor unit and is stored in a central memory.
  • the central memory is used as a connection for data exchange between the units of the device. All units can access it and write or read the data necessary to process the sheet material. A data record is stored in the central memory for several sheets.
  • Evaluation information is first created in a central evaluation unit from the measurement results of the sensor units for each sheet material stored in the central memory. By means of one in the evaluation unit stored decision table, the target units for the sheet material in question are determined from the evaluation information.
  • the target units can be, for example, stackers for stacking the sheet material or shredders for destroying the sheet material.
  • the target units for the corresponding sheet material are stored in the central memory. Based on the saved target unit, the sheet material is appropriately guided and deposited by the transport unit. After the sheet material has been transported to the target unit, the transport unit writes positive or negative information about the outcome of the processing to the central memory.
  • the machining process in the device is controlled by a control unit.
  • This also has access to the central memory and can monitor and log the machining process based on the information stored there.
  • the control unit serves to initialize the units of the device depending on an operating mode set by the operator. This includes, for example, storing the correct decision table for the selected operating mode in the central evaluation unit.
  • each sensor unit can only derive its measurement result from the measurement data of the sheet material that it has recorded.
  • the object of the invention is to propose a device for processing sheet material which makes it possible to improve the quality of the derivation of a measurement result from the sensor units.
  • the basic idea of the invention essentially consists in using data from other sensor units about the corresponding sheet material when deriving a measurement result from a sensor unit.
  • a memory is provided in at least one sensor unit, in which data records of several sheets can be managed. Areas are provided in each of these data sets in which data from at least one other sensor unit can be stored.
  • the sensor unit has data from other sensor units available that it can take into account when deriving its own measurement result. By knowing this data, the sensor unit is able to derive its measurement result faster and more accurately from this data.
  • the sensor unit preferably has a measuring unit and an evaluation unit, the memory of the sensor unit being provided in the evaluation unit. Furthermore, the measurement results of the sensor unit are not restricted to a yes / no statement, but rather are provided with a higher information content.
  • the measurement results can be, for example, the length or width of the sheet material in mm, a measure of the contamination or the conformity of the printed image with a reference image, the distance of a metal thread from the leading edge of the sheet material, an identification number for the type or position of the sheet material or the like ,
  • Fig. 1 shows a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the invention.
  • the sheet material is separated from a stack sheet by sheet in a separating unit and transferred to a transport path which transports the sheets through the device and is controlled by a transport unit 30.
  • the transport route is divided into individual sections, each of which is controlled by decentralized subunits 30.1-30.M of the transport unit 30.
  • an identification ID is assigned to each sheet, by means of which the sheet is uniquely recognized by the units of the device.
  • the data required for processing a sheet are exchanged using a connection 100 using the identification ID of the sheet.
  • the connection 100 connects both the subunits 30.1-30.M and also a central evaluation unit 10, a plurality of sensor units 20.1-20.N and a control unit 40.
  • the sensor units 20.1-20.N each consist of a measuring unit 21.1-21N and an evaluation unit 22.1-22N.
  • Each measuring unit 21.n has a transducer which detects certain features of the sheet material and converts them into electrical signals. These electrical signals are then converted into digital measurement data and can optionally be standardized and / or transformed before further processing.
  • the evaluation unit 22.n of the sensor 20.n receives the measurement data from the measurement unit 21.n and derives a measurement result using the measurement data.
  • a memory is provided in at least one evaluation unit 22.n, the content of which is shown in FIG. 2.
  • the evaluation unit 22.2 was selected here as an example.
  • Several data records can be managed in the memory of the evaluation unit 22.2.
  • Each record is a sheet of a particular one Identification ID assigned.
  • the memory shown here is able to manage a number L of data records.
  • Each data record has an area for external data ED.
  • Either measurement data MD or measurement results ME of other sensor units are stored in it. 2, for example, the measurement data MD of the sensor unit 20.3 and the measurement results of the sensor unit 20.1 are stored in each data record.
  • the measurement data MD supplied by the measuring unit 21.2 for each sheet are also stored in the memory of the evaluation unit 22.2.
  • the evaluation unit 22.2 derives a corresponding measurement result ME for each sheet from its own measurement data MD and the external data ED, which can optionally be stored in the corresponding data record.
  • the measurement result is determined for a sheet, this is written onto the data line 100 with the corresponding identification ID of the sheet. If necessary, the measurement result can now be read by other sensor units and stored in the memory of the evaluation unit of this sensor unit. If it is necessary to know certain measurement data from one sensor to derive the measurement result from another sensor unit, the latter must also write the corresponding measurement data onto the data line 100 so that it can read the other sensor unit. Alternatively, the measurement data can also be written only after receipt of a corresponding signal from the other sensor unit.
  • the device has a central evaluation unit 10 with a memory, the content of which is shown in FIG. 3.
  • the central evaluation unit 10 reads the measurement results of all sensor units 20.1-20.N from the data line 100 and stores them under the identification ID of the corresponding sheet. If the measurement results of all sensor units are known for an identification ID, the central evaluation unit 10 derives a sorting class KL for the corresponding sheet material from the measurement results and writes the identification ID and the associated sorting class KL on the data line 100.
  • the sorting class KL can optionally be stored in the memory the corresponding identification of the sheet can be saved.
  • the sorting class KL is evaluated by the subunits of the transport unit that control the transport of the sheet into the target unit. If the corresponding subunit 30.m is not responsible for processing the sheet, it is forwarded to the subsequent subunit 30.m + 1. In the other case, the sheet is passed to the corresponding manipulators of the subunit 30.m and processed. After the processing of the sheet material, the processing unit writes a corresponding positive or negative information about the completion of the processing on the data line 100. This information is read, for example, by the control unit 40 and used in the logging of the machining process.
  • each subunit 30.m can write error messages on the data line if, for example, a sheet jam occurs in the transport system of the subunit 30.m. These error messages can be interpreted by other units of the device and appropriate measures can be initiated.
  • the subunits 30.m are preferably designed such that they control the electrical and mechanical functions of the transport route. For this count among other things the drive of the transport route, the switching of the switches within the transport route, the measurement of the position of the sheet material by means of light barriers etc. Furthermore, the sub-units 30.m can also control special electrical or mechanical manipulators within the units of the device. This includes, for example, the control of the singling components, the stacking wheels and the shredder rollers etc.
  • the control unit 40 serves to control and log the processing operations of the sheets. It is able to send control information via the data line 100, which is interpreted accordingly by the individual units. Such control information can be used, for example, to bring the device into a processing status selected by the operator. Furthermore, the control unit 40 can initiate the storage of special programs or reference data from the control unit 40 into the other units of the device via the data line 100. For this purpose, 40 mass storage devices are available on the control unit, in which these data are managed.
  • control unit 40 can monitor and log the processing operation of each individual sheet. During the actual processing of the sheet material, the function of the control unit is only limited to listening to the data line 100.
  • the data line 100 is designed as a data bus.
  • a CAN bus is preferably used. This is particularly well suited for so-called real-time applications, as they are mainly available here.
  • data lines 101 and 102 are provided parallel to the data line 100, so that the data line 100 is relieved.
  • the data line 101 can also be implemented by means of a CAN bus and serves to improve the data exchange between the sensor units 20.1-20.N and the central evaluation unit 10. This is particularly useful if a lot of measurement data is exchanged between the sensor units 20.n, which often have a high data volume.
  • the data line 102 is used especially by the control unit 40 for so-called non-real-time applications. This can be used, for example, to write programs or larger-scale reference data into the sensor units 20 or the central evaluation unit 10 when the device is initialized into a specific operating state. A connection to the subunits 30.m can also be dispensed with, since the amounts of data transmitted there are generally small.
  • the sorting class of a sheet can be derived from the measurement results of the sensor units, for example using freely configurable tables and / or matrices, which are managed in a memory of the central evaluation unit 10. During the derivation, continuous measurement results are initially mapped to classes. Discrete measurement results are assigned directly to a class. Individual classes are combined into one property of the sheet with different characteristics. A rule matrix can be used to assign any, but selected combinations of different characteristics to a set of properties of a sort class.
  • FIG. 4 shows a flow diagram of a first exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention for processing sheet material, here specifically Paper money.
  • the measurement data MD of the banknote are recorded by the sensors 20.n. Using these measurement data MD, measurement results ME of the bank note are derived and stored in the evaluation unit 10 according to FIG. 3.
  • the measurement results ME are initially mapped to discrete classes.
  • An example of such a mapping is shown in FIG. 5.
  • the measurement result should represent the area of the banknote in mm 2 which is covered by spots. If, for example, 140 mm 2 is determined as the measurement result in a first measurement M 1 , this measurement result is mapped to the class with the class identifier 4.
  • the number of classes and the location of the class boundaries can be configured as desired.
  • Classes 0 to 5 can be summarized as "stains”. Each class thus represents an expression of the property "stains”.
  • the individual classes are often also provided with verbal markings, such as "very little", “little", “much” etc.
  • a property vector is first formed from the classes of all properties. 6 four class vectors V 1 to V 4 are shown by way of example. In each property the class is marked that corresponds to the measurement result of the banknote. With the property "stains” the measurement result of the leaf material belonging to the class vector V 1 is z. B. in the class "little", while the measurement result of the property "dog ears” is in the class "very little". The class vector thus classifies the characteristics of all the properties of a banknote.
  • the rule matrix consists of a number of rules, which are designated here with the numbers 1 to 5.
  • Each rule consists of a rule vector which, like the class vector, is formed from the classes of all properties. In contrast to the class vector, however, it is possible for several classes of a property to be marked, for example for the property "soiling" in rules 1 to 5.
  • Each of rules 1 to 5 is assigned a sorting class, which here with the respective sorting target "stacker 1 "," Stacker 2 "and so on. In general, the same sort class can also be assigned to several rules.
  • the markings of the class vector e.g. B. V 1
  • the sorting class which is assigned to the first rule vector, which is marked in all classes of the class vector, is assigned to the sheet material as a sorting class. If the markings of none of the rule vectors match all the markings of the class vector, the sheet material is assigned any, but firmly selected sorting class.
  • the sheet material for class vector V 2 is given the sorting class "stacker 4".
  • the sorting class "shredder” is assigned to the sheet material for class vector V 3 . Since the marking of no rule vector matches all the markings of the class vector V 4 , this sheet material is assigned any, but firmly selected sorting class which is to be referred to as "reject".
  • the sorting class After the sorting class has been assigned to the sheet material, it is transported to the corresponding target unit based on the sorting class.
  • the sheets with the "Reject" sorting class are generally stacked in a so-called reject compartment, where they can then be removed from the device and inspected by the operator.
  • a security level SL is assigned to each class. It can be used to specify which users can make changes in this class.
  • the value 3 stands for the developer, 2 for the supervisor and 1 for the operator of the device.
  • weight G it is also possible to assign a weight G to at least certain classes. Using these weights G, the rules of the rule matrix can be checked for consistency, for example, or the sorting class derived from the rule matrix can be changed if necessary.
  • the individual properties of the security features may be of interest not only to check the individual properties of the security features, but also to carry out a weighting of the individual properties to one another, for example in order to distinguish meaningful properties from less meaningful ones.
  • the correctness of the "security thread” property is rated 5 higher than the correctness of the "watermark” property 3.
  • the individual properties can be fine-tuned against one another by appropriate weights.
  • a minimum weight can now be determined for each rule from the weights of the individual classes in the group "Security features of the banknote” by adding up the weights of the individual classes of each property of the group with the lowest marked weight of the rule. For the example in FIG. 6, this means that rule 1, 2 and 5 in the "Security features of the banknote" group is assigned a minimum weight of 8 each. For rule 3 the minimum weight is 5 and for rule 4 the minimum weight is 0.
  • the minimum weight determined in this way for each rule in the "Security features of the banknote” group thus gives a measure of the security of the banknote.
  • a high minimum weight stands for high security and a low minimum weight for low security.
  • the desired security can thus be defined by a predetermined minimum weight in the group "Security features of the banknote”.
  • Such a predetermined minimum weight for the security of a fit banknote is to be determined here from the weights of the "denomination” property.
  • the specified minimum weight of a rule in the group “Security features of the banknote” for fit banknotes results here as the maximum of the weights of the marked classes of the rule in the property "Denomination”. For rules 1, 2, 4 and 5, this results in a minimum weight of 8 for the security of an unfit banknote and for rule 3 of 3.
  • the sorting class determined with the aid of the rule matrix can optionally be changed again afterwards depending on a specific condition. Such a subsequent change can be helpful, for example, when maintaining the device or when designing the control matrix.
  • the conditions can be derived from the rule matrix, such as the minimum weight MG for a rule in the group "security features of the banknote". Furthermore, the conditions can also depend on measurement results from the sensors or the class identification of a specific measurement result. In general, all the data available to the evaluation device can be used in any combination in any condition.
  • FIG. 8 A second exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention for processing sheet material is shown in FIG. 8.
  • measurement data are first acquired by the sensors 20.n and MD measurement results ME are derived using this measurement data.
  • the measurement results ME are mapped or fuzzified to overlapping classes.
  • An example of such a mapping is shown in FIG. 9.
  • the measurement results of the sheet material can each take values between 0 and 1.
  • Three overlapping classes are assigned to each property. For the property “pollution” these are the classes “strong” with measurement results in the interval from 0 to 0.5, “medium” in the interval from 0 to 1 and “low” in the interval from 0.5 to 1.
  • the classes “strong”, “medium” ",” low are used in the following as fuzzy classes.
  • Each fuzzy class is assigned a membership function shown in FIG. 9.
  • the number of overlapping fuzzy classes and the form of the various membership functions can be set as desired.
  • the functionality of the method can be optimized for the respective application by a suitable choice of the membership functions.
  • FIG. 9 shows the measurement results of two measurements, M 1 and M 2 , with the membership values resulting from the membership functions entered.
  • Measurement M 1 is a banknote with little contamination, a relatively large number of dog ears and few stains.
  • the measurement M 2 is more dirty than the measurement M 1 and it has more dog ears. Furthermore, it shows fewer spots than the measurement M 1 .
  • a rule matrix is defined by means of the fuzzy classes, which is shown in FIG. 10.
  • the possible combinations of the individual classes of the properties "pollution”, “dog-ear” and “stains” are plotted in the columns of the rule matrix.
  • the last column of the rule matrix forms a "Sorting" property with three fuzzy classes, which are called “Stacker”, “Shredder” and "Reject”.
  • a rule 1 to 8 is plotted in the rows of the rule matrix, each of which assigns a possible combination of fuzzy classes of the three properties of a fuzzy class to the "sorting" property. Under the respective designation of the fuzz class, the membership value determined in FIG. 9 for the measurements M 1 and M 2 is given. The determination of the values specified for the fuzzy classes of the "sorting" property is explained below.
  • Rule 1 says, for example, that a banknote with little soiling, many dog ears and little stains of the fuzzy class "Reject" should be assigned to a "Sorting" property.
  • rule 2 a banknote with medium soiling, many dog ears and few stains is assigned to the "sorting" property of the "shredder” fuzzy class, etc.
  • the rule matrix is limited to 8 rules here, since the measurements M 1 and M 2 do not contain any other useful combinations occur. In principle, however, it is not necessary for the rule matrix to have rules for all possible combinations contains. It is sufficient if it only contains rules for relevant combinations.
  • sorting is first assigned a corresponding membership function to each fuzzy class.
  • fuzzy classes "stacker”, “shredder”, “reject” of the sorting are first derived from the fuzzy classes with their membership functions and the rule matrix using a so-called inference machine.
  • the fuzzy classes of the "sorting" property resulting from the rules are obtained by first linking the corresponding membership values of the measurement results within a rule, as shown in FIG. 10, and assigning the result to the linking of the sorting.
  • the selection of the smallest membership value was selected as a simple case for a link (framed in each case).
  • 12 shows, for example, the fuzzy class "shredder” of the "sorting” property resulting from the corresponding rules.
  • the membership function of the fuzzy class "Shredder” is usually cut off at the corresponding height according to the result of the link.
  • 12a and 12b show this process for the results of the measurement M 2 of rule 4.
  • rule 4 supplies the value for the measurement M 2 and the fuzzy class "shredder” of the "sorting” property 0.2.
  • the membership function of the fuzzy class "Shredder” is cut off at the value 0.2.
  • the parts of the individual rules thus obtained are linked to one another. For the sake of simplicity, the maximum covered area of the selected individual areas.
  • the result of the link is shown in Fig. 12c.
  • a discrete sorting class In a final step, a discrete sorting class must be derived from the resulting fuzzy classes of the "sorting" property or the "sorting” property must be defuzzified.
  • a simple possibility for such a derivation is to assign the sorting class to the sheet material whose fuzzy class has the largest area. In the case of the measurement results M 1 , the sorting class "Reject” would be assigned to the sheet material and the sorting class "Shredder" would be assigned to the sheet material with the measured values M 2 .
  • a more complex method for deriving the sorting class from the resulting fuzzy classes of the "sorting” property consists, for example, of first linking the individual resulting fuzzy classes “stacker”, “shredder”, “reject” of the "sorting” property to one another, for example by union, and from calculate the position of the center of gravity of the resulting area. This value can be mapped to a discrete sorting class by rounding.

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